SOLAR PANEL
By peeling up the original turf from the ground, a cozy platform is created on which people could step, sit, and lie down. The turf surface does not only direct the ground towards the sunlight, but it also shifts the natural material, grass, to become furniture, sculpture and landscape.
SEESAW
Seesaw A Seesaw, is the project collaborate with Ashley Kratzke that is about people relationship. The seesaw provides a little game on it is to keep the bar siding on the rail and away from the ends with magnet inside. In addition, a big arch bottom also slow down the seesaw movement.
AIDS PARK, NEW YORK CITY, USA
NYC AIDS Memorial Park By transferring the triangle site into a raised area that slopes to sidewalks, the surface was enlarged, and the grassy “hill” for visitors, passengers and neighbors to step and rest on was created as a live memorial.
LAKE STUDIO, LEELANAU, USA
Mr. Elliott Earls needs a new studio in the woods when he work from far home on the banks of Lake Leelanau. The disruption is minimized to natural life and this studio is kept partially ‘invisible’ (or ‘floating’ visually). Besides the functionality, charred cedar and mirrored glass are used for the facade. Back to the architecture itself, the studio is ready to engage with the artist from the inside out as well.
COME VISIT US @ ICFF DESIGNBOOM MART!!
Dear friends, please come to visit us at ICFF Designboom Mart this coming May! @Jacob K. Javits Convention Center (11th Avenue at 38th Street) New York City
HCWD LOGO!
The logo design for our website, timeline, and printings. The original idea is to create series of abstract objects with the structure like molded or architectural structure and use it as the alphabets.
TWIST DOOR
The project Twist Door is based on the research of the relationship between spaces. The function of twist door is not only for opening or closing, but also for filtering. The twist movement turns the door into an in-between position, I call this the “semi-closed” t “semi-open” position, or vice verse.
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