Design Philosophy:
My design philosophy emphasizes that architectural design should not be confined to a single form but must remain responsible to users, urban environments, and cultural emotions. Inspiration is drawn from history, nature, and life, utilizing fundamental principles of space, materials, and scale, along with clean structures and exquisite details to create buildings that connect thoughtfully with the city and its people.
As an architect, my primary focus is on users, environments, and cultural emotions. I pay close attention to the impact of design on users, striving to balance culture, user needs, and site context. Good design preserves traditional memory while fostering positive social significance through open and free spaces, encouraging communication and self-expression.
My diverse professional experience has shown me that the journey from design to realization is complex and requires careful consideration of various demands. A critical mindset helps us eliminate unnecessary elements, focus on core project issues, and facilitate effective communication among all stakeholders. By maintaining an honest and open attitude, we can protect the humanistic spirit and social value in our designs, resulting in buildings that fulfill basic functions while also offering cultural and social significance.
Receiving the 40 Under 40 Award inspires both me and younger architects to strive for excellence in every architectural endeavour throughout our professional journeys.
