Justin.
Justin Hui
About me, I see myself as a lifelong learner. I’m dedicated to constantly improving and expanding my knowledge and skills. I understand that the architectural industry is constantly evolving, and I want to be well-prepared to adapt to these changes and contribute meaningfully to the field.
Overall, I’m an aspiring architect who is passionate about the technical aspects of design and committed to continuous learning. With my background in computing and architecture technology, along with my focus on digital design, I’m confident that I can make a positive impact in the world of architecture and bring fresh perspectives to the table.
Singapore
+65 9788 5392
Justinhui@live.com.sg
https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinhce/
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Education and Qualifications
Diploma of Education, Architecture
Nanyang Polytechnic
Higher Nitec, Architecture Technology
ITE College Central
Work History
Barbershop Assistant
Debonair Atelier - Singapore
04.2024
04.2021
Software Proficiency
Drafting / Modelling
AutoCAD
Revit
Rhino
Sketchup
Anylogic
Adobe CC
Photoshop
Illustrator
Educated clients about products and self-maintenance for healthy hair based on needs and preferences.
Used clips and shears to complete various types of fades, shaves and cuts.
Shampooed, conditioned and rinsed guests’ hair using salonexclusive products while educating clients on product benefits to increase product sales.
Consulted with clients to assess personal style preferences and unique needs.
Styled hair according to customer preferences.
Student Intern
Speedy Industrial Supplies Pte Ltd - Singapore
Delivered clerical support by handling range of routine and special requirements.
Certifications
Edusave Award of Academic Achievement 2022
Edusave Good Progress Award (GPA) 2021
Edusave Award for Achievement, Good Leadership and Service (EAGLES) 2018
Edusave Good Progress Award (GPA) 2016
After Effects
Premiere Pro
3D Visualization
Lumion
Enscape
Arcgis
Microsoft Office
Skills
Team Leading
Teamwork
Stress Tolerance
Communication
Critical Thinking
Adaptability
Problem Solving
Dependability and Self-Control
Social with Customers and Staff
Brand Promoting
Language Skills
English, Chinese
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Contents 01. 02. 03. 3 REIMAGINE COMMUNITY HUB DUAL BUNGALOW CONCEPT
04. 05. 4 ARCHITECTURAL BEHAVIOUR BