In 1984, Chi Ti-Nan drew an imaginary city scene with
charcoal and colored pencils (click on the mahjong
icon), which won the second prize in the Shinkenchiku
Residential Design Competition in Japan. The theme
was to explore A Style for the Year 2001; this overlay
depiction on the Piazza del Popolo in Rome deeply
concealed his innate thoughts and spiritual journey,
and foreshadows the future of architecture.

Since 1999, Chi Ti-Nan has invited architects, artists
and cross-disciplinary experts from all over Asia and
Europe to work together to carry out a series of Urban
Flashes actions. At the same time, he proposed a new
direction named Micro-Urbanism, trying to connect the
intangible micro world with the external macro world in
order to achieve the design task of deep care.