Travel Atlas
This site now follows the places that shaped the designer's eye: the terminals, studios, streets, and quiet details that keep reappearing in later work.
15 cities
Across 11 countries in Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, North America, and Central America.
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Signals translated into pacing, material, and interaction cues.
Open
A simple introduction and message page for travel ideas, talks, and collaborations.
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Each city marker captures a place, a specific observation, and the design behavior that stayed with the studio afterward.
Design Signals
Tokyo rail transfers
The designer studies how travelers anticipate the next move without stopping, then turns that rhythm into clearer product flows.
Used to break complex interactions into steps that feel inevitable rather than instructional.
Milan showroom junctions
Stone, brushed aluminum, and translucent plastics are treated as signals of confidence rather than decoration.
Used when deciding which surfaces should read as structural and which can carry softness.
Shenzhen retail corridors
Crowded environments still reveal strong hierarchy when color, spacing, and movement are controlled well.
Used to keep advanced products legible without flattening their capability.
Contact
The contact page stays lightweight: a short introduction to the designer and a clean place to leave a message.