BoSheng Liu has long been engaged in architectural design, digital fabrication, and building materials research, with a focus on the integrated application of spatial composition, architectural theory, and carbon-sequestering building materials. He is the principal investigator of the Sustainable Building Material Lab at Feng Chia University and the founder of Mao.Jin.Dao Design. His professional work has been recognized with multiple international design awards, including several honors from the American Institute of Architects (AIA). His research and design approach is regionally recognized and begins with real-world challenges, guiding architecture to respond to environmental, material, structural, and user needs, while remaining committed to cultivating architectural and civil engineering professionals with innovative thinking and strong practical capabilities.

The Sustainable Building Material Laboratory at Feng Chia University is organized into two primary research sections: organic materials and inorganic materials. The organic materials section focuses on bio-based systems, investigating organic substrates such as bamboo fiber for use in mycelium-embedded high-performance composite materials. The inorganic materials section is dedicated to the development of low-carbon construction technologies, including geopolymer-based materials and reusable casting formwork systems.

The organic materials laboratory is fully equipped with BSL-1 negative-pressure containment hoods and workstations, cultivation boxes, and supporting facilities for biological material research. The inorganic materials laboratory is equipped with multiple heavy-duty mixers, chemical mixers, vibration tables, air-circulation ovens, and a three-axis additive manufacturing system with an infinite pump for material extrusion. In addition, the lab has access to advanced material characterization and testing facilities, including thermal conductivity testing, universal testing machines, SEM–EDS, XRF, and related analytical techniques to support comprehensive material performance evaluation.