Tate Modern, London – Blavatnik Building (Switch House)

To design a signage and wayfinding system for the new wing of Tate Modern, a contemporary art space converted from a former power station, adapting to its dual identity of industrial heritage + avant‑garde art.

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Yale University Art Gallery Wayfinding & Signage System

As the oldest university art museum in the United States, the building integrates 19th‑century Gothic stone structures with 20th‑century modernist expansions. The wayfinding system must adapt to the spatial character of “coexistence of old and new” and serve art lovers and academic visitors from around the world.

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Wayfinding System for Obstetrics and Neonatology St. Luke’s International Hospital, Japan

Core Positioning: To create a warm navigation that eases medical anxiety for obstetrics and neonatology departments, conveying a healing sense of “caring for new life” through soft materials and lifestyle‑oriented design.

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