Projects

In November 2023, the upscale restaurant brand Wanwea·Yuan under the Da Ya Li Restaurant Group quietly launched. DaQuan Wang from TANZO Space Design described the design process as somewhat painful like tough grass breaking through cracks. Still, the final result also reflects the name of the restaurant: Sketching an abstract, holistic beginning in a chaotic space, which becomes vivid and concrete as people enter.

Nature is my manifestation of God. I go to nature every day for inspiration in the day’s work. I follow in building the principles which nature has to used in its domain. —— Frank Lloyd Wright

As part of the R-Day Music Festival, this project by Also Architects presents a series of modular art installations, creating a temporary yet dynamic cultural exchange hub for the Urban Nomad Art Museum along the coastal shores of Chengmai, Hainan.

Habitat ’67 is perhaps one of the most recognised and iconic modern housing complexes around the world.

Mangrove Tetrapods combine eco-engineering and design to protect coastlines, restore ecosystems, and strengthen climate resilience.

This case study from China highlights low-carbon innovations that are reshaping architecture towards a more sustainable, climate-resilient future.

83 King Lam Street integrates sustainable and community-centric design, setting a new standard for green urban living in Hong Kong.

Kwun Tong Temporary Playground transforms underutilized space into a vibrant, community-centric urban oasis in Hong Kong.

Daguan , the latest creation by Aurora Design, is nestled on the bustling Nanqiang Street in downtown Kunming. This vibrant locale carries the legacy of the city’s centuries-old “Yunjin Night Market”, while also housing the whispers of history from the late Ming to early Qing dynasties. Here, the lively pulse of modern life is tucked within the embrace of ancient architecture, blending timeless beauty with the fleeting moments of today.

In an era where commercial exhibition spaces are increasingly homogenized, TSPACE Design redefines brand narrative logic through innovative curatorial thinking, breaking through the physical limitations of traditional displays and injecting differentiated experiential value into commercial spaces. By combining environmental storytelling with emotional resonance in its design strategy, the brand essence is transformed into a perceptible spatial language. For this design at the Shanghai exhibition, the designers used a showroom created for the cactus lighting brand as a practical platform. Within the limited 36 square meters, they constructed an immersive theater that links the imagery of the desert with modern industrial aesthetics, exploring the potential of commercial spaces transitioning from functional displays to experiential innovation.