Good Color Store by Siyang Xiao

Good Color Store ABOUT

"Space is all one space and thought is all one thought, but my mind divides its spaces into spaces into spaces and thoughts into thoughts into thoughts." -- Andy Warhol

Good Color Store 好彩士多 is a design studio founded in 2021 by four restless architects. The name reflects their affection for vibrant color and the playful, spirited energy of “ 好彩 Lucky Strike,” while " 士多 " (shi duo) signifies a small neighborhood shop, representing their goal of offering a mix of sincerity and unexpected surprises to the world.

Their work spans a wide range of creative expressions, including architecture, spatial art, and object design, fueled by collective creativity and enthusiasm.

Good Color Store takes on projects of all sizes and types, from something as intricate as a door handle to large-scale urban planning. Their diverse portfolio includes hardcore architectural projects, pop-up art installations, public spaces, pavilions, performance complexes, masterplans, as well as renovations, restorations, and new building designs. Their approach blends creative exploration with practical solutions, always aiming to surprise and inspire through design.

Leo Liu

liuyunan1994@gmail.com

Leo Liu holds a bachelor's degree from SCI-Arc and a master's from Harvard, where he studied under prominent architects Peter Cook and Tom Wiscombe. He currently works at Coop Himmelb(l)au, an internationally acclaimed architectural firm.

Liu focuses on pushing the boundaries of architecture, seeking a balance between order and chaos. He draws inspiration from the beauty of everyday life and aims to translate these insights into his architectural designs.Liu is known for his creative use of materials and innovative expressions of architectural joints, which allow him to craft unique and immersive spatial experiences.

His work includes participation in MAD Architects' Cloud Dune Library and several groundbreaking projects in the Middle East, where he continues to blend artistic vision with functional design.

xiaosiy@alumni.upenn.edu

Sherry Xiao holds a master's degree from the University of Pennsylvania (UPENN), where she studied under influential architects Simon Kim and Rem Koolhaas. She is currently working at Heatherwick Studio.

Sherry is passionate about creating architecture that is light, emotionally powerful, and capable of delivering vibrant, explosive experiences in contrast to the mundane, grey world of everyday life. She has a strong expertise in the use of color and materials, skillfully applying them to bring her designs to life.

Sherry has contributed to significant projects such as the Xi'an CCBD (Central Business District) and OMA's masterplan for Feyenoord City in Rotterdam. Through her work, she strives to push the boundaries of architectural design, creating immersive environments that inspire and evoke strong emotional responses.

curtiscao@qq.com

with Meiji University and Hong Kong University.

Curtis is currently working as an architect at ECADI (East China Architectural Design & Research Institute), where he has made significant contributions to various urban and architectural design projects.

Curtis Cao is proficient in using parametric tools such as Rhino and Grasshopper, which allow for advanced design flexibility and optimization in architecture. His expertise in these parametric tools enables him to explore complex geometries and innovative forms, pushing the boundaries of traditional design.

qycdesign@hotmail.com

Qiu Chen earned her master’s degree in architecture from the University of Pennsylvania, where she studied under influential architects Ole Scheeren and Kutan Ayata. She currently works at Handel Architects, and also pursues a parallel career as a columnist and novelist. This dual role enriches her architectural practice, giving her unique insight into the intersection of culture, emotions, and the built environment.

Qiu’s architectural philosophy is rooted in the idea of capturing the "zeitgeist"—the spirit of the times—while reflecting the fluidity of human emotions. Her designs emphasize strong conceptual thinking and scenographic presentation, combining creative association with a clear vision of how architecture can shape human experiences.

She has been involved in significant projects, such as Tencent’s Shenzhen headquarters. Through her architectural and literary work, she continuously explores new ways to merge the emotional and physical worlds.

Sherry Xiao Qiu Chen