A Casual Favor

The middle-aged man Xu Chengzhi had brought along was named Chen Yingzhe. He was the chief designer at the Huaxia Architectural Design Institute and a professor in Shuimu University's Department of Architecture.

Chen Yingzhe had an exceptionally illustrious professional résumé.

After graduating from university, he had gone to Britain to study under the renowned architectural master Bei Wenshi. He had overseen the designs of major buildings such as the National Grand Museum, Capital Kowloon Stadium, and New Vision Tower, winning numerous awards both at home and abroad.

After returning to Huaxia and joining the Huaxia Architectural Design Institute, Chen Yingzhe had devoted himself to researching traditional Huaxia architecture and achieved impressive results in the field of antique-style buildings.

In the domestic architectural design world, he was the designer who best fused Chinese and Western architectural styles!

After Gao Jing had signed the lease agreement for Lion Peak Mountain, the authorities had dispatched specialists to survey the Lion Peak Mountain Region, and Chen Yingzhe had then been put in charge of the design.

Xu Chengzhi had brought this great designer over specifically to discuss the relevant matters with Gao Jing.

Chen Yingzhe had his female assistant take out a laptop and blueprints, then explained the preliminary design proposal for the Lion Peak Mountain project to Gao Jing.

Although the plan this great designer had produced consisted of only a few rather rough renderings, Gao Jing was still quite satisfied.

Chen Yingzhe's design philosophy fit Gao Jing's requirements very well, so there was not much that needed changing.

Of course, the complete design proposal would still take quite some time to finish.

Gao Jing's only request was to add a tall tower to the estate. Chen Yingzhe was free to let his imagination run wild with its architectural style, but it had