IP SUI KI Selected Works 2024

PORTFOLIO 2016-2024 selected works

IP SUI

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Registered Architect (HKIA) The University of Hong Kong MArch | BAAS

curriculum vitae

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12 July 1996

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Contact

(852) 90748436

Email

suikiip@gmail.com

Work experience Sep 2022- Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects Ltd. Current Architect l 1 Yr 9 m

Qualification 2024

Registered Architect Hong Kong ARB (member no. 7791)

Education Sep 2020Jun 2022

University of Hong Kong

Kong Nga Po Police Training Facilities, Sheung Shui

K11 Shopping Complex, Beijing

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Master planning design Building layout and facade design Preparation of statutory submissions Review of shop drawings and material submissions Design and coordination of concrete MiC Contract administration BIM coordination Hosting meeting, presentation and other administrative works

One Excellence Intown Shopping Arcade, Shenzhen

Sep 2014Jun 2018

Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies

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Jan 2017May 2017

Shanghai Study Centre Exchange

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Academic experience

Jul 2016Aug 2016

Mar 2015

Interior design of shop front, washrooms, lift lobby, link bridge and entrances Preparation of tender documentation including material specification Production of render images Coordination with local LDI

Peak Galleria A&A, Hong Kong A&D Awards 2020 Gold

Inter Cities Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia HKU, Joshua Bolchover, Design & construction

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Rural Revitalization Project

Other experience

Fairy Bridge Village, Hunan Province, China HKU & Tsinghua University, Yan Gao, Design & constructi`on The Warp Yunnan Province, China HKU, John Lin, Timber construction

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Attend on-site façade VMU review Review and approval of façade material submission and shop drawings Design coordination and meetings

33 Yiu Wa Street A&A, Causeway Bay • • • •

Site visit and surveying Feasibility study and schematic design Preparation of design options and renderings Material selection and sourcing

Oct 2019- Aedas Ltd. Aug 2020 Architectural Graduate l 10 Months

Master of Architecture

Jun 2017Jul 2017

Aug 2018- RAD Ltd. Jul 2019 Architectural Internship (Year-out)l 1 Year

Documentation of defects Assist to prepare AI and VO documents

Jul 2017- Freelance, Spring Workshop Dec 2017 Dismantling the Scaffold, Tai Kwun model making Aug 2017

Freelance, Eskyiu

9 Jun 2019

MC, Choeng Mei Art Ltd.

Industrial Forest, model making

30th Anniversary Celebration and Awards Ceremony

Professional Skills Adobe Suite AutoCad Rhinocereos Revit Sketchup V-ray Enscape 3D Microsoft

Languages English Mandarin Cantonese French

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ACADEMIC WORKS Thesis | Spring 2022 Advisor: Ying Zhou

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Public Market Reformation

MArch 1 | Spring 2021 Tutor: Shin Egashira

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Beyond Recycling - A Home in Transition

BAAS 3 | Fall 2016 Tutor: Ying Zhou

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In-Between

BAAS 2 | Spring 2016 Tutor: Jae Lim

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T h e F l e a Ve n d e r ’ s H o u s e

Adaptive reuse of public infrastructure

Pattern and system in Chungking Mansion

Vertical public space and municipal building

From John Hejduk to Shophouse design

PROFESSIONAL WORKS Beijing, China

2018-2019

K11 Shopping Mall

Shenzhen, China

2019-2020

One Excellence Shopping Arcade

Hong Kong

2022-2024

Police Training Academy

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Public Market Reformation Adaptive reuse of public infrastructure

THESIS | Spring 2022

‘市井’ means markets and daily life in Chinese, in which the character ‘井’ implies a spatial order in gird and a spatial condition of well. This thesis investigates and researches on the most ‘市井’ place in Hong Kong - the government operated public markets, in response to the rapidly declining number of public markets despite billion dollars efforts dedicated to the revitalisation programme (Market Modernisation Programme MMP). Hence, a new prototype of adaptuve-reuse solution was experimented on the selected site - Tsuen Wan Market to to improve connectivity and porosity of this public marketplace and to achieve a more efficient land use corresponding to the contemporary urban context; meanwhile, to appreciate the physicality and tectonics of the existing as a historical and cultural evidence to the district’s development.

