CRIS LIU
Cris is a native of China. He is a Registered Architect in the United States (New York) and an International Member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). He holds a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University GSAPP and a Bachelor of Science from Politecnico di Milano.
He previously served as a Teaching Assistant at GSAPP and Barnard College and currently mentors recent graduates in Columbia University's Alumni Mentorship Project.
Cris worked at OMA Rotterdam, contributing to projects like the British Museum West Range Competition with Rem Koolhaas. Cris has also worked at BIG Copenhagen, co-leading design for major Chinese projects such as the Suzhou Contemporary Art Museum.
He has also worked at Foster + Partners SGP, OMA HK, KPF New York, Fernando Menis Arquitectos in Tenerife, and has further experience in Beijing and Shanghai.
This interior design project transforms an existing gallery space in Shanghai into a venue for a one-day UOOYAA event exploring the themes of softness and power.
Taking inspiration from nature, where water both shapes and is shaped by stone, the concept takes form in the form of a reflective stainless steel platform. Extending towards the gallery's two skylights, the platform creates an engaging space for visitors to explore and interact with.
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