BBK35 is a hospitality project located in a traditional Chinese courtyard house in BaBouKeng Hutong, Beijing. Siheyuan is a fundamental component of traditional Chinese building typologies. It grows and transforms into variety ways that evolved before and after the China Revolution. It reflects the typical Chinese pattern of building and hierarchical level of thought, and the theory of yin and yang. The key elements of the Five Phases were applied to create a narrative of the traditional family atmosphere in the space. It is a mixture of historical remnants and contemporary culture.

Design Practitioner with experience on major high-profile projects globally, including United State, Africa, Middle East and Asia. He is experienced on prominent, state of art, landmark, commercial and culture projects. He is also researcher and unit master of design studio in Chelsea College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London.

Laboratory for Diverse Status recognizes that architecture is fundamentally an urban artifact that coexists with the environment and infrastructure and situates itself respectfully in the culture of its place. Laboratory for Diverse Status understands that careful deliberation with a critical understanding of the local culture is what is necessary to foster a synergetic relationship between the architecture and its environment. Architecture and urbanism become active agents which shape, provoke, and stimulate the city and the people. It is rooted at the dynamism created at the intersection of technology, environmental consciousness, cultural awareness and user experience. The work invests a strong focus in developing new methods of work through the techniques of advanced digital computations that reflect both the engineering capability alongside a productive generation of a new aesthetics towards architecture that is sensual and responsive.