As a Chinese-Canadian designer and researcher, I seek to identify, investigate and reimagine politico-cultural themes within architecture, landscape, urbanism, and history. I seek to understand the reaches of design’s social agency, how it can inform equitable futures, and honour our diverse, yet kindred communities.
“Space is not a scientific object removed from ideology or politics. It has always been political and strategic. There is an ideology of space. Because space, which seems homogeneous, which appears as a whole in its objectivity, in its pure form, such as we determine it, is a social product.”
- The Survival of Capitalism, 1976
“Space is not a scientific object removed from ideology or politics. It has always been political and strategic. There is an ideology of space. Because space, which seems homogeneous, which appears as a whole in its objectivity, in its pure form, such as we determine it, is a social product.”
- The Survival of Capitalism, 1976