Profess portfolio 21

Jeff Tsz Tat Lam BArch (Hons) [UK ARB part 1] PG DipArch [UK ARB part 2]

professional practice works

2007 -

2015

Professional Work

United Kingdom : 2007 - 2008 Hong Kong : 2009 - 2011 2012 - 2015

LEX WATERFRONT

Competition submission

international competition entry, walsall, england Company: Keppie Design Ltd. (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alan Seddon, Susana Ferreira, Robert Lumme, Kyle Lee, Jeff Lam

The competition site located in the City of Walsall, England. The brief called for iconic structure celebrating the new regeneration of the waterfront site with reference to its industrial history. This new open design competition seeks innovative and exciting design proposals for phase two of the Walsall Waterfront redevelopment. Our scheme focus on healthcare development in the town proposing a series spaces for leisure activity. The building consists of spaces response to the water element of the Wyrley and Essington Canal. The scheme proposed hydro-clinic complex consists water pools, artificial spa, gymnastic rooms, and biomass power plant privide electricity for district heating.

the barge pier

1. Barge pier 2. 1st phase development (outside competition) 3. Hydro-clinic Centre

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the hydro-clinic complex 1. External pool 2. Spa complex 3. Biomass electricity plant 4. Green open space 5. Barge pier

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NEW ROYAL INFIRMARY OF EDINBURGH (NRIE)

Planning application package

various reconfigurations, edinburgh, scotland Company: Keppie Design Ltd. (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Helen Laing, Jeff Lam

New Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh is a major healthcare project of Keppie Design. The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh is a major acute teaching hospital. With a 24-hour accident and emergency department, it provides a full range of acute medical and surgical services for patients from across Lothian and specialist services for people from across the south east of Scotland and beyond.

The £190 million hospital opened in 2003 as a modern, purposebuilt replacement for the old and out-dated Victorian building at Lauriston Place, and has more than 900 inpatient beds. It is home to Scotland’s biggest maternity unit – some 6000 babies are born at the RIE’s Simpson Centre for Reproductive Health each year – and Scotland’s busiest A&E department.

NRIE will be the site of NHS Lothian’s first birthing centre, which will give women more choice about the birth of their baby. Information is available at the new Birthing Centre website.

Specialist services include cardiac surgery, and kidney, liver, pancreas and bone marrow transplants. The RIE is home to the Scottish Liver Transplant Unit.

The Royal Infirmary is indeed part of NHS Lothian’s University Hospitals Division.

the review of development 1. BioQuarter 2. New Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh

To produce a development strategy of the whole site, in particular looking at the possible locations for hospital extension. It is by reviewing the NRIE and BioQuarter to understand the background of the project, planning restriactions and any potential impact on the NRIE of any future hospital or university projects which may require adjacencies with the hospital.

the retrieval store reconfiguration

Increasign room size of original retrieval store to llow additional freezer space (store for transplant organ).

the accident & emergency dept. addition cooling

the west entrance wind study & Wind baffles are proposed at the west entrance to the hospital to suit the users. It involves 6 baffles to be installed both sides of the entrance. And also , an extension of an revolving door entrance to reduce wind imapct towards interior users.

Proposed extension

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OCEAN TERMINAL

Planning application package shopping mall, edinburgh, scotland

Company: Keppie Design (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alistair Hawkins, Mattias Killge, Jeff Lam Project status: submitted planning application; NEC contract My Involvement: having knowledge of packaging planning application , study of building regulation, 3D visualisation of design.

This is my major design project for developing a design, with architects, the entrance and the central section of the Leith Docks complex. I prepared development hand sketches for the scheme and prepared computer graph ics, pecedents research, and 3D walk through video for architects to present to clients. I had attended once, a meeting with architects, project manager (represent the client), where proposals were discussed.

Ocean Terminal, with overall size of 75,000sqm, is the largest shopping complex in Leith of Edinburgh. This development scheme includes the entrance with central section redevelopment which cost ÂŁ4.7million plus an anchor reconfiguration scheme which cost ÂŁ2.8million. Therefore this alteration project costs ÂŁ7.5million in total. The client is Forth Ports Plc. This alteration project constitutes a part of a master plan project in that area.

NEC form of contract is used. The project is just submitted for planning application in March 2008. The project is expected to complete in 2010.

The project requiring enhancment for attracting more customers leaded to a further addition canopy space at the entrance. The wavy ceiling aims to bring along movements towards the restaurant inside the mall.

