I am an expert in ASD friendly interior and furniture design. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects 1 in 54 people in the United States. Designing a space with ASD in mind can make clients feel safe and comfortable in their homes or offices. My most recent design project was an ASD friendly and anxiety free office design focusing on productivity, privacy, and flexibility. I created an organic spatial system and a set of furnitures that can be applied to any type of building to make the space autism friendly and anxiety free, and I accomplished the making of my first book in 2020 that talks about ASD friendly design, which can be found and downloaded from my website.

During the 11 years of working and studying in the design field, I have worked on a lot of great projects. In addition to the projects I did during my 3 years of working experiences, I have also worked on great academic projects : Interior design projects including biomass food market design and wastewater treatment facility adaptive reuse design. Exhibition design projects including Harvard museum of history exhibition design and Providence children’s museum exhibition design. Immersive experience and exhibit design including a gummy bear piano and a computer interactive box called animal forest that was Honored by RISD INTAR to be displayed and presented on 2019 RISD alumni weekend. Autism friendly design projects including sensory room design and installation as well as office design. My academic projects are a great representation of me as a designer, and it reflects how I interact and engage with different aspects of design. More details about my academic works can all be found on the portfolio and work samples page on my website.