With extensive experience in high-rise, cultural, infrastructure, Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), masterplanning, and healthcare typologies, Shao-wei has contributed to significant projects, including as project architect of ZHA’s first 300-metre super high-rise, the Nanjing International Youth Cultural Centre, and in project coordination on the Beijing Daxing International Airport. His experience/oversight leadership has also been pivotal in the development of the Navi Mumbai Airport in India and the Danjiang Bridge in Taipei, the world’s largest asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge.
 
Shao-wei actively pursues new opportunities and develop the firm's presence in the region. He helps to drive initiatives in developing healthcare and technology-related building typologies. He also supports staff with professional opportunities and guidance in the Shenzhen office. 

Shao-wei completed his Bachelor of Science in Landscape Design & Urban Planning from the National Taiwan University and his Master of Architecture from Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in the US.

Shao-wei regularly contributes to conferences, symposiums, and industry events as a keynote speaker, where he shares his insights on architectural and urban challenges. He holds advisory positions with national and regional professional associations and government institutions, offering guidance on design standards, policy development, and strategic planning.

Born and educated in Taiwan, Shao-wei’s career spans the US, the UK, and Asia. This multicultural background allows him to connect diverse stakeholders and communities and build strong cross-cultural networks. Beyond the office, he is a passionate traveller and reader, through which he keeps up with social, economic, and technological changes unfolding worldwide.