Founder - Pearl Liu
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I began as a landscape architect, designing spaces where people, buildings, and nature interact. But as life moved me across different places, I realized my social capital remained unchanged—connections were fleeting, even among locals. This made me see a deeper issue: proximity doesn’t guarantee community.

‍Jim Rohn said, “Your fears contain the exact opposite of what you desire.” We avoid stepping beyond comfort zones, yet we long for real connection. Just as landscapes shape experiences, the way we design social interactions defines belonging. And being open to learning is being open to change.

‍Now, my focus is on building social ecosystems that don’t just exist but invite participation—because the most important landscapes aren’t just physical, they’re social.