About Me

I am a girl who is very interested in space design, from landscape design to architectural design to game design, I have been focusing on the relationship between space and people and how to improving people’s feelings in space. To me, landscape, architecture, or game is a medium to help people experience space better. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate studies, I have mastered methods of shaping physical space to create beautiful living spaces in the real world. As the world becomes more virtualized and words like gaming, Metaverse, and digitalization appear more frequently in people's lives, the design of virtual spaces is becoming a discipline. As a gamer and architecture student, I naturally pay attention to the creation of space in virtual worlds and practice it. From utilizing game engines for project design performance to designing demos with game engines to guide traditional architectural design, I have tried to practice a variety of game technologies in architecture. And in my daily gaming experience, I have often been able to focus on the significance of architectural theories in guiding the creation of game worlds, such as the relevance of Zelda's map design theories to large-scale landscapes, and GTA's virtual recreation of cities. I was then fortunate enough to work as a world designer for six months on an open-world project, responsible for in-game city design. This work experience allowed me to experience the possibilities of combining games and architecture from the perspective of the game industry, and to develop a deeper understanding and stronger interest in game world design and level design. As a result, I have come to realize where my interest lies: to become an architect of virtual worlds. I am working hard in this direction.