In conversation around Fields of Resonance, Tia-Thuy Nguyen discusses hand-woven stainless steel, weightlessness, femininity and the role of light as a living material.
In conversation around Fields of Resonance, Tia-Thuy Nguyen discusses hand-woven stainless steel, weightlessness, femininity and the role of light as a living material.
At Almine Rech Shanghai, Tia-Thuy Nguyen brings clouds, quartz, beadwork and hand-woven stainless steel into a shifting field of light, energy and perception.
XJ DesignAgency reshapes LUXELAKES CPI Phase 3 in Chengdu as a sequence of wooded paths, private courtyards and hillside retail spaces that preserve the site’s existing terrain and mature trees.
1Y Architects transforms the familiar red plastic stool of Cantonese everyday life into an 8.2-metre double-spiral installation for the 2026 Foshan International Cultural & Creative Week.
Xiang Architects has completed a 19.8-metre observation tower in Wuhan’s Chenhu Wetland, using two counter-rotating staircases and 24 viewing platforms to turn ascent into a sequence of shifting landscape views.
Designed by XISUI Design, Forest Delight is a 25,200-square-metre children’s camp at Aranya Wuling Mountain in Hebei, where log structures, water play and elevated forest paths follow the site’s natural terrain.
One Plus Partnership transforms Haikou Gaoxingli Insun Cinema into a 6,367-square-metre interior of wave-like brick forms, filtered daylight and saturated auditoriums inspired by Hainan’s coastal setting.
Set in Gailouquan Village in Henan Province, Wo Quan Shan Fang is an 11-room boutique homestay by Yinyuan Studio that uses concrete, stone, shadow and framed views to establish a
Bent by Spring transforms a sunken plaza at Gucheng Park into a temporary urban room, using forty raw bamboo poles, woven floral forms and everyday materials to frame public life in Shanghai.
Luminous Tunnel Beijing transforms an underbridge into a restaurant and public passage shaped by mirrored glass, arches and coloured light.