The Market Hall (drawing with 1:100 physical model)

HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF TSUEN WAN MARKET

Typology study - Evolution of Public Markets in Hong Kong

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2008 Outbreak of H5N1 in public wet markets Ceased distribution of 2018 live poultry Market trading Modernilicense sation Programme Beijing Olympic (MMP) Games

The coastal line of Ts u e n W a n w a s reclaimed up till Ye u n g U k R o a d .

Manufacturing had been the major industry i n Ts u e n Wan since 1950s.

Public markets were built by the colonialgovernment to relocate the street hawkers for better street environment and hygiene.

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1 9 6 1 Ts u e n W a n became the pioneer statelite city in New To w n D e v e l o p e m e n t .

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The coastal line of Ts u e n W a n w a s reclaimed up till Ye u n g U k R o a d .

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Tsuen Wan Market first existed as an openair bazaar along Chung On Street, the first street in Tsuen Wan District.

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2000 HKSAR FEHD in charge of managing the pulic markets

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Chun Lung Street and Chung On Street were reconstructed to reintroduce more hawkers.

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Tsuen Wan Market building was officially open in 1981 as the second municipal market in the area.

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Tsuen Wan Market had undergone a renovation in 2017 for facade renewal and lift and escalator installation.

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SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT OF TSUEN WAN MARKET

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TSUEN WAN MARKET ST

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Tsuen Wan Market 1F - MEAT & FISH ROOF GF - VEGETABLES & DRYWan PRODUCTS Wan Market service Roof Plan space Tsuen market is located in the old city centre of Tsuen Wan District, surrounded by Chuen Lung Street and Chung On Street, which once flourished with hawkers and other commercial activities in the last century. It is a 2-storey building with anTsuen area Tsuen Wan Market Plan 1/F Tsuen Wan Market Plan 1/F

Tsuen Wan Market Plan G/F

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around 2750 sqm. The ground level mainly sells vegetables and fruits, soya products, spices, grain products and some other dry goods like clothes and ritual accessories. Each stall is subdivided into 120cm x 180cm in accordance with a hawker stall 0

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size. The second floor has a different spatial layout that accommodates bigger stalls that sell wet products such as meat and seafood. There are total 381 stalls in Tsuen Wan Market, but only 300 stalls are still in operation. The vacancy rate is more than

UNDERSED20% SPACE INalmost THE MARKET where 40% of the stalls on the second floor are vacant and some are used as storage by the government. On top of the wet market, there is a two-storey residential block of an area around 380 sqm providing 14 units which was originally a dormitory for government officers but already abandoned.

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Subtraction, densification, connectivity and porosity are the 4

By engaging the idea of open market (fig.37) and

major design moves of this adaptive-reuse proposal to improve

public grounds in the design, the public market

the existing marketplace and prolong the life of the market

will be reconnected to the street to provide

building. The enclosure of the building will be demolished with

multiple grounds for communal use, and refilled

significant elements i.e. structure, staircase cores and parapet

with communal and recreational programmes,

walls retained. The abandoned dormitory will be transformed

transforming it into a new communal space

as the main circulation and service core connecting the

instead of a purely commercial space. Systems

marketplace to the new programmes above. The proposal

and measures of trading inside will be reformed

aims at improving the connectivity and porosity of this public

as well with the open ground and new spatial

marketplace and to achieve a more efficient land use

arrangements zoning them into different levels

corresponding to the contemporary urban context; meanwhile,

and spatial conditions based on the terms and

to appreciate the physicality and tectonics of the existing as a

duration of lease, providing flexibility and more

historical and cultural evidence to the district’s development.

opportunities for different vendors.

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DENSIFICATION

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The Public Forum 1:100 physical model

old dormitory courtyard

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Connectivity - Natural Light and Passive Ventilation The 3 structural cores connect visitors from the street to the new programmes above market and the old dormitory block is transformed into a circulation and service core containing escalators and elevators. The atriums are shaped as courtyard space to bring in natural light and air flow, encouraging visitors to walk up to the new Civic Platform as well as creating a visual focus like an atrium for the market space to enhance the experience.

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Tectonics - Poetics of Structure and Materials Since the new structure can only be erected from the existing 3 atriums of the old structure to avoid collision with the existing foundation, it creates constraints and challenges to the structure for the new massing. The additional massing is supported by three steel frame cores with the old structure stabilising the cores as a compression ring. By utilising a ring truss on the facade, the interior space is freed up for a more flexible and fluid public space. The two different structural systems contrast each other while they are harmonised in form.

