A portfolio exploring the tension between structural rules and open-ended narrative in interior, spatial and hybrid media design. I work within fixed constraints while creating spaces that resist homogenisation.
When formulating the plan, I always ponder over the question of whether to be "flexible" or "rigid"? Flexible rigidity or rigid flexibility? Is design based on established rules or does it break away from conventions?
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B.A. Environmental Design
Hebei University–University of Central Lancashire School of Media, Communication and Creative Industries (HBU-UCLan)
I am a hybrid interior designer focused on post-industrial heritage, community memory and spatial storytelling. My work moves between physical interior structures, installation experiences and digital narrative systems.
Every project begins with the hard conditions: building fabric, site boundaries, regulations, material logic and spatial constraints. These are not obstacles to avoid — they are the rigid foundation that makes flexible intervention meaningful.
I treat the site, structure and rules as rigid, while introducing flexible memory, narrative, interaction and adaptive experience. The result is what I call rigid flexibility.
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Competitions, funded projects and university honours.
Each project starts from a fixed condition — structure, site, material or brief — then opens into flexible narrative, interaction and spatial experience. Click any card to open its full PDF portfolio.
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Interactive modular furniture based on ergonomics, metal spring structure, Arduino infrared sensors and LED lighting, with a physical 1:1 prototype.
Rigid metal frame | Flexible light experience
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Two-storey pop-up retail installation for BULL brand, inserting exposed engineering structure and mechanical aesthetics into a shopping-mall atrium.
Rigid structural frame | Flexible retail circulation
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Multi-zone immersive campus installation using the "life roller-coaster" as an emotional narrative to guide visitor reflection.
Rigid site boundary | Flexible narrative route
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Group-lead project for a depopulated mountain village, activating cold-spring and herbal resources while preserving Hakka building texture.
Rigid village ecology | Flexible community strategy
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Resisting disguised homogenisation by embedding grassroots workers' collective memory through hybrid physical-digital interior interventions.
Rigid industrial fabric | Flexible digital memoryClose-up evidence of the making: structure tests, 1:1 mock-ups, site walks and exhibition moments. Click any photo to open it full-screen.
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This diagram frames every project: the fixed conditions provide structure, while narrative, memory and interaction generate flexible, non-template experience.
If you are interested in interior, installation, heritage or hybrid narrative projects, feel free to reach out.
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