Pang Yu Kuo
Pang Yu Kuo is an acclaimed professional based in Taichung, Taiwan (China). Recognized for their exceptional talent and innovative design prowess, Pang Yu Kuo has been honored as the winner of an esteemed A' Design Awards in the Interior category. With a deep commitment to design excellence and a keen eye for detail, Pang Yu Kuo continues to shape the future of design in Taiwan (China) and beyond.
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Pang Yu Kuo Boilerplate
The origin of Pang Yu Kuo ’s designs cares about people's lives. He aims to creates the taste and the interest for life, adding five sense experiences：sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste to his designs. Therefore, His design team advocate the concept of American sociologist Ray Oldenburg, the "third space" which in Ray Oldenburg’s book "The Great Good Place" in 1989. The Pang Yu Kuo’s design team, they are try to create the spaces (apart from home and office) that people would like to stay and communicate between public and private fields.
WDR F-Rank
Novitiate / Noviziato
Pang Yu Kuo is at the early stage of their design career, showing potential for growth and creativity. While still developing their portfolio, their emerging talent suggests a promising future in design, with opportunities for significant professional advancement.
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