jean tzeng




in forms >
  1. montessori transitional space
  2. porous permeable public school
  3. reimagining spirituality and community
  4. elevated gardens for engaged communities
  5. expanded corridor for affordable co-living
  6. divider shelf for accent sisters

in words >
  1. on objects, the body and my interest in design
  2. on unlearning aesthetics for children
  3. on participation and direct democracy
  4. on sustainable agriculture
  5. on psychiatric diagnosis and identity







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Born in Taipei and now based in New York, I'm a designer intrigued by the multi-faceted nature of things where boundaries blur—between individual and collective, tradition and adaptation, learning and play. My background in anthropology and sociology informs how I approach design challenges and contemplate the evolving environments we inhabit. I see architecture as both a medium for creative contemplation and a tool for social engagement.