The archi-tec magazine reported

Cover Story Feature

From Visibility to Understanding:
TECTONIC Quarterly's Definitive Narrative

Since its completion, Wandering Walls has been the subject of numerous architectural features. However, the exclusive report by TECTONIC Quarterly (實構築) marks a significant milestone. The editorial team selected our "Flying Walls" as the cover imagery and dedicated nearly 30 pages to an in-depth analysis. This is not merely an honor; it is a profound dialogue with the professional architectural community.

Cover Feature The "Flying Wall" serves as the visual anchor, symbolizing the dialogue between structure and wind.
30-Page Special A comprehensive deconstruction from design philosophy and structural calculation to construction details.
On-Site Dialogue A recorded discourse between Architect Grace Cheung, Owner Gavin, and the editorial board.

"Architecture ultimately exists for people." Beyond tectonics, the report focuses on the human element—how the architect imbued the structure with soul, and how the owner and builders achieved a shared vision.

The entire editorial team visited the site, walking along the curved walls while engaging in deep discussion. From site wind patterns and casting modules to structural configuration, every detail sparked a broader conversation. This article, titled "Wild Construction," is the ultimate testament to how we preserved tranquility in a land of strong winds and carved delicacy out of raw materials.

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The archi-tec magazine reported

From Visibility to Understanding: TECTONIC Quarterly's Definitive Narrative

From Visibility to Understanding:
TECTONIC Quarterly's Definitive Narrative