Architect Guo Yingzhao views wind, light, water, and wood as integral building materials. He emphasizes exploring the relationship between human activity and architectural scale through emotion, sensation, and the five senses. For him, architectural practicality lies in gently integrating with the environment, from aesthetics and public spaces to horticultural landscapes, extending harmony into daily living. A space that is both comfortable and aesthetically pleasing naturally puts people at ease.