Jimeng Wang

Jimeng Wang is a versatile designer with a strong foundation in fine art and a passion for architecture. His creative journey has been shaped by a love for exploring different cultures and artistic traditions, which is evident in his extensive travels and studies across various countries. Inspired by classic architecture and literature from various cultures, Wang respects and takes inspiration from the classics' timeless beauty and wisdom.

With a background in architecture, Wang brings a unique perspective to his design work, seamlessly blending his knowledge of spatial dynamics with his artistic sensibilities. His travels have enriched his understanding of diverse design styles and cultural influences, allowing him to create spaces that resonate with people from all walks of life. In addition to his architectural pursuits, Wang is a skilled fine artist proficient in watercolours and oil painting. His deep appreciation for art history and cultural heritage informs his creative process, resulting in visually captivating and intellectually engaging work.

Eye of Zaha (Render) – Seamlessly connects with the old structure, includes a light well for lower floors, and optimizes the roof's topology for efficiency, using minimal materials.

Hieron Hermit Hospice (3D Printing) – Hieron Hermit Hospice integrates ancient temple columns into a modern facade, ensuring privacy and a healing microclimate in this four-story community clinic.

Final Major Project – Project Crane (Sketch) – Project Crane's first edition, captures wind energy with turbines, showcasing modular and parasite architecture for adaptability and sustainability.

Final Major Project – Project Crane (Marker) – Project Crane's initial roof design evokes a communal gathering around a bonfire, fostering communication and understanding, with a garden creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Final Major Project – Project Crane (Render) – A building honouring nomads' tradition with a crane plugin, a recycling centre for community skill exchange, wind turbines and a garden roof for sustainability and artistic flair.