Marketplace in Tsuen Wan at Chung On Street in 1950s

Tsuen Wan Market before renovation in 2017

Tsuen Wan Market in 2022

Existing atrium 1:200 tectonic model of Existing Tsuen Wan Market

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Study model of revitalization approach

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Courtyard with installation artwork photo collage with 1:100 physical model

Porosity - Civic Life The lack of public places has long been an urban issue in Hong Kong. The rise of grand shopping malls by private developers further

New Massing

deteriorates the problem by privatising public areas. To secure and improve public space, public markets play a significant role in their

PUBLIC PLATFORM

communities. Besides opeing up the market on the street level, the design transforms the old roof into a new covered platform in-between

Old Market

the old and new structures. An elevated public ground introduces a new form of civic life to its neighbourhood and ameliorates this municipal market with more cultural and communal purposes other than daily shopping.

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Skylight at Exhibition Gallery

Circulation at Atrium

The Civic Platform photo collage with 1:100 physical model

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A H o m e i n Tr a n s i t i o n Pattern and system in CKM

MARCH 1 | Spring 2021

Collage is a tool we see fit for exploring the theme of ‘recycling’. ’Old’ elements are given new meanings in new locations.

Chungking Mansion, known as the ‘ghetto at the center of the world’, has been the resort for many ethic minorities and refugees immigrating to Hong Kong. They form special living culture and secret business that attracts visitors while scare off the locals. With the decline in the population of African traders due to a more open trading and visa policy by the PRC government, the role of Chunking Mansion as an entrepot to the mainland market for the entrepreneurs from developing countries is diminishing. Especially during this time of pandemic, Chunking Mansion (CMK) is facing a tremendous challenge in positioning itself in the city for its declining role as a hub for foreign travellers.

The project reimagines Chungking Mansion as the shelter for the invisible groups in the city such as the asylum seekers by experimenting the methodology of collaging. To many of the travellers from less developed areas, Chungking Mansion is still the only place to seek support once they land in Hong Kong. A housing structure built from the inner courtyard connecting the scattered nodes like charity groups, ethnic groups and business forms a more comprehensive supporting network for the vulnerable.

Reimagining ChungKing Mansion - The Invisible Community

Beyond Recycling Boundary and Envelope The formation and demolition of our built environment is a constant loop: raw materials taken out of habitats without compensating to damages it cause with demolitions being taken-for-granted options which architects are seldom involved. If decay is inevitable, what alternatives to demolition can be imagined to prolong the lifespam of a building?

Pattern of Chungking Mansion- Sellers and their social network

Pattern of Chungking Mansion- Enclosure of private space

A Building’s envelope is the easiest part to weather and replacing the envelope is commonly adopted as a shortcut to renew a building. This common practice is rethought in the collage to redefine the boundary and interior-exterior relationship.

Once the facade is removed, the interior space is exposed to the street forming new spatial relationship like a balcony. If the worn out envelope is replaced with another volumetric layer, a new space is formed. This method is then applied in the intervention to reimagine the the inner courtyard of Chungking Mansion with new intervention.

open envelope informal envelope

Collage- Beyond Recycling

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Elevated System

Dwelling - Core

Abstracting the fragments of elevated walkways in Hong Kong, the models (right) develop a language made of cork-board, white cardboard and bamboo sticks representing circulation, slab/wall structure and growth/expansion respectively to examine the relationship between permanence and temporarity in the city. The three elements are on different size of grids which grow along, superimpose, penetrate one another to form systems.

Dwelling - Units

Living modules of informal dwelling With three kinds of model materials in different forms, textures and weights, a prototype is developed to allow asylum seekers to dwell at a low cost and encourage the emergence of a local supporting network and self-sustaining community.

The network system linking different modules allows both circulation and building services supply to be achieved. Larger nodal points where the linking core system connects are then used for communal spaces. Flexible materials such as corrugated sheets, steel frames and fabrics then allows expansion catered to use.

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Dwelling - Junction

Self-sustainable Circuit A self-sustaining network providing accommodation, opportunities and social activities can be formed by joining different modules, allowing dwellers to engage in different walks of life.

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restaurants and kitchen

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refugee route

tower boundary

podium boundary

additional structure

guesthouse

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Public Grounds BAAS 3 | Fall 2016

The project is to design a new municipal building located in the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong. The design questions the nature of local municipal infrastructure and explores the relationship between private and public space, enclosed and open area.