Renderings

Denny Town Centre Redevelopment Masterplan urban planning, falkirk, scotland

Moving towards

Planning Application

Company: Keppie Design (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alistair Hawkins, Robert Lommes, Jeff Lam Project status: works towards planning application; to be DB contract My involvement: prepared 3D sketchup models for the design proposals and handled graphical images for the scheme

Denny Town Centre in Falkirk, 7,500 sqm for the clients: Henry Boot Developments and Falkirk Council. Used design and built contract. This complex redevelopment scheme, includes offices ,residentials and shops, is now moving towards planning application. So far, it has undergone an extensive consultation including feedback from design consultants, local interest groups and Falkirk Council. An early masterplan proposals and a recent alternative proposal have been developed to tackle issues of : the quality of urban space , the traffic and pedestrian movement, levels and parking, etc. Expected completion in 2011.

Forge Retail Park Reconfiguration glasgow, scotland

Progressing to outline

Planning

Company: Keppie Design (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alistair Hawkins, Mattias Killge, Jeff Lam Project status: scheme design; DB contract My involvement: A sketchup model was drawn,for a series of angle of views from road side to the retail frontage, and open spaces were explored. The scheme was in Stage A-B

The site is in Glasgow, approx. 12000 sqm, which is a reconfiguration of existing retail units. Used design and build contract. Progressing to outline planning, the project requires to keep a part of the existing elements with adding some new retail units,new materials, petrol station etc, to enhance the potential economic value (retail price) of the park. We explored different options of the form of steel mesh which can cope with the existing materials eg, the exisitng steelworks, brickworks, canopies. We produced a series of elevations and material researches. And finally some angles to the site for planning consultant were required,thus we produced a few realistic images submission.

26 Blythswood Square

Feasibility & Scheme design office extension, glasgow, scotland

Company: Keppie Design (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alistair Hawkins, Mattias Killge, Jeff Lam Project status: RIBA stage A - B , feasibility stage My Involvement: I was assigned to draw few options of the design, by the given sketchy plans, in the sketchup. A context block model was firstly drawn by assuming approxi. levels of the site through viewing on site photographs as the OS SURVEY map didn’t indicate the slopes of the site area.

The office building is 11,015 sqft. A new extension over the rear carpark, was proposed to this exisitng building including some refurbishment works within the building, such as upgrading WCs, kitchens etc.

The project was in Stage A-B. It was investigated whether a separate open plan block could be constructed over the rear car park linked into each floor of the existing via a glazed link.And also whether a separarte entrances could be proposed to the street.

BAA Car Rental Centre

Feasibility & Scheme design Edinburgh, scotland

Company: Keppie Design (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alistair Hawkins, Mattias Killge, Jeff Lam Project status: competitive design tender, RIBA stage A My Involvement: Drew 3D model using sketchup, explode differ -ent possibilities of the scheme with looking up UK building Regulation especially for fire escape and finally prepared a fire strategy plan.

The site of this car rental centre project is 300m close to Edinburgh Airport Terminal buildings. The project consist of a reception building , a car parking shelter and an office building.

It is a competition project. The client is CIS. The project was in Stage A - Tender (competitive design tender).

Eaglesgate Retail Village

Feasibility & Scheme design

interior design and visulisation, blackford, scotland

Company: Keppie Design (Edinburgh, UK) Project team: Alistair Hawkins, Mattias Killge, Jeff Lam Project status: design and feasibility study stage It was a graphic project that require productions of interior images.

My Involvement: I produced 3 images from photoshop after having a rendered scene images from the senior assistants. I was intially using the V-ray render and then downloaded shopfronts images and then put them into the rendered scene after adjusting the perspectives .

Professional Work United Kingdom : 2007 - 2008

Hong Kong : 2009 - 2011 2012 - 2015

TRANSFER LIFT TOWER public facility, Tsing Yi & Kai Chung, hong kong Company: CYS & Associates (HK) Ltd. Project team: Johnson Chan, Herbert Lee, Jeff Lam

This alteration and addition project is to design 5 transfer lift towers in Kwai Tsing,Tsuen Wan & Island Region in Hong Kong. It requires ICU submission through Housing Department of Hong Kong. It requires designs and master program for the project, presenting for approval by Housing Department. The towers were designed for Cheung Ching, Cheung Heng, Cheung Hong, Shek Lei II and Lai King Estate.

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There are 5 lift towers to be designed in this project. The drawings showed one of them: Lai King Estate Lift Tower. The towers for Cheung Heng and also Cheung Ching Estate are presented as models.

