Lê Anh Huy (b. 1988) is an architect and a visual strategist based in Helsinki, Finland.

It was in 1999 when his father bought him the first 100MHz Pentium desktop; he used to open the case and lie on the floor observing the hardware inside with curiosity for hours. Besides his majority in architecture, during those years in architecture schools and his working period afterward, architectural visualization is among his most fascinating matters. It is a field in which he can pursue both his interest in computer science since childhood and his joy of making things look good.

The foundation in architecture allows him to comprehend the architects' intentions through their drawings; to select the furniture that would go well with the design; to see how bright–dark the light–shadow should be. The neatness of Japanese architecture, the intuitiveness of Finnish design, and the vibrance of his tropical hometown are the pursuits in his visualizations.

Aside from that, he enjoys the scent of freshly-cut grass and the rhythm of Cuban Salsa.