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Wood and Stone Studio, Amsterdam
Built, 2024
In Amsterdam, we meticulously crafted a garden studio made from limestone and mahogany, demonstrating how careful attention to detail can transform even small areas.
Yunlu House: In Response to the 'New Chinese Style'
Under Construction, 2023 - Now
The Yunlu House reimagines the traditional ‘Chinese house’ through the adaptive reuse of a contemporary developer-built home in the ‘New Chinese Style.’ The project explores cultural authenticity and the essence of the home as a sanctuary of sincerity and comfort.
L Hermit House I: House of Windows
Built, 2015
Traditionally, a Chinese ‘Hermit House,’ as recorded in ancient literature and poetry, celebrates a sense of harmony, tranquility, and inner peace. From an interior design perspective, this house wishes to capture this spirit.
Thangka Exhibition, Hangzhou
Built, 2025
The Vehicle 乘 | A Joint Thangka Exhibition by Tashi Tangchow and Damchemjib
Mianjun Thangka Academy
Sept 26 - 28 | Kaiyunxuan, Hangzhou
Within a small canvas lies a vast journey: through the world, into the lives of others, and back to oneself. It is painted with mineral hues, guided by the passage of time, and anchored by sacred tradition. This is not merely an display—it is a promise, honored with a lifetime’s devotion.
L Hermit House II, Hangzhou
Under Construction, 2025 - Now
L Hermit House is an experimental project of adaptive reuse, conceived within the disciplined constraints of a 5m x 6.7m box plan stacked over four levels. Within this exceptionally compact volume, the challenge of integrating the complete program of a private residence—from repose to utility—demanded a radical rethinking of space.
Research: Documenting Traditional Tibetan Vernacular Details
Ongoing Research Trips, 2023 - Now
Every summer, we embark on a quest to the Himalayas to research and document traditional vernacular building techniques. We follow carpenters, stone masons, and rammed earth workers, conducting interviews and documenting their craft. We learn from them, photograph their work, and record the entire construction process. This fieldwork is then processed into detailed axonometric drawings.
First Step Housing, Accra
Ongoing, 2024 - Now
Searching for a means through which to tackle the poor state of housing In Accra, Ghana at scale, we developed a housing loan product and flat-pack $500 semi-detached home in collaboration with microfinance company, ASA Ghana.
