Interior & Environmental Design graduate student — furniture, retail installation, spatial design and adaptive reuse.
“Design into life, so that life bursts into design.”
Five selected projects across furniture, retail installation, spatial installation and adaptive reuse.
01A self-contained shelter developed through a full technical drawing set, a contour terrain model and digital renders.
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02Hand-woven swivel chair for environmental design students — communication as the design theme.
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03Flash-store retail design exploring brand identity, packaging and immersive space.
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04A site-specific installation for the C5 atrium — translating distance into four experiential spaces.
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05Revitalising the hollow village of Lingshan: site analysis and reconstruction of Hui-style old houses.
View ProjectFull working-drawing set · contour terrain model · digital renders
A self-contained shelter resolved through a complete technical drawing set — plans, sections, elevations, structural, lighting and detail drawings — complemented by a hand-built contour terrain model and digital visualisations. The project tests how an architectural idea is translated into buildable, measurable detail.
Communication as form — hand-woven rattan seat on a steel frame
A swivel chair designed for environmental design students. With “communication” as the theme, the piece folds ergonomics, weaving craft and material testing into one: a seat woven from longitude–latitude rattan strands, a welded square-tube steel frame for stability, and a two-face resting form refined through 1:5 and 1:1 prototyping. Keywords — Chroma, Steady, Multifunction, Create.
Flash-store design · brand research · sub-brand · pavilion concept
A small-scale retail-installation project exploring the creative potential of a Luckin Coffee flash store. It moves from brand research (colour, concept, audience) and a HAND LUCKY hand-made sub-brand, through packaging and craft upgrades, to a spatial concept of three semicircles — one main sales pavilion and two decorative volumes — echoing the asymmetric layering of the Guangzhou Grand Theatre, with integrated light strips building atmosphere.
Communication, social distance and symbiosis — four experiential spaces
A site-specific installation for the central atrium of the C5 building (HBU × UCLan College of Media and Creativity). Rooted in the theme of communication and the post-pandemic experience of distance, the work translates “distance” into four sequential spaces — from the enclosed self (Space One), to moving into the group (Space Two), confronting objective constraints (Space Three), and reaching symbiosis (Space Four) — using reflective film, LED and deformable forms to evoke isolation, unease and, finally, connection.
Lingshan Village · Huizhou, Huangshan · reconstruction of old houses
An adaptive-reuse study of Lingshan Ancient Village (Chengkan Town, Huizhou District, Huangshan) — a small mountain village of Hui-style architecture with pink walls, black tiles and arched eaves. The project analyses the site across six zones (A–F) and proposes the reconstruction and reuse of old houses to revive the hollow village, divert special industries and drive community regeneration through environmental design.
I am an interior and environmental design student at Hebei University Central Lancashire College of Media and Creativity (BA Hons, Environmental Design, Class of 2027), working across furniture, retail & installation, spatial design and adaptive reuse.
My work is grounded in a simple belief — design comes from life. Whether a hand-woven chair for a study room, a Luckin flash-store pavilion, or the renewal of a hollow mountain village, I start from real needs and let the project’s own logic shape the form.
“Each student is like an independent piece of paper — together they form a more exquisite style.”
I enjoy the full journey from concept and sketch, through model-making and technical drawing, to fabrication and material testing — and increasingly use AI generation as a tool for rapid spatial ideation.
A full arc from concept to craft — thinking, drawing, making and exploring.
Ergonomics, weaving craft and fabrication — from sketch to 1:1 prototype.
Brand-driven spatial display and immersive retail concepts.
Interior and environmental planning that responds to real use and context.
Old building and hollow-village revitalisation through site analysis.
Construction drawings plus physical and digital model making.
Rapid concept and material exploration using AI generation tools.
I’m open to internships, design positions and collaborations in interior, retail and environmental design.
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