By multiplying ‘ground-condition’ and arranging private and public space alternately new open-air levels and public space are created. The new municipal building accommodates more cultural and recreational programmes besides traditional administrative functions to fit in the development of the site.

A tubular network is designed to connect all the open floors to form a public circulation route that is separated from other access-controlled levels and visitors are connected to transportation terminals under-ground. A new form of civic life will be bring in to this new coastal area.

Typical condition

Free up the ground

Lift up each level

Transition from Private to Public The tubular structure provides major support for the mega-structure and performs as a spatial divisor generating interesting geometry to distinguish public and private space.

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The Flea Vender’s House John Hejduk Masque| Shophouse Design

BAAS Year 2 | Spring 2016

He lives on the right while works on the left.

Sometimes in the middle When you are not passing through the house along the table.

He has a dream.

One day the house can grow As long as the wall for the flow.

This project is to design a shop-house with the site in the Chinatown of Bangkok. A character from Lancaster/Hanover Masque by John Hejduk was assigned as a starting point for the conceptual development. Since Market was given as the object, flea vendors then became the programme and subject addressed in the shophouse design. The flea vender’s house is a modular unit accommodating living, working and storage in a space divided by a long continuous table. By manipulating the ground levels, private and public space can be distinguished and organized.

The modularity of the shophouse allows growth along the shape of the wall boundary to redefine relationships in the neighborhood.

shophouse module 1:50 model

B a n g k o k John Hejduk: Lancaster/ Hanover Masque #7 MARKET

Tent type 1

Tent type 2

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church and school original wall gate

street

shared module

repeatable shophouse module

The site is located in Chinatown of Bangkok by the riverside.

It is in a void condition within the urban landscape, where is the roundabout of light traffics. The site is made into a local communal square surrounded by a school, residential and institutional blocks and street hawkers.

circulation

spatial layout

repeatable shophouse module new wall boundary

envelope and boundary

Section 1:50 model

living

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selling

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sell & storage

living

Professional Works

铝挂板面外露結構 ALUM. CLADDING TO EXPOSED STRUCTURE

Hi gh-end Re t a i l | I n t e r i or | I n st i t ut i on al

LAMINATED GLASS PARAPET 夾胶玻璃欄杆

机电風口屋總包建造 E&M DOG HOUSE BY MAIN CONTRACTOR

挂板在后) . CLADDING BEHIND) 铝挂板 ALUM. CLADDING

面積 铝百叶屏風 ALUM. LOUVRE SCREEN

铝挂板 AL. CLADDING VERTICAL FEATURE

夾胶玻璃欄杆 LAMINATED GLASS PARAPET

铝挂板面外露結構 ALUM. CLADDING TO EXPOSED STRUCTURE

金属百叶 50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

金属百叶 80%有效面積 ALUM. LOUVER SCREEN 80% OPENING

窗间幕牆 SPANDREL

可开啓玻璃幕牆(外开上悬) OPENABLE WINDOW (TOP HUNG OUTWARD)

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金属百叶大樣參考D3-11 LOUVER DETAIL REFER TO D3-11

夾胶玻璃欄杆 LAMINATED GLASS PARAPET

面積

金属百叶 50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

铝挂板框型 AL. CLADDING FEATURE

窗间幕牆 SPANDREL

可开啓玻璃幕牆

玻璃幕牆 CURTAIN WALL 参照标誌顾问设计图纸 SIGNAGE REFER TO SIGNAGE CONSULTANT DRAWINGS 铝挂板 AL. CLADDING PORTAL FEATURE

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金属装饰条(机电百叶位置在后) METAL FINS(E&M LOUVER BEHIND)

玻璃幕牆 CURTAIN WALL

金属百叶 80%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 80% OPENING

夾胶玻璃欄杆

金属百叶 50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

LAMINATED GLASS PARAPET

RN MESH 网孔装饰板

面積

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窗间幕牆 电影院配以铝背板 ALUM. BACK PAN TO BE PROVIDED TO L3 CINEMA RM.

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RETAIL & COMMERCIAL| Beijing, China

K11 Shopping Mall

CFA: 1.1 million sqm.

