Easy Design,Easy Life.

Architecture begins where light meets structure—and becomes meaningful through the rituals it holds.

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144.9631° E

A practice interested in clarity, civic generosity and the quiet intelligence of well-made space.

Selected work
2021—2023

Selected works

Three studies in place.

(03)

Cultural / CivicHamilton, Victoria2021

New Hamilton Gallery

Conceived as a bridge between town, people and nature, the New Hamilton Gallery extends local paths and laneways into a bright, outward-facing cultural precinct. Curved exhibition spaces, a cultural garden and civic rooms form a dynamic route through a small reflection of Hamilton itself.

Instructors: Dayne Trower & Simona Falvo

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A civic bridge

The proposal connects Hamilton's existing paths and laneways to a new cultural garden. Rather than operating as a closed object, the gallery becomes a route between the town, its people and the surrounding landscape.

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Axonometric model of the New Hamilton Gallery precinct — 01.01Precinct axonometricPrimary image

ResidentialPoint Cook, Victoria2022

Residential House in Point Cook

A guest house at the front of a family home on a trapezoidal corner lot. The project domesticates a suburban fringe condition through cover, enclosure, opening, area and axis—using moments of solid and void to move between protected interiors and the landscape beyond.

Studio 26With Vuong Nguyen & Daniel Puppin · Instructor: Colby Vexler

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The fringe lot

The 707-square-metre trapezoidal site sits at the edge of a suburban block, facing a roundabout and an open field to the south. Its irregular boundary and prominent electrical box become design constraints rather than leftover conditions.

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Point Cook house viewed from the garden — 02.01Garden edgePrimary image

Community / WellbeingHuzhou, Zhejiang, China2023

Community + Care Center

A thesis responding to elderly residents left behind in rural China. Set near Huzhou in the water-rich Jiangnan region, the proposal brings community life and light-care functions together in a linear form for living, communicating and moving through the landscape.

Thesis 07: CultureInstructor: Helen Walter

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Care in a changing village

Urban migration has left many elderly residents in rural China with limited material support, care and companionship. The thesis proposes a shared facility on the outskirts of Huzhou, in Zhejiang's water-rich Jiangnan region.

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Community and Care Center site strategy in the Huzhou village — 03.01Village site strategyPrimary image

02 / About

Designing the frame, leaving room for life.

Fan Fei is an architectural designer working across civic, residential and community projects.

Each project starts with careful observation: of the existing city, of landscape and of everyday patterns. The result is architecture that aims to feel inevitable rather than imposed—precise, calm and open to change.

Practice

Architecture
Spatial design
Visualisation

Project fields

Cultural
Residential
Community care

Education

Architecture
University of Melbourne

Based in

Melbourne
Australia

03 / Contact

Let’s make a place worth remembering.

Available for architectural, spatial and creative collaborations.

jack.feif@outlook.com +61 416 480 122