To create places for a queer-Asian identity, there must be a decolonization of standards of space and movement. To understand space in a nonheteronormative manner, the research will explore precolonial contexts of the yin-yang and extrapolate a definition of “queer” through phenomenological and cultural lenses. By studying the essences of queerness other than its sexuality definition, there can be a true framework for designing a queer space for community (museum-library), residential (Mandatory Inclusionary Housing), and street typologies in the American landscape.