In the 13,000-square-meter community park, we use the natural material of large boulders —representing eternity— as the core design element of the garden, naturally integrating with the functional and experiential activities. For example, boulders lying over a sandpit can be transformed into climbing and resting play structures; stones in the shallow creek can become part of the water play installation. And the massive rock cave adventure space is creatively realized by the increasingly advanced 3D-printed concrete technology.

The Lemaire boutique in Chengdu Taikoo Li is located in the bustling Taikoo Li district. Despite its proximity to landmarks like the Apple Store and Fountain Plaza, visitors experience a surprising sense of tranquility upon arrival. This contrast of "serenity amidst the bustle" inspired both the site selection and the design concept.

The idea of radical transformation on typical homes has informed most of our works and has continued so in the design of this apartment in the SS2 neighborhood of Petaling Jaya. Designing for a young couple who are Japan lovers, we deliberately created a modern Japanese living experience from the get-go, characterised by a series of spatial revelations at points of interest, stimulated by contrasts and contradictions. The apartment foyer was turned into a shadowy Zen-inspired garden with brushed cement walls and a compact artificial garden.  From the foyer, the immediate living space that succeeds the entry, in stark difference, is an open, sun-flooded living area. 

A Wall House is organized around a single line: a wall that spans 80 meters across the entire lot, from the access to the navigable canal. This element defines the structure, organizes the program, and provides unity to the project. On one side, the technical aspects: service areas, functional circulation, and systems. On the other, the living experience — pool, lounge, landscape.