In the future, I hope that design will remain at the heart of what we do—after all, it’s a truly powerful way to engage with society and the world. Carrying on with this matter and doing it well is my only plan.

Professional strengths: space design and furnishings design Representative works: Baohuayuanshu, Zhongxing Honglu, Shang Dongding, Weskeia, Zhongjin Haitang Bay, Eastern Suburb Ziyuan, Tomson Lake Court, Hongti Peninsula, Southern Suburb Villa, Path Feili Bay, Dahua Jinxiu Huacheng, Dahao Mountain Forest, Da 'an Sheng Baba, Bruce County, Poly Home, Four Seasons Imperial Court, Shang Hai style, Renheng Shibin, Xiangsheng Sijiang Bay, Taoyuan, Wai Yuan, green Shanghe Court, Pujiang Overseas Chinese Town, Hushan in sight, Oriental Hawaii, Tomson Hall, Yipin Mancheng, Green City Rose Garden, etc.

Professional strengths: once worked as a design director in a Taiwan design company, presided over large-scale projects of more than 20000 square meters, worked rigorously and meticulously, and strictly controlled the implementation of design works. Overseas study experience: Japan, Italy. Representative works (real estate): Jiulongcang Lan Gong, Zhongjin Haitang, Renheng Binjiang, Cuihu Tiandi, Hongqiao Yushu, Peach Blossom, Vanke Baima, Hushan in sight, Haihai Bay, Repulse Bay Garden, Coastal Li Shu, Zhen Shuian, Pujiang Overseas Chinese Town, Aifa Aolang Garden, Shanghai Bay, Holy Land Vera, Changtai Xijiao, Jin Dayuan, Yindu, Long Lake, Longxiu Mountain, Longxiu Mountain, Yuqin Garden, Zhongkai City Light, Yunding Villa, Yunan Green Land, Yipin Mancheng, Binhu County, Hua Ting Capital, Zhujiajiao No.1, Guanting, Four Seasons Imperial Court, Rongxin Platinum Bay, Country Garden, Sheshan Silver Lake, Zhongbang City Garden, Dongting Yulong, Hongxi County, Contemporary Yishu, Yashixuan, etc

Founder and lead architect of Pills Studio. Associate Professor, Associate Dean, Department of Architecture, Central Academy of Fine Arts. Visiting Professor, School of Architecture, Syracuse University. Master of Architecture, Princeton University. He was a lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts of Beijing Film Academy and an open course instructor at the School of Architecture of Tsinghua University. Member of the American Institute of Architects and the Chinese Academy of Fine Arts. He has won the Academic Committee Award of the 2019 Shenzhen-Hong Kong Architecture Biennale and the First Prize of the FAIRYTALES 2015 International Architecture Competition. He has served as the architectural history consultant of the director group of Jiang Wen's film "Evil does not suppress righteousness. His works are exhibited in Venice International Architecture Biennale, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Architecture Biennale, China Contemporary Architecture Image Exhibition, National Art Exhibition, Shanghai Urban Space Art Season, etc. His works have been exhibited in the National Architecture Museum in Washington, Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai OCAT, Beijing Modern Automobile Art Center and other institutions, and have been collected by Shenzhen Pingshan Art Museum, Shanzhongtian Art Museum, X Museum and other institutions.

Conceptual design, rendering production, and on-site construction coordination.

Self-introduction: Background: From 1997 to 2001, he successively earned a Master’s degree in Comparative Literature from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London and a Master’s degree in Design from Staffordshire University in the United Kingdom. In 2001, joined LDPi, the UK-based lighting design partnership, and worked at its headquarters in the United Kingdom. In 2002, he was posted to Beijing, China, as Chief Designer and General Manager of LDPi’s China branch. Case: Beijing: China World Trade Center Phase III (Guomao Bridge); Third Real Estate Phase I & II (Sanyuan Bridge); Chang’an West Point (Wukesong); Xinhua Insurance Building (west side of the LG Building on East Chang’an Street); Shangri‑La Hotel (Zizhujiao); Guangxi Building (Hua’wei Bridge); Sanshui Wenyuan (east of Shilihe Bridge); Sanshui Aoyuan (Beiyuan); Lidu Shui’an (east of Xiaoyun Bridge on the Fourth East Ring Road); Zhuojin Wandai; Gemdale International Garden (opposite Modern City); No. 9 International Apartment; Xiangjiang Yayuan (Laiguangying); Novotel Yanyuan International Resort (Yanjiao); Bailongtan Scenic Resort (Miyun); Jinsha Leisure Hotel (West Fourth Ring Road); CapitaLand Tower (along Chang’an Street); Tianjin Garden Villa Residential Area (Airport Road); Huayuan Sun Palace Residential Area (Airport Road); Longwan Villa Commercial Street; Bofite Executive Apartments (Xiaoyunli); Wangjing Business Center (Wangjing); Fifth Plaza (Chaoyangmen); Caiyuan International Center (along Chang’an Street); Raffles City (Dongzhimen) Tianjin: TEDA Interchange (Development Zone); Olympic Mall (Nankai District); Haiyi Xinyu High-End Commercial District; Haiyi Phase I Luxury Residences Hangzhou: Liangzhu Culture Museum (Hangzhou City) Ningbo: Yinzhou Core Planning Area (Yinzhou District) Chengdu: Lan Gu Di Luxury Residential District Kaifeng: Kaiyuan Grand Hotel (Five-Star) Shenzhen: Shangri-La Hotel (Futian District) Guangzhou: Guangzhou New Railway Station; Qingyuan City—Guangzhou’s upscale villa district, known as the “back garden” of Guangzhou. Sanya: Crowne Plaza Yalong Bay and Baihuagu Commercial District (Sanya Huayu Tourism) Executive Director and Chief Designer of LDPi China, the Chinese branch of the UK‑based lighting design partnership LDA Design. Master of Comparative Literature from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London; Master of Design from Staffordshire University, UK. He has lived in many countries including Thailand, UK, China and Taiwan. By understanding diverse sociocultural contexts, designers can thoughtfully integrate cultural elements into real-world projects and innovate accordingly. Since being posted to LDPi’s China office in 2002, she and her Beijing-based design team have designed and delivered numerous projects across China, including master plans for urban lighting, façade lighting for individual buildings, and lighting designs for large-scale hotels and commercial developments. In 2006, she was invited by the Italian lighting‑specialized magazine Luce e Design to serve as the magazine’s technical consultant for Greater China. In 2010, she became one of the members of the editorial board of Lighting Design magazine. Ding Ping is deeply committed to public welfare and successfully organized the 2010 “Creativity Lights Up Beijing” International Light Art Show. Projects led include: Shangri‑La Hotel, Beijing; Raffles City Beijing; CapitaLand Tower, Beijing; Fifth Plaza, Beijing.