Profile: Yang Fei

About Yang Fei : Yang Fei is the founder and director of Field Object Lab, an architecture and landscape design consultancy based in Boston and New York City. He holds a Master’s degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and served as a project designer at Kohn Pedersen Fox in New York for over three years, contributing to notable projects such as the HKUST Guangzhou Campus and the CITIC Tower in Beijing. Currently, he leads Field Object Lab, focusing on creating spaces and sensory experiences that resonate with both individuals and broader contexts. Yang Fei has a diverse range of experience, particularly in adaptive reuse. His previous works include revitalizing buildings such as a 17th-century townhouse in Montreal and Kenzo Tange's Kagawa Prefecture Gymnasium in the Seto Inland Sea, Japan. He strives to re-contextualize and re-situate old structures within contemporary life while preserving the authenticity of their origins. His work has been recognized with awards such as the Harvard James Templeton Kelley Prize, the Architizer A+Awards, the Architecture MasterPrize, and the International Design Awards. Additionally, his projects have been exhibited at the European Cultural Centre's "Time Space Existence" in Italy and at the UABB 2022's "Exodusolarism, Walking Cities in Light" in Shenzhen.