Cheung Ching Estate’s Lift Tower had been completed in September 2012.

cheung ching estate 1. Lift tower 2. Ching Chung House

cheung heng estate 1. Lift tower 2. Ching Heng Shopping Centre

OCT HAPPY HARBOUR CLUBHOUSE bar counter design, shenzhen, china Company: Sherman Kung & Associates Architects Ltd. Design Architect: Richard Meier Partners Architects LLP Project team: Heiren Lo, Jeff Lam, Gloria Fung

This clubhouse building was designed by Richard Meier. All artworks and furnitures have to be chosen by Richard Meier. This was a project to design a bar counter for Richard Meier for his approval for construction. The bar counter was articulated with the entrance.

It was designed using corian, travertine and crystal stone as chosen materials. Stone panels were fixed onto structural steel frame. Besides, our team designed other parts of this building: reception, gym room and outdoor pool catering facilities.

This is my sketch before productions of contruction drawings to Richard Meier Partners Architects LLP...

SHENZHEN HOUSES shenzhen, china Company: Sherman Kung & Associates Architects Ltd. Richard Meier Partners Architects LLP Project team: Heiren Lo, Jeff Lam, Gloria Fung

These houses were designed by Richard Meier. Designed as unique hillside residence, the houses ranged in 600 - 1000 sq metres. The site was characterised by steep rolling landscape of mountains. This project was in construction stage since 2005. Our team was responsible for its construction drawings.

Accordingl to Richard Meier’s design brief, each of the five Houses in Shenzhen is designed as a unique luxury hillside residence, with the approach to program varying for each house while maintaining a common design approach. The houses range in size from 600 to 1,000 square meters, and their overall height and number of floors is dictated by the siting of each house. The project brief required the creation of a unique

residential neighborhood that maintains formal balance with its mountain environment, and the siting and design of each house maximizes privacy and views while minimizing impact to the site. The site is characterized by a steep rolling landscape of mountains and valleys, and all five houses are situated on a steep hillside and oriented along an east-west axis, which maximizes views to the south while maintaining east-west exposure. All five houses are approached from the north, where the garage and driveway are located, through a large formal foyer. Progression through each house leads from an opaque northern façade to a glazed southern façade, where terraces and a pool are oriented to offer optimal exposure to the sun and views to the bay below. A large double-height living room, situated to offer the best views to the south and east, function as the centerpiece for each house. The dining spaces and kitchen are located adjacent to the living room to complete the public core. The bedrooms are located on one or two higher floors and separated from the public spaces to allow privacy, with the master bedroom enjoying the most privacy and best views. A family room is typically located adjacent to the bedrooms, providing an intimate living space. The lower floors and basement house recreation rooms and service spaces. Exterior spaces are integrated with the building structure as balconies and terraces along the southern façades, with overhangs and canopies protecting the outdoor spaces from sun and rain and allowing year-round use.

Villa 2 Site Progress Picture

Villa 5 Site Progress Picture

YANTAI HOTEL yantai, shandong, china Company: Sherman Kung & Associates Architects Ltd. Project team: Hui Wang, C M Chow, Jeff Lam

This is a seafront super luxurious 5-star hotel masterplan development in Yantai,a prefecture-level city in northeastern Shandong Province. Teh project was 100,000 sqm for private client (local property investmant group), with budget to be RMB 7 billion.

Client’s intention is to build a super luxurious 5-star hotel as a landmark in the town and serves as major tourists attraction. The master plan will comprise of a hotel, a service apartment and resort villas.

Our team was working towards building plan submissions to LDI.

OCT CHENGDU HOTEL 5-star hotel, chengdu, china Company: Sherman Kung & Associates Architects Ltd. Project team: Olivea Lam, C M Chow, Jeff Lam

A hotel development in Chengdu, 30,000sqm for private client (The OCT Group), our architectural service to client would be up to conceptural design stage. Our team was currently preparing design proposal submission for clients approval. Client’s intention was to create a landmark HOTEL IN THE district similar to the “Venetian Crown Plaza Hotel” in Shenzhen that was designed by our office five years ago. The proposal should be able to enrich the site by introduce a leisure, cultural and recreational complex around an existing plaza. Programmatically, the scheme also connected the exisitng commercial street and restaurant bar center as a part of the hotel in the future. Our team’s duty is to prepare a design outline proposal to client. The proposal requires a schemetic design proposal with a brief and program suggested by our team.

My Involvement: My task was to assist and prepare outline design proposal for client approval. I was assigned to study and develop the submitted schematic design, as a result of clients and our team’s feedback, regarding the function of the space and the form of building.

