"Aesthetics and craftsmanship must be built on the foundation of environmental and human care" the quote by Chiu-hwa Wang resonates with me deeply and further intrigued my own statement above based on my generation. I'm a young architect committed to sustainable design that integrates the natural environment with cultural influences. Raised as an only child in Taiwan, I developed a deep sensitivity to the environmental and cultural contrasts across the island, from Taipei’s urbanity to Taitung’s coastal landscapes. This awareness, combined with early exposure to social justice issues, steered me toward advocating for public welfare through architecture.

My work, including projects like “Mark of Terroir” and “Microcosm,” focuses on transforming spaces to foster connections and celebrate local essence. In addition to my architectural studies, I’ve pursued interdisciplinary experiences such as culinary training, German language courses, and tour guide certification. These diverse perspectives have shaped my empathetic, user-centered approach to design.

Furthermore, as both great listener and leader among the group, I emphasize active listening and inclusion, advocating for marginalized voices and striving to balance public welfare with sustainability. Inspired by the words of Chiu-hwa Wang, I’m dedicated to reshaping perspectives and showcasing the beauty of my island for future generations.