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@jamesberroya · 333 followers

Studio Director at Structure Research Lab
Designing with dialects of local clay and concrete for modern living in Yuncheng.

@alexanderbehnke · 253 followers
Studio Director
Bridging the gap between artisan concrete and high-density urban realities.


@rebeccalee · 19 followers
Design Director
Designing resilience into the Nanjing River suburbs with concrete and community.

@frankcostantini · 218 followers
CGI Artist
Rendering the concrete in Wuhan before the steel is even poured

@agathececcaldi · 68 followers
Technical Architect
Structural exploration within the vernacular context of Northeast China.

@pimnarathunyathada · 298 followers
Associate Principal
blending glass and geometry to resolve the tension between light and structure


@youngeunjung · 430 followers
Project Architect
Drawing structures that breathe rather than sitting heavy on the ground.

@yingyuhuang · 356 followers
Real-time Viz Artist
Drawing concrete shadows to solve daylighting conflicts.

@thomasinzerillo · 395 followers
Interior Architect
Grounding high-density living in materials that tell a time.



@justincreese · 296 followers
Registered Architect
Turning concepts in China into grounded structures that weather the seasons.

@janekandampulli · 11 followers

Sustainability Consultant at Map Research Lab
Building quiet environments where interior silence doesn’t mean sacrificing connection.



Design Architect at Tanaka & Gupta Architects Landscape
Merging costs and concrete to build for reality, not potential.

@kayhsia · 464 followers
Senior Landscape Architect
Designing resilient communities where infrastructure and agriculture coexist at the street level.

@khuetrinh · 228 followers

Project Architect at Stone + Scale
Building network-ready furniture systems out of industrial plywood.

@chaoweiwang · 286 followers
Senior Associate
Navigating carbon budgets and vernacular building envelopes