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68/F BANK OF CHINA interior design, bank of china tower central, hongkong Company: Sherman Kung & Associates Architects Ltd. Project team: C M Chow, Jeff Lam, Gloria Fung

Designed by I M Pei, the building requires a new refurbishment in 68/F. This was an interior design project involved extensive detailings. The floor catering special guests requires careful attention to details, and also need to be a subtle interior environment suits most businessmen. Sound insulation and maintenance are of first concern. The scope of work includes: Lift Lobby, Public Corridor and Dining Area. The strong Chinese character of the building is conserved under the strong influence of its architectural style created by I.M.Pei. .

Professional Work United Kingdom : 2007 - 2008 Hong Kong : 2009 - 2011

(post-part 2 works)

2012 - 2015

LOUIS VUITTON BEIJING PENINSULA HOTEL facade + interior design beijing, china

Tender + Detailing to Construction

Company: Eight Six Three Ltd. Project team: Jeff Lam, Karine Lam Design architect: Peter Marino Architects Client: Louis Vuitton Malletier (Paris) & Louis Vuitton China My involvement: Contract administration, tender package, shop drawings approvals This was a Beijing building project of addition & alteration with interior design for Louis Vuitton - a prestigious fashion retail store. The client were Louis Vuitton Malletier (LVM) with office based in Paris and Louis Vuitton China (LVC) with office based in Hong Kong.

The proposed building was 3-storey height consisted of 1 basement level, L1 & L2. Existing Louis Vuitton store occupied L1 and Basement, while L2 was used to be vacant. now, L2 was brought into the lease. Total floor area of 1204 sqm, our scope of work was to use our technical knowlegde to realise the design intents of design architect and client’s project manager, for facade and interior fit-out.

Rendering

Our Role: We were appointed as execution architect for this project to manage time frame and cost.

Monitoring the project according to construction programme derived by us and client and producing construction drawings, including submission of tender package (open tender).

Preparation of drawings aiming for statutory approval/permits were our scope of work.

Project status: The construction programme implemented was a fast track. It was tentatively completed by 7 August 2013. We were in the phase 3 of 5 in this project. The project had gone through phase 1 (handover for basement temporary shop) and phase 2 (external hoarding construction). Now, with external hoarding works on L1 completed in January the project were moving towards interior and facade construction with a site construction work comencement date at 26 February 2013 for phase 3.

Real-life photo taken as per completion

ONE OASIS, at Concordia, Coloane, Macau

Tender to Construction

Northern Footbridge

a 33-meter residential footbridge macau, china Company: Archiplus International (HK) Limited Project Director: Mr. Edward Tse Project team: C.K. Fung (Architect) Jeff Lam (Architectural Assistant) My involvement: Contract administration, project management tender package, shop drawings approvals Contract Sum: MOP 15 million Project status: to be completed in May 2015 Contract period: 290 days The footbridge was built as per requirement memtioned by the Macau Government for enahancing the urban fabric for the future completion of the Phase 2 residential development. The appoval of the Phase 2 residential building plans initiate the commencement of footbridge works. And the completion of the footbridge works will form part of criteria for the grant of Occupation Permit for Phase 2. Therefore, it was a crucial project.

The footbridge composed of 2 lift-towers which were containing glass lift cars, maintaing efficient tranportation of people flow by deploying 2 escalators and 2 staircases which accomodated disabled access.

Northern Footbridge

ONE OASIS at Concordia, Coloane, Macau

Design to Practical Completion Central Sales Office the luxury showflats macau, china Company: Archiplus International (HK) Limited Project Director: Mr. Edward Tse Project team: C.K. Fung (Architect) Jeff Lam (Architectural Assistant)

My involvement: Contract administration, project management tender package, shop drawings approvals Site and buildable floor area: 851sqm; Contract Sum: MOP 25 million (stage 1) MOP 60 million (stage 2) Project status: (Stage 1 works) completed in July 2014; (Stage 2 Works) to be completed in April 2015

ONE OASIS at Concordia, Coloane, Macau

Tender + detailing to Construction

Lot 10 Retail - Foundation & Superstructure macau, china Company: Archiplus International (HK) Limited Project Director: Mr. Edward Tse Project team: C.K. Fung (Architect) Jeff Lam (Architectural Assistant) My involvement: Contract administration, project management tender package, Contract Sum: MOP 46 million (foundation), MOP 142 million (superstructure) Project status: Foundation completed in March 2015 Superstructure site possession on 14 March 2015 , contract completion on 7 January 2016 Contract period: 240 days (foundation), 300 days (superstructure)

Portfolio @ 2015 Academic : The University of Edinburgh Professional : Keppie Design Ltd. (Edinburgh) CYS Associates (HK) Ltd. Sherman Kung & Associates Archiects Ltd. Eight Six Three Ltd. Archiplus International (HK) Limited

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