Portfolio and Resume - Jason Fung

Jason

selected architectural works / interior design works / school projects

architectural sketch

Portfolio 2024

untitled medium: pencil

dated: dec 2007

HKSTP IE 2.0 Project A Food Hall

Commercial Food hall Fitting-out

BGCA HK Headquarters NGO HQ Renovation

BGCA HK Parents Wellness Centre NGO Office Renovation PolyU Campus Enhancement:

Air Plots: An Alternative to Urban Gentrification

Thesis Project

Urban Village: Urban Spine Parasite

HKU Design Project

The Pavilion: Shakespeare by the Sea Dalhousie Univ. Design Project

The House: Reverse Lunenberg Bump

Dalhousie Univ. Design Project

Curriculum Vitae

Master of Architecture

Bachelor of Environmental Design

Canada

Bachelor of Architectural Science British Columbia Institute of Technology, BC Canada

LWK & Partners (HK) Limited

Associate II

AJAR Limited

Architect

Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects Limited Architectural Assistant

Architecture Design and Research Group Limited

Assistant

Harbourfront

BGCA HK Parents Wellness Centre Wan Chai, HK

Lai Yan Court

Lai Chi Kok, KLN

Residential Flat Fitting-out

Residential Flat Renovation

NGO Headquarter Renovation

NGO Office Renovation

Residential Flat Renovation

Lyric Theatre Complex & Associated Common Basement

West Kowloon Cultural District, KLN

Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks IE 2.0 Project A

Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate, NT

Enhancement to Campus Leisure Space for PolyU – Food Village

Hung Hom, KLN

Enhancement to Campus Leisure Space for PolyU – Roof Garden

Hung Hom, KLN

Enhancement to Campus Leisure Space for PolyU – University Square

Hung Hom, KLN

MiC IPA Submission for Konwo Modular House

MiC IPA Submission for Long Faith Engineering Limited

MiC IPA Submission for The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

MiC IPA Submission for Paul Y. – iMax Limited

Alteration and Addition Works for House 16, Severn 8

The Peak, HK

Chinese YMCA New Territories Youth Development & Training Centre

The Hong Kong & Kowloon Chiu Chow Public Association Secondary School

Project Administration, Design Coordination, Scheme Design, Detail Design, Statutory Submissions, Construction Drawings.

Project Administration, Design Coordination, Statutory Submissions, Tender Preparation and Assessment, Construction Coordination, Site Coordination, Application of Occupancy Permit.

Technical Proposal, Project Administration, Design Coordination.

Technical Proposal, Project Administration, Design Coordination.

Technical Proposal, Project Administration, Design Coordination, Statutory Submissions, Tender Preparation.

MiC IPA Drawings Preparation & Submission, Government Liaison

MiC IPA Drawings Preparation & Submission, Government Liaison

MiC IPA Drawings Preparation & Submission, Government Liaison

MiC IPA Drawings Preparation & Submission, Government Liaison

Project Administration, Design Coordination, Statutory Submissions, Tender Preparation and Assessment, Site Coordination, Site Supervision.

Brief Analysis, Developmental Potential Study, Design Proposals.

Brief Analysis, Developmental Potential Study, Design Proposals.

5 Chun Yat St. Industrial Estate, TKO

Size:

Approx. 92,000 s.m.

Scope: Consultancy Services of Architectural Design / Construction Administration

Completion: 2020

Design: Woods Bagot / ALKF+ Type: Interior Fitting-Out - Commercial

Client: Hong Kong Science & Technology Park

G/F Food Hall Plan

South Entrance Atrium

West Entrance Atrium

BGCA Parent Wellness Centre

3 Lockhart Rd. Wan Chai, HK

Type:

Interior - Institutional

Scope:

Consultancy Services of Architectural Design/ Construction of Fitting-out Works

Client:

The Boys' & Girls' Club Association of Hong Kong

Size: 6,000 s.f.

Completion: 2022

Design: AJAR

The BGCA Parent Wellness Centre is a threeyear project funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. It provides parents with the facility to relax and nourish their holistic wellness. Through a variety of group activities and workshops, the Program strives to promote a healthy practice for parents at the physical, psychological, social and spiritual levels, so as to cope with the pressure of parenting and strengthen family resilience.

To facilitate the Project in nurturing the psychological health of parents, the design of the Centre aims to provide a variety of moods and vibes in different rooms through the application of various color combinations. Curvatures are adopted to public areas and circulatory spaces for creating spaces that are more pleasant to the human psyche.

