I am an interior design student with a strong passion for creating thoughtful and human-centered spaces. Throughout my studies, I have developed skills in spatial planning, material selection, and visual storytelling. I enjoy exploring how design can influence mood, behavior, and daily life. My future goal is to create environments that are both functional and emotionally engaging.
Jiayin Ye
Project 1:
This mobile factory transforms broken divorce mementos into symbols of new life. On board, visitors can smash photo frames and watch them transform into eco-friendly seed pods, mixing recycled fragments with fertilizer and cork. The pods are displayed on deck in blocks of cork, representing growth from the brokenness of the past. The ship is designed as an interactive exhibit, a smash factory where guests can travel from different docks to explore the post-divorce transformation process, contribute their own artwork, and reflect on their personal journeys
Project 2:
This coastal building is in the Danjia fishing village. It is a multifunctional fish market space that integrates fish farming, catering, and exhibitions. It shows the natural features and history of the fishing village. The building is integrated with the coastline to create an open and sea-friendly atmosphere. Visitors can not only observe the breeding process of fresh seafood, but also taste authentic seafood in the restaurant, or learn more about the history and culture of the fishing village in the exhibition area. The entire space adds vitality to the Danjia fishing village and provides visitors with a unique coastal experience.
Project 3:
Today, more and more people use dating apps to meet people. When using such dating apps, People always look for overly straightforward expressions and communications. In such a social environment, I created a new dating app that abstractly builds a corresponding map resource library by splitting people’s basic information, such as hobbies and economy. When people enter their personal information, the system will carefully split and analyze each person’s information and then generate a unique dating map. Use the language of the map to communicate and match.