About Me

Raised among Suzhou’s classical gardens, I have come to realize that meaningful space is far more than visual appeal: it can possess rigorous logic, stay rooted in local culture, and be genuinely accessible to all. I explore this idea through architectural research, observational drawing, and hands‑on physical model‑making.

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Beyond my individual design practice, I founded my school’s Architecture & Design Club to encourage peers to engage with spatial thinking. As a volunteer at Suzhou Museum, I facilitate public conversations about built heritage. I also maintain long‑term practice in dance and guzheng — disciplines that have shaped my understanding of rhythm, balance and expression, lessons I continually bring back to how I perceive space.