BGCA Headquarters

Type: Interior - Institutional

Scope:

Consultancy Services of Architectural Design/ Construction of Fitting-out Works

Client:

The Boys' & Girls' Club Association of Hong Kong

Size:

40,000 s.f.

Completion: 2021

Design: AJAR

HARBOURVIEW

Master Bedroom

Guest Bedroom

Section 1

Section 2

Kitchen

Grand Central

33 Hip Wo St. Kwun Tong, KLN

Type:

Interior - Residential

Scope:

Design + Construction of Fitting-out Works

Size:

600 s.f.

Completion: 2022

Design:

Jason Fung

Suspended Wall Cabinet

RECESSED LED LIGHT STRIP @ CENTRE

RECESSED LED LIGHT STRIP

CENTERED

PROTRUDED DRAWER FACE BOARD AS PULL-HANDLE

INTERNAL DRAWER

FILLET @R50mm

FILLET @R300mm

RECESSED LED LIGHT STRIP

Campus Leisure Spaces/ Communal Building

PolyU Roof Garden

11 Yuk Choi Rd. Hung Hom, KLN

Type: Alterations & Additions - Institutional

Scope: Consultancy Services of Architectural Design / Construction of Fitting-out Works

Client:

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Size: 1,150 s.m.

Completion: Unrealized

Design: AJAR

Design Scope

Design proposal for the Revitalization of the existing inaccessible roof of the Communal Building that features the addition of link bridge connecting Core S and steel staircase as access routes; raised roof deck and lawn area; and kiosks and other amenities.

Structural Approach

The structural connections of all new additional structures such as the link-bridge, staircase, kiosks, roof deck, sitting platforms, etc. should be made at locations of existing columns supporting the waffle roof slab. For new structures not situated immediately above existing structural supports, careful attention should be paid towards the transfer load path to the existing supports by providing strategically placed steel beams.

Footpath connecting the Roof Garden & Link Bridge to Core S

Night Scene - Outdoor Theatre

Night Scene - Lawn & Sitting Area

Type:

Alterations & Additions - Institutional

Scope:

Consultancy Services of Architectural Design / Construction of Fitting-out Works

Client:

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Size:

980 s.m.

Completion: Unrealized

Design: AJAR

Design Scope

Design proposal for the revitalization of a podium under-croft space between the existing Core C and F, by introducing new F&B outlets in the form of kiosks, and semi-outdoor seating for an overall ambiance and vibe of a ‘Food Village’.

HKSTP

IE 2.0 Project A

5 Chun Yat St. Industrial Estate, TKO

Type:

Architectural - Commercial

Scope:

Consultancy Services of Architectural Design / Construction Administration

Client:

Hong Kong Science & Technology Park

Size:

Approx. 92,000 s.m.

Completion: 2020

Design: ALKF+

2nd Floor Plan

3rd

Typical Floor Plan (High Zone)

Typical Floor Plan (Low Zone)

Floor Plan

West Kowloon Cultural district

Client:

West Kowloon Cultural District Authority

Scope: Mixed-Use Theatre Complex

Size: Approx. 41,000 s.m.

Design:

UNStudio/ AD+RG

Completion:

Scheduled to be completed in 2025

Context

The Lyric Theatre Complex (Contract L2) & Associated Common Basement (Contract L1) is one of the major venues situated within the West Kowloon Cultural District of Hong Kong, an ambitious 40 hectare waterfront cultural quarter that combines open public space with a selection of cultural venues. Here museums, theatres and concert halls intermingle to create a vibrant district, where different disciplines within the arts can interact, collaborate, innovate and develop.

Alongside the wide variety of cultural offerings, the District also comprises mixed-use residence, office buildings, and 23 hectares of public space and squares, all of which are connected along a two kilometre long harbourfront promenade.

Lyric Theatre Complex

The Lyric Theatre Complex is a mixed-use venue that houses three main theatres (a 1,450-seat Lyric Theatre, a 600-seat Medium Theatre, and a 270-seat Studio Theatre), a large Rehearsal Room, a Resident Company Centre with eight dance and rehearsal studios and administrative facilities, and an extensive programme allocation for retail, dining and entertainment.

