Mr. Wu’s recent international honors include the Global Human Settlements Award on Planning and Design presented by the Global Forum on Human Settlements (GFHS); the ICONIC AWARDS (Winner); the MUSE Design Awards (Gold Winner); the TITAN Property Awards (Gold Winner); the London Design Awards (Gold Winner); the Houzee Awards (two Platinum Awards); the Rome Design Awards (Gold Winner); the Global Future Design Awards (Gold Winner); the YSE Green Award (Gold Winner); the TAC Architect of the Year Awards (Winner); the Architecture MasterPrize (Honorable Mention); the NY Architectural Design Awards (Silver Winner); the French Design Awards (Silver Winner); the World Design Awards (Runner-Up); the International Architecture & Design Awards (Bronze Winner); the World Landscape Architecture Awards (Honorable Mention); and the 4 Future Awards (Honorable Mention). He was also shortlisted for the FX International Interior Design Awards.

Mr. Wu’s work has been featured in prominent professional publications, including Forty Years of Chinese Architecture: Selected Excellent Architectural Designs, Architectural Record China, Architectural Journal, Architecture of Twentieth-Century China, and 101 Best New Buildings in the World.

Mr. Wu graduated from Zhejiang University in 1984 and subsequently joined the university’s Architectural Design and Research Institute (UAD), where he served successively as Project Architect, Project Manager, and Deputy Director of an Architectural Design Studio. In late 1989, he enrolled at the University of Oklahoma, where he earned a Master of Architecture degree in 1992.

His professional experience in the United States includes serving as an Architectural Designer at the renowned architecture and engineering firm HTB, as well as Senior Designer, Director of International Development, and Executive Vice General Manager at the prominent architecture and engineering firm FSB. He also served for several years as a visiting design critic and adjunct instructor at the University of Oklahoma College of Architecture. He currently serves as a member of the Planning and Design Committee of the Global Forum on Human Settlements.