Bingqing’s interest in landscape architecture began in the vibrant, diverse spaces of her childhood neighborhood, which offered places to walk, exercise, meditate, and gather, and nurtured her connection with nature. She believes everyone deserves a safe, healthy living environment like the one she grew up in.

After a few years in hospitality and high-end residential design and planning, she now focuses on public and accessible projects at DG2 Design in St. Louis—including accessible design for education campuses, public parks, streetscapes, and urban planning projects that prioritize universal design principles and community accessibility.
Outside of work, she enjoys reading, cooking, and swimming.