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Nature takes the lead, and architecture follows in harmony. A dialogue between light and material— a timeless structure designed to live with this land for generations to come.

Located along Beijing’s South Fifth Ring Road, the project aims to create a high-quality integrated real estate development with both industry benchmark significance and practical utility. The design integrates advanced technology from a forward-thinking perspective, accurately achieving its core goals through the organic integration of functional modules and diversified innovation in formal design. In terms of spatial layout, the project innovatively juxtaposes urban offices with talent apartments, exploring the functional and resource linkage and sharing between public use and community living to build a high-quality integrated community that combines “work-life-leisure.”

Environmental architecture with reference to grapevine trellises – Yamanashi is surrounded by various mountains such as Mt. Fuji, one of Japan’s representative mountains, and is one of the few inland basins in the island nation of Japan. With long hours of sunshine, low annual precipitation, large daily temperature differences, and abundant water resources, grape cultivation has flourished in the region since ancient times, and today, grape trellises weave across the landscape.

Starting from 10 splines, we have developed a system to construct structurally strong walls with the least possible amount of material.

Building Design and Presence – This super-tall building is located at the southwest corner of Shanghai West Bund Media Port, an area that is home to a concentration of cutting-edge media and cultural industries, on the west bank of the Huangpu River in Shanghai, China. It is designed to support the new working styles of future-oriented creators as a hub for advanced ICT (information and communications technology) companies and the gaming industry, while also revitalizing the city.

The Chicago Park District Headquarters is an 80,000 sf building comprised of headquarters office space for the Chicago Park District staff and an 18,000 sf field house with gymnasium, fitness and club rooms located in a new 17-acre park reclaimed from a former brownfield site in the Brighton Park neighborhood on the southwest side of Chicago. Like more historical Chicago fieldhouses, the headquarters building/field house is set into the park to give the building a dignified presence and to organize the park space around it. The building is designed to make CPD staff feel like they are working in a park and put them in close contact with the public they serve.