250 Seats

1450 Seats

600 Seats

Medium Theatre

Lyric Theatre

Studio Theatre

Air Plots: An Alternative to Urban Gentrification

Program:

Master of Architecture

University of Hong Kong

Project:

Thesis 2013-14

Advisor:

Jason Carlo

Air Plots borrows the regulatory model of Air Rights zoning from New York City, and adapts it to Hong Kong’s urban context as an opportunistic approach to critique some of the city’s contemporary urban (re)development issues. Namely, land scarcity; the current model of urban gentrification; and the practical and socio-political problems that stem from such strategy.

Urban village: urban spine Parasite

Program:

Master of Architecture

University of Hong Kong

Project:

Design Studio, Fall 2013

Instructors:

William Lim (CL3) & Eddy Kim (OpenUU)

The Wan Chai footbridge has evolved into an essential infrastructural element of the neighborhood that not only serves its intended function, but also becomes an integral component of a bigger context, along with the multiple layers of micro-communities it nourishes. The design concept of the added program of the community centre complex along the length of the footbridge is to achieve programmatic integration, while maintaining structural independence. The building design involves distributed formal strategy of segregated programs strategically arranged to create positive spaces for congregation, and negative spaces for circulation, so that the building together with the footbridge creates an urban park in the midst of the Wan Chai district.

Without interrupting the intended function and structure of the footbridge, users are provided with an option to deviate from their original path, and be able to penetrate and meander through the entire village of community centre that is also an urban park. The art and process of creating art that is happening in the community centre are exposed and therefore promoted to the general public as they stroll and sit along the village.

1:500 model- Bird’s eye view

Exploded Axonometric

LEGENDS

LIBRARY WORKSHOP

STUDIO RECREATION

EXHIBITION + THEATRE

VERTICAL ACCESS POINT + LOBBY

The Room

Program:

Bachelor of Environmental Study

Dalhousie University

Project:

Design Studio, Fall 2010

The room explores the meaning of shelter by formally dividing the program into the three categories: convenience, safety, and detachment. These categories are defined by the physical distance between each component and the road to the east- the only context offered by this imaginary site. This simple structure offers bike storage upon arrival, followed by living quarters which, together with the tea house/meditation room, create an outdoor courtyard.

The living quarters consist of a modular furniture system that slides on a track, so it can be easily transformed into various configurations to accommodate the functions of bedroom, kitchen, study, and living room, all in one space.

Shakespeare by the sea Pavilion

Location: Blackrock Beach, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, NS, Canada

Program:

Bachelor of Environmental Study

Dalhousie University

Project: Design Studio, Fall 2010

Due to the site being at Point Pleasant Park, the structure will have to serve not only Shakespeare by the Sea, but also the park users. The form is inspired by the Globe Theatre in such a way that emphasis is given to the inside of the circular shape. The pavilion exaggerates this notion by simplifying the roof and wall into one single element: a curved sliding wall panel, cladded with thatch, which provides a visual reference to the architecture in Shakespeare’s era, and a way to incorporate the immediate landscape to create a unique but changing spatial quality, as well as flexibility in its functions.

program

Served Space: 1. Centre pavilion

Servant Spaces:

2. Office (2)

3. Green Room

4. Storage

5. Accessible washrooms

To facilitate the flexible program intended for this project, all servant facilities (except washrooms) are essentially empty rooms with minimal fixtures/ furniture.

Internalized Configuration -

Performance shield from weather and single line separation between performance and audience

Arena Configuration -

Circular separation between stage and audience

Sliding Panel Detail

SW-NE section

Floor plan - open configuration addressing ocean view

The reverse lunenberg Bump

Location:

Lunenberg, Halifax, NS, Canada

Program:

Bachelor of Environmental Study

Dalhousie University

Project:

Design Studio, Winter 2010

The ‘Lunenberg Bump’ is a typology unique to the UNESCO heritage site of Lunenberg, Nova Scotia. It features a central circulation core and an attic space or ‘bump’ that overhangs the main entrance. My design reinterprets this traditional typology by flipping the plan inside-out, resulting in two dense walls on its sides that accommodate all utilities (staircase, bathrooms, cabinets, etc.), and a central light-well. The light-well is inaccessible but serves as a totemic element that provides the house with natural light and an unique experience of the climate.

The Reverse Lunenberg Bump gets its name from its central void space which is exposed to the elements. The design reverses the traditional Lunenberg bump house layout, moving the central circulation core to the periphery.

The eccentric experience of being exposed to the climate at the center of the house raises awareness of the immediate environment, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior space.

5min. real-life sketch

untitled medium: charcoal

dated:feb 2005