The Circadian Home Highrise Residence

The principle to my design is always to maximum the natural light in the space, and use the advantage of the view to create different frames of pictures among activities in an open space. The owner of the house likes to host people in the same time he is a person cares about privacy. The design has to take all the perspectives of owner's habits in living and his character.

The flow of the open space. I want to make the space fluid for different hosting events, and when the client wants to have more quite zone, there's family room adjacent to the dinning area that he can enjoy a movie, reading or listening to music.

This project was designed during a difficult time - Covid 19 in China., I was restricted from traveling so I was working remotely in Taiwan for the entirely project. I think this has proven that my capability of taking overseas projects. Hope I can get more design projects from different countries in the future.

When it comes to interior design, lighting isn’t just a practical necessity—it’s the secret ingredient that shapes how we experience a space, day and night. Thoughtful planning of light flow throughout the home is essential, ensuring each room aligns perfectly with its intended use and atmosphere.The first step? Consider the orientation of your home and the surrounding environment. Understanding which direction your windows face and what lies beyond them—be it open skies, leafy trees, or neighboring buildings—will help you harness natural light to its fullest potential.Spaces designed for daytime activities, such as living rooms and dining areas, should bask in the glow of natural sunlight. Positioning these welcoming, communal zones close to windows creates bright, uplifting environments that invite conversation and comfort. Meanwhile, more private areas like family rooms or media spaces can be tucked deeper inside the floor plan, where a cocoon-like ambiance is often preferred.But natural light shouldn’t be limited to rooms with windows alone. Creative solutions—think sliding doors or operable screens—can help connect different areas, allowing sunlight to filter through and brighten even the most secluded corners. This thoughtful approach not only maximizes daylight but also fosters a sense of openness and fluidity throughout the home.By planning for both function and flow, you can create interiors that truly shine—morning, noon, and night.

Design Solutions in the Digital Age: Blending Traditional Craft and Modern TechToday’s designers have an arsenal of creative tools at their disposal when it comes to resolving on-site challenges, Gone are the days of relying solely on blueprints and phone calls. Now, a blend of traditional methods and cutting-edge technology allows us to tackle problems from every angle—quite literally.Take a recent project as an example. To address a specific issue with the bar’s structure and orientation, I turned to a variety of mediums: quick hand sketches to capture initial ideas, 3D digital models to explore forms in virtual space, and even physical models to truly understand the angles and construction details. Each technique offered unique insights, helping bring the solution into sharper focus.But the real game-changer is how technology bridges distances. With collaborators scattered across different countries, digital platforms have become our virtual meeting tables. Through screen sharing and real-time communication, I can walk contractors through my proposed solutions, down to the finest detail. Their feedback? Instantly received and seamlessly integrated—thanks to the power of modern design software.This dynamic blend of hands-on creativity and digital connectivity ensures that technical issues are not just resolved, but refined—efficiently, collaboratively, and with a global reach. In today’s design landscape, innovation knows no borders.

Intuitive by Design: Simplicity at the CoreMy design philosophy is rooted in the belief that great design should feel effortless—just as intuitive as using an iPhone for the first time. With this in mind, I strive to seamlessly integrate multiple functions into a single device, piece of equipment, or space, ensuring everything works together harmoniously without unnecessary complexity.The goal isn’t to overwhelm, but to enrich the experience. By blending versatility and simplicity, I aim to create environments and products that are not only beautiful, but also instinctively easy to use—where every feature feels natural, and sophistication is found in thoughtful details, not in complicated layers.In a world where technology and design often collide, I believe the best solutions are those that quietly anticipate your needs—making life simpler, smoother, and more enjoyable, one intuitive interaction at a time.