Year: 2010 - 2024 (to be open in 2025) Company: RAD Ltd. 隐蔽雨棚,排水管挂板

CONCEALED CANOPY DRAINPIPE CLADDING 雨棚大樣參考 D3-07 雨棚大樣參考 D3-04 CANOPY DETAIL CANOPY DETAIL REFER TO D3-07 REFER TO D3-04

SPANDREL

Job role: Architectural Assistant (Year-out) Stage: Construction • design corrdinations and weekly design meeting • material selection and specification • participate in VMU site visit • BIM used in project coordination

金属百叶 50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

DELIVERY DOOR SEE D3-08 & D3-09 貨物输送門參考 D3-08 & D3-09

金属百叶 50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

参照标誌顾问设计图纸 SIGNAGE REFER TO SIGNAGE CONSULTANT DWGS

金属百叶50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

磚紋铝挂板 AL. CLADDING WITH BRICK PATTERN

金属装饰条(金属板在后) METAL FINS(AL. CLADDING BEHIND)

铝挂板 AL. CLADDING

铝挂板 AL. CLADDING

磚紋铝挂板 AL. CLADDING WITH BRICK PATTERN

框架式玻璃立面 STICK WALL SYSTEM

金属百叶50% 有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% FREE AREA

雨棚大樣參考 D3-06 金属百叶50%有效面積 A 12-storey retail-and-office in the heart of Eastern METAL LOUVERcomplex located CANOPY DETAIL METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING REFER TO D3-06 50% OPENING Beijing promoting a lifestyle and shopping experience immersed with art and culture. 金属百叶50%有效面積

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LAMINATED GLASS PARAPET

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框架式玻璃立面 STICK WALL SYSTEM

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L1斜撑配以铝背板 ALUM. BACKPAN TO CONCEAL BRACING

四个直框灯光参照大样1 (DWG D3-05) 4 NOS. OF MULLION LIGHTINGS REFER TO DETAIL 1 (DWG D3-05)

铝挂板 AL. CLADDING

不銹鋼挂板及門 S.S. CLADDING AND DOOR 金属百叶 50%有效面積 METAL LOUVER 50% OPENING

雨棚大樣參考D3-04 CANOPY DETAIL REFER TO D3-04C

FIRE RESCUE WINDOW 消防救援窗(标誌大样参照A5-001D) SIGNAGE LOCATION 外墙标志位置 Metal GRILLE ( Cladding/E&M Zone/E&M Louver behind) 金属装饰条(金属板/机电通风位置/机 电百叶在后) ALUM. LOUVRE 铝百叶 E&M Opening 机电通风位置 Mesh Cladding 网孔装饰板 E & M Louver Behind 机电百叶在後 STONE CLADDING 石材掛板

Professional Works Hi gh-end Re t a i l | I n t e r i or | I n st i t ut i on al As-built Images:

link bridge Design Renders:

link bridge RETAIL A&A |Shenzhen, China

One Excellence Shopping Arcade CFA: 45,000 sqm.

Year: 2019-2022 (completed) Company: Aedas Ltd. Design of courtyard-style shopping arcade with 3 storeys including a basement level located at the podium of high-end office towers in shenzhen CBD. Job role:Architectural Graduate Stage: Conceptual to Construction • participate in layout design, material specification and coordination • preparation of tender documents of shopping arcade and toilets • participate in design meetings • Use of Rhino 3D (Grasshopper), V-ray, Enscape, sketchup

Wa s h r o o m a n d B O H c o r r i d o r As-built Images:

Professional Works Hi gh-end Re t a i l | I n t e r i or | I n st i t ut i on a l

CONTRACT NO. SS K509 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF KONG NGA PO POLICE TRAINING FACILITIES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

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Police Training Campus Contract type; Design-and-Built Site area: 185,360 sq.m.

GFA: 39,185 sq.m.

Construction cost: 4.9 billion Year: 2022 Company: ALKF+ Ltd.

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The training campus consists of 17 building blocks with height varying from 1 storey to 5 storey including DFMA technique, accommodating administrative and education complex, baffle ranges, driving training facilities, weapon and tactic training complex as well as helipad.

Position: Architect Stage: Detail Design to Construction • Participate in master planning design, general building layout and facade design • Design and construction coordination • Preparation of drawing and material submissions to statutory bodies • Review of shop drawings and material submissions • Design and coordination of concrete MiC • BIM coordination • Contract administration

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Art Works Oil Paintings

Season, 2022 Oil on canvas, 800 x 600

Schloss Nymphenburg , 2020 Oil on canvas, 600 x 500

Venice , 2023 Oil on canvas, 1000 x 800

Colosseum , 2023 Oil on canvas, 600 x 500