A well-designed architectural elevation is an effective way to improve the quality of urban design, landscape and public realm. This article tell you my thought behind each architectural drawing.

Other temporary uses and programs can be designed based on the look and feel of those vacant lots.

Leftover spaces refer to those areas that are undefined, lack a function or program, or are waiting for formal development. This article introduces what leftoverspaces are and how we can make them better for our communities.

Historically open spaces were designed to have activities and events. This article will take you to see why some historic plaza was successful and how can we impliment their characteristics to our modern urban settings.

Public art can be considered as an art in public space and is accessible by the public. It has a wide range of forms, sizes, and scales. and sometimes even more than we can imagine.

Reducing natural disaster’s impacts on our lives has become a high priority in many places. This article will walk you through the essential functions of disaster prevention parks and how to fit them into our dense urban networks.

The alteration to meet specific accessibility requirements in historic buildings sometimes challenges owners. This article will walk you through some common alterations in historic properties and the exceptions allowed by ADAAG.

Every place has its unique history. However, due to circumstances, we often cannot decide if we should keep the historic buildings we love. This article will walk you through a thought process so you have better information to make up your mind about your property.