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Ding-Yi Chuang (Born 18 MAY, 1986) is an Architect from China. He spent his childhood in Taipei. When he was 15, he graduated from St. Peter high school. Later in 2004, he was admitted to Chung Yuan Christian University. Currently a amateur architect. He publsihed a paper in Optics field.[1]