We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer Lichen Ding about their original and creative Club design work. Lichen Ding is an award-winning architectural designer, that makes our world a better place with their original club works.
Lichen Ding ("LD") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work Tian Zi Club. Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
LD : Inspired by the "five senses" of people, shape, sound, color, taste, touch, create an environment full of ecological atmosphere, rich in Zen details, colorful and exotic, giving people a quiet and quiet heart.
LD : This case is centered on the key word "Tian Zi", which combines the four seasons in the culture of flowers, and adds elegance and rhyme to the solemnity.
LD : Will continue to participate in the competition, so that people around the world to see the project.
LD : The investigation and analysis of the project environment, combined with the modern elements to play the traditional Chinese cultural characteristics in the design, bring unique charm and competitiveness.
LD : The combination of classical Chinese style and fashion shows a sturdy culture, fascinating and noble. In the low-key, it shows extravagance, and the pursuit of humanity in elegance.
LD : The original structure of the column is very much, through the space design, clever layout to resolve these drawbacks. There are also some very narrow aisles that are perfectly utilized and make the spatial layout of the traditional Chinese culture "gossip", which is very impressive.
LD : After a period of understanding on the competition website, I deeply felt the charm of the competition. The page pictures on the website were beautiful, and the rules and fees of the competition made people feel friendly.
LD : I think in our career, in addition to doing some business projects, it will be more meaningful to participate in social projects. Otherwise, our career can only make the world look better, better looking and more useful. That’s all. Here I want to quote a famous saying. “We don’t ask to be eternal beings, we only ask that things do not lose all their meaning.” — Antoine De Saint Exupéry
