Scooop

SCOOOPE is a mirrored architectural installation situated in a public plaza in Chengdu. Designed to engage with both users and surroundings, the project explores spatial ambiguity through reflection, rhythm, and material interplay. A sequence of mirrored vertical fins creates shifting fields of light and perception—blurring the boundary between structure and sky, movement and stillness.

The installation invites visitors to pass through, reflect, and lose orientation within its layered structure. The carefully composed mirror panels capture fragmented glimpses of the city, sky, and self, offering a contemplative yet immersive public experience.

I was involved throughout the project, from concept development to post-construction documentation. During the early design phase, I conducted precedent research and proposed multiple conceptual directions, helping frame the project’s experiential goals. I developed the layout and graphic design of the introductory presentation boards, ensuring clarity in both narrative and visual hierarchy.

I modeled the structure in Rhino, coordinated with the team to produce detailed construction drawings, and supervised on-site assembly—particularly the sequencing of mirror fins and the integration of lighting. I also assisted with electrical coordination, specifying sockets, wiring, and light fixtures to ensure safe and precise implementation. In parallel, I produced all key technical diagrams, drawings, and exploded axons using AutoCAD and Illustrator, and created animated GIFs to communicate spatial effects. After completion, I performed post-processing on project photography to support publication and exhibition.