With experience spanning design studios and development work, Jeff approaches projects from both concept and delivery perspectives. He is interested in ideas that are ambitious but buildable: visions that can survive contact with budgets, regulations, and market realities while still pushing for better urban and ecological outcomes.

Jeff 同时拥有设计事务与开发侧的工作经验，使他能在概念与落地之间来回切换。他特别关心那些“既有野心、又能真正建成”的想法——在预算、政策与市场现实的碰撞下依然成立，同时为城市与生态带来更好的结果。

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Across projects, Jeff uses “Nature. Culture. Renewal.” as a working framework. Nature is treated as core urban infrastructure. Culture—everyday life, memory, and working histories—shapes public spaces and program. Renewal uses the tools of development to support long-term social and environmental value.

在不同项目中，Jeff 将“自然、文化、更新”作为实践框架：自然被视为核心城市基础设施；文化——日常生活、集体记忆与劳动历史——塑造公共空间和功能组合；更新则通过开发的工具，为长期的社会与环境价值服务。

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Jeff’s work across Canada and China is less about exporting a single model and more about learning across contexts: using each place to reveal blind spots in the other, and to generate new types of streets, blocks, and districts for cities already in the midst of change.

在加中两地的实践，并非是简单输出某一种“模式”，而是通过不同语境的对照，照见彼此的盲区，并由此生成新的街道类型、街区形态与城市片区，为已经身处变动之中的城市提供更多可能。