Our precast concrete scheme is based on the concept reinforcing the effects of light and shading on the concrete surface. When time passes by, the shading on our concrete panel will have complex and rich variation which can potentially become another layer of pattern besides the concrete itself. In this way, we will use white concrete, so it can be a blank canvas and the sunlight and surrounding environment will become brushes which can create asthetic drawings on the concrete.	The facade design: Two distinct techniques in the use of color are proving to be most effective in giving freshness to architecture today: What we can call Wallpaper Color and the Hyper-painterly. The hyperpainterly focuses on the surface effects of animate color in the production of contemporaneity. The hyperpainterly is a flavor and additive that gives vibe to the surface through patterned shifts and tonal variations of color.
The facade design is based on hybrid paintings (ostagram)which are painted by famous painters in the world. The aim of analyzing masterpieces is to explore what qualities these paintings have, then extract them and apply them to facade design.	The connection between furniture and architecture is interesting. If furniture is unwanted, it can be taken away but the space stays intact. That inspired me a great deal. So if I put some special furniture, which can meet students’ and tutors’ demands, in a public space, you can clearly find that "BEFORE" contains "AFTER".
	What is more important in the gallery? Art works or gallery? For me, both are important at the same time. In this project, you can be immersive in savoring the world of art. But you can jump out of the exhibition world, seeing these as a background, making the plan as a diagram or art, or regarding people flow as a dynamic scene.
This window model was finished in Fabrication Lab in 2017 in KTH, Stockholm. This is a detail of a window designed by me. From the picture, you can find the contrast between light and shadow. And you can also find the expression of wood cutting and pre-cast concrete.	Bizarre objects by Powder Print: This physical object is directed by Ferda Kolatan. I abstracted elements from architecture and combine optical art with the final wierd form in order to create some different qualities in this object.
The space can also be used as a drive for art installations as shown above. Kinetic weaving forms several beautiful patterns.	The experiment based on "In Praise of the Shadow" from Junichiro Tanizaki brings together western and asian perception of light and darkness in one space. It explores the contrast of the atmospheres created by diffuse and direct light and the influence of different qualities of materials.
This project is an exploration of a prototype which can move panels to redefine the space. The original space is inflexible and this causes so much waste. What we therefore want to achieve is greater interaction among users of the space by using sensors to control the panels. Therefore, "AFTER" can be based on technology to make "BEFORE" better.	Architecture requires deep understanding of the qualities and uniqueness of particular places, as well as empathy for different life situations and social circumstances. A work of architecture is never general. There may be archetypes but ultimately there are no types.
“We must come to the inevitable conclusion that the science of search may soon replace the method of experimental science in its entirety…” ----Mario Carpo