Tzen-Ying Jenny Ling, AIA       

Registered Architect – New York

Fluent in Spanish, English and Chinese, Jenny has coordinated and designed projects in all the diverse facets of development and architecture, including land acquisition, planning, architecture and interior design thru facility management.  Jenny has been involved in hotel/entertainment management and served as consultant for diverse corporation and government agencies for land and building development as well as urban design and architecture design projects.  

Jenny has been teaching at various universities in Taiwan and served as jurors both in Taiwan and the U.S.  In the atelier, Jenny leads a team of young architects and designers into a saga of co-habitation with design; evolutionary, slowly seeping thru the spatial layers and into the objects and signs within the space.  It is an experiment that may lead to a new horizon flowing into the spatial exploration in a global-localization era.

Papers & Publication

2006, The Changing Urban- A case of Taipei Metropolitan Employment, 4th Great Asian Streets Symposium, Singapore University, Singapore.

2006, Urbanization and the Urban Structure Development, International Symposium on City Planning, Taipei, Taiwan.

2006, Discovering the roots of home，Dialogue，Vol. l01。

2006，A recent urban transformation in Taiwan Urban System-The convergence of employment

Structure, National Land Planning Symposium, Chung-Kung University。

2005, The Recent Evolution of Taiwan Urban Structure-An Exploration，Sustainability Conference, Chinese Culture University.        

2005, Dissolution and Restoration, Lecture, Tamkumg University。

2005, Issues on the Urbanization and the Urban Structure Development –From the View Point of the Employment Structure - A Case in Taipei City, International Symposium on City Planning, Korea.

2005, Chi-Chi Township Redevelopment post-921 Earthquakes, 6th International Symposium on Asia Pacific Architecture Conference, Shanghai, China

2005, The Competitiveness of Major Urban centers in Taiwan, National Architecture Conference, Proceeding for Annual Architecture Association Conference,Taipei。

2004, nexus ＜Dynapolis reformed＞ catalyst, Lecture, Tamkumg University。

2004, The Study of symbiotic residential community planning method based on ecological culture and technological civilization environmental symbiosis, International Symposium on City Planning, Sapporo, Japan.