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Mingxi Zhu
Architectural Designer
Mingxi grew up in Foshan, China. He moved to California to study design, then Seattle to be surrounded by nature. He received his Bachelor of Engineering degree for South China University and his Master of Architecture from UC Berkley. Mingxi loves to help people translate their unique perspectives into built forms and is mindful of innovative construction, structure, and material, creating silent and strong pieces of art. Instead of holding on to a bucket list, he prefers to live in the moment: building, traveling, drawings and playing almost any sport.
