✓ Tohu-Manatoko Hainamana Mātanga
Hihope Zhu
- ✓ Kaitoa o ngā A' Design Award e 3.
- ✓ He pai ki te hoahoa Roto Whare.
- ✓ He auaha, he pūkeke, he whakaihiihi.
Te Kaihoahoa
Mō Hihope Zhu
Hihope Zhu, founder and design director of SIAD, master of international interior design management, Milan University of Technology. He has participated in the interior decoration design of VIP China hall of Yunding amusement park and Kuala Lumpur villa of former Prime Minister Mahathir of Malaysia. He specializes in the design of commercial spaces such as hotels, clubs, office spaces, real estate sales centers, model rooms and shopping centers. He has presided over the design of many commercial spaces and private residential projects including whale mountain villa, Jiku wild luxury hotel, Oriental Ginza Hotel, etc.
Originated from his love for Oriental Zen architecture aesthetics, he has traveled to India, Nepal, Tibet and other places where Buddhist civilization originated for many times, published books "Tibetan Incense Culture", "xiangjiyuan", and published many articles in Beijing "Taike" magazine. After studying in Europe and the United States, I have benefited from the design philosophy of Italian Carlo Scarpa and Achille Castiglioni, and gradually formed a contemporary concise aesthetic design style that integrates the East and the West.
He Tirohanga Poto ki a Hihope Zhu
- Whenua
- Hainamana
- Momo Pūkete
- Mātanga
- Mātauranga Motuhake
- Roto Whare
- Tūnga Hoahoa ā-Ao
- Ngaio Rerekē
- Ngā Tohu mā te Taumata
- Hiriwa 3
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