Who we are

Sustainability · Innovation · Global Reach · Quality

Madesa Tech is a research and innovation institute for wood-space and architectural technologies, established under ZIYOU International with operations in Singapore, China, and Barcelona (Spain).

At Madesa Tech, we believe wood is more than a material—it’s a pathway to sustainable living and future-ready design. Founded with a vision to redefine how people build and live, Madesa integrates design, production, construction, and investment into one full-value chain.

Why Choose Us

At Madesa Tech, this academic foundation provides a platform for transforming research into practice. The institute focuses on sustainable design, smart technologies, and low-carbon innovation, bringing together cross-border expertise to support architectural projects and collaborative initiatives.

Our mission is simple:

Create smarter, greener, and more human-centered spaces that connect nature, technology, and people.

Business Sites

Madase Tech operates three major production bases in China: the Fujian Factory (Xiamen), the Taizhou Factory (Zhejiang), and the Daxing’anling Factory (Heilongjiang).Supported by international ports such as Xiamen Port, Ningbo Zhoushan Port, and Shanghai Port, as well as key airports including Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, Taizhou Luqiao Airport, and Harbin Taiping International Airport, the company ensures efficient integration of raw material imports, domestic logistics, and global exports.The strategic distribution of these factories covers both the timber-rich forests of Northeast China and the coastal economic hubs of East and Southeast China, creating a complete network of R&D, production, logistics, and customer service.

Factory Location 01
Taizhou, China

The Taizhou Factory serves as Madase Tech’s key base in East China, providing high-quality timber materials and construction solutions to both domestic and international markets.​

Factory Location 02
Daxing’anling, China​

Located in the resource-rich Daxing’anling region, the Daxing’anling Factory provides a strong foundation for Madase Tech’s timber architecture. Its products range from heavy timber systems and beams to lightweight 2x4 structures, applied in villas, hotels, and large venues.

Factory Location 03
Fujian, China

Established in 2008, the Fujian Factory is one of Madesa’s earliest timber production and supply bases. It specializes in Southern Pine, Spruce, Red Pine panels, and treated timber, while also providing OSB boards, cladding, paints, insulation, waterproofing materials, and roofing tiles.​​

Meet the Team Leaders

Madesa Tech draws on the academic leadership and expertise of Dr. Lluis Bravo Farre, professor at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, whose work bridges architectural research, teaching, and professional practice. Dr. Lluis’s projects have been recognized internationally and have been awarded distinctions such as the FAD Award, one of Spain’s most prestigious honors in architecture. His academic publications and design contributions span Spain, Japan, Argentina, and other international contexts, reflecting both global reach and regional sensitivity.

  • Yan Pang

    DESIGN DIRECTOR

    Professor Pang Yan has long been engaged in teaching and research on timber architecture and design. With extensive academic and practical experience, she focuses on sustainable concepts and innovative methods in wooden house construction, serving as mentor and consultant for various projects.​

  • Kelsey Shou

    PROJECT CONSULTANT

    Kelsey Shou is an emerging scholar and interdisciplinary researcher with backgrounds in psychology, cognitive science, and talent development. She has worked with Aon Hewitt and DSM-Firmenich, bringing strong research and consulting experience. Her expertise lies in data analysis, talent development, and cross-cultural collaboration.​

  • About Our Team

    Diversity, Inclusivity, Growth

Global Presense

Our projects span Asia, Europe, and beyond, serving residential communities, resorts, offices, schools, and public spaces.