Born and raised in Guangzhou, the founder maintains a sustained interest in the city’s layered conditions and resilience amid rapid change. Both open and restrained, pragmatic yet complex, Guangzhou’s historical depth, urban fabric, and everyday life form a continuous field of research and reflection, providing fertile ground for design ideas to emerge.

In practice, architecture is understood as an organic entity shaped through its interaction with people, site, city, and time. By engaging deeply with local conditions and urban continuity, the design process seeks to strengthen place-based connectivity, allowing each project to integrate naturally into its context while remaining adaptable and capable of long-term growth.

Beyond form itself, greater attention is placed on how architecture is used, perceived, and sustained over time. Design is regarded not merely as the resolution of spatial form and function, but as an ongoing contribution to public life, social relationships, and the enduring memory of the city.