Taizhong’s work spans contributing to built projects, technology demonstrators, and experimental digital environments. He serves as a one of the developers of a computational framework created by ZHA CODE, which has been successfully implemented on large-scale projects such as the Greater Bay Area Sports Centre in China and the NatPowerH Hydrogen Refuelling Stations in Italy. He focuses on developing structurally optimised and fabrication-efficient design, as well as design visualisation, simulation, and collaborative workflows through emerging platforms.

Taizhong completed his Master of Architecture and Urbanism from the Design Research Laboratory (DRL) at the Architectural Association (AA) in London. He regularly lectures, teaches, and presents at international workshops and CAD conferences, contributing to ongoing discussions around emerging digital technologies.

Taizhong’s internationally informed background underpins a cross-disciplinary approach centred on adaptable, precise, and scalable design methodologies. Outside the office, he has a strong interest in mathematics and is a certified scuba Divemaster.