Bot-House is a family home whose spine is a 25-metre pool, and whose heart is a giant light-well of perfectly round and centered glass plates. A client-couple committed to the proliferation of early education spaces on the islands approached the architects with a pre-owned site and a desire to convert it into a family home. Previously used as a kindergarten, the plot abutted an industrial estate. Its proximity to industrial space seemingly blighted its potential as a desirable home, but its owners were resolute in conversion.

Stack & Field is a small but generous extension of a 100-year-old weatherboard house on a tight inner-city block in Melbourne, Australia. It challenges a fundamental assumption of compact urban housing: that density requires consolidation. Located on a constrained and narrow site, the project plan dissolves layout and building form into a series of offset planes, layered rooms, and courtyards, and substitutes size for spatial richness.

Jinxi Senior High School is a public boarding high school with 48 classes (16 per grade). The project site is located in the eastern part of Jinxi Town, Kunshan. Originally a flat agricultural field, the site is divided into two parts—wider to the north and narrower to the south, roughly forming a right-angled trapezoid—by an east–west watercourse. The surrounding area consists of existing mid-rise residential neighborhoods and plots designated for future housing development.

Hospitality today is no longer about rooms. It is about experiences that people remember — and return for. Shared Space is conceived as a climate-responsive, large-span gathering pavilion embedded within a 6+ acre landscape. The architecture operates as a continuous inhabitable layer — allowing flexible programming for: Retreat gatherings, Wellness workshops, Community dining, Cultural events, and Seasonal activations.