"I came to Earth in my life to experience the world and all that nature has to offer, and this has been my perspective since I was a child," he says. Landscape designer Wu Shuyuan recalls that in his childhood, living on the edge of the city, he was surrounded by nature, and the wilderness and ponds were his playground. His parents often took him to the mountains, but every time he went down the mountain, he always felt a sense of loss, on the one hand because his vacation was over, and on the other hand because he was far away from the mountains and forests. Landscape designer Wu Shuyuan admits that his feelings for nature seem to come naturally to him, and this is why he has planted the idea of taking landscape design as his career, and he has no choice but to bring his longing for the wilderness and nature into play in his works, and to bring about rich values and impacts.

During his eight years of study and work in the UK, Wu Shu Yuan gained a very different perspective: "In the past, landscape design in Taiwan was almost non-existent, just a gap between buildings. Even professional landscape designers had difficulty finding their place in the industry. My experience in the UK has opened my eyes, from urban space, residential green space to public parks, in participating in the design of public buildings and cross-border experience, landscape design is not only a profession, but also an art of transforming life. He brings back the concept of "bringing the city back to nature" and believes that only through public construction can the government subconsciously enhance the public's concept of aesthetics, so that landscape can become a part of the city and aesthetics can become a part of daily life. "After returning to Taiwan, I have been actively involved in public construction projects, and this is a deliberate choice on my part." From the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Chiayi Art Museum, Taichung World Flower Expo, to Songtan's "More Than a Library" bathhouse garden, the Taiwan Contemporary Culture Laboratory (Air Force General Administration of the People's Republic of China's C-LAB), the Taiwan Conch in Taoyuan's Yong'an Fishing Harbor, and the Hengshan Calligraphy Art Museum, Wu Shu-yuan has utilized all of these public spaces to advocate the "aesthetics of the wilderness," and to showcase the natural beauty of Taiwan's native plants.

Landscape designer Wu Shu-yuan is not new to Yangmingshan, the famous Yangmingshan United States Army Club and Café Merci Rishan are all from his hands, he skillfully utilizes plants and landscapes to create a unique visual mood of the space. His representative works include the Taichung Flower Expo planting project, Taipei's "Western District Gateway Project" Sanjing Warehouse Historical Building Landscape Design, Taipei Fine Arts Museum Misty Garden, Yokoyama Calligraphy Museum, Chiayi Fine Arts Museum, and so on.... Each piece of work reveals Wu's unique design style. Talking about his relationship with Yangmingshan, he does not hesitate to say, "I fell in love with the sunshine, air and plants here at the beginning, and after working on so many cases, I found a quiet place of my own here. After completing a number of designs in Yangmingshan, Wu Shuyuan even created his own "wilderness home".

After the Taichung Flower Expo, he met Alex Moh, the architectural designer of YMS by onefifteen, and the two have worked together many times in the process that the experience of the other side of the aesthetic qualities are in line with each other's expectations, when the YMS by onefifteen case was first set up, Wu Shu-yuan joined the pre-production planning; when Alex proposed to revive the old U.S. Army dormitory in a mid-century style, Wu Shu-yuan This is not only an architectural challenge, but also how to incorporate Mid-Century style in the natural environment, Wu Shuyuan frankly said, in the government's management conditions to reshape the monumental buildings in Yangmingshan itself is not a simple case, which is completely different from the state of the U.S. Army Club, and how to "grow from the natural environment of Yangmingshan's own species of plants and the environment, and be able to recreate the style and style of the Mid Century". Mid Century's style and atmosphere" is a brand new challenge for both architectural design and landscape design.