Binhong Tang is an interior designer and the co-founder and Vice President of T+C Architecture and Interior Design, located in Danville, California. Binhong was born in Chengdu, China and grew up in Shanghai. After training in theater set design at the Shanghai Film Art Academy, Binhong moved to the US and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Tiffin University in 2013. In 2016, her passion for architecture and interior design began and she received her Master of Fine Arts from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.Binhong worked on projects for wold famous hospitality design firm Hirsch-Bedner Associates in San Francisco, including Agile Manor for Agile Property, Hilton, Marriott. Before traveling to the US, Binhong designed stage sets at the prestigious Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center. She also worked on the opening ceremonies of the Shanghai 2007 Special Olympics, Binhong’s international and local experiences as an interior and set designer helps her to creatively work with a wide variety of clients throughout the San Francisco Bay Area at T+C Architecture and Interior Design.As Vice President of T+C Architecture and Interior Design, Binhong has added value and an artist’s eye to numerous Bay Area residential and commercial projects from multifamily renovations to commercial tenant improvement projects and more. She has worked with real estate developers, building owners, property managers, general contractors, hospitality chains, high end restaurant owners, commercial developers, and a wide variety of other clients in the San Francisco Bay Area to ensure their project is cohesive from start to finish. By working hand in hand with Nathan, a licensed architect, T+C clients get the expertise of both individuals and the best analysis of what the space should be, while bringing clients’ visions to life. She utilizes her background in sustainable building practices and theater set design to create functional, dramatic spaces, combining technical knowledge with theatrical playfulness.Binhong is a descendant of the famous Chinese painter, calligrapher, and poet Tang Yin. His painting Drunken Fisherman by a Reed Bank is currently in the permanent collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. She grew up on the campus of Chengdu University of Technology, where her father teaches geology. Her mother worked as an engineer and electrician for a train manufacturing company. These early experiences with science and natural environment continue to inform her work in the Architecture, Interior design and Theater set design fields.