Shopping Design magazine reported
Shopping Design Feature｜The Wandering Walls
Dedicated to “Design Aesthetics × Unique Style × Human-Centered Ideas”, Shopping Design magazine featured The Wandering Walls in its June issue through an in-depth two-day, one-night interview. During the visit, Editor-in-Chief and host Gavin discussed topics ranging from entrepreneurial inspiration and architectural design to marine ecological preservation, sharing a passion for the integration of nature and architecture.
The issue’s theme, “Drift: Summer Flow Project”, coincided with World Oceans Day on June 8, curating ten ocean-related stories. The Wandering Walls was featured as an example of “wild yet beautiful” architectural language — using curved walls as spatial gestures that weave together light, wind, and sound, offering travelers the freedom of Hengchun’s sea and mountains.
Report Highlights
- In-depth Interview: A two-day feature led by the Editor-in-Chief, covering site context, design concept, and operational philosophy.
- Curved Walls as Landscape Language: The flowing walls capture light and wind, linking sky, meadow, and ocean into a walkable journey.
- Ocean-Friendly Awareness: With its “Drift” theme, the issue aligned with World Oceans Day, emphasizing the coexistence of design and environmental ethics.
Interview Snapshot｜Dialogue between curved walls, light, and wind
Connecting sea and sky｜Everyday life in a “wild yet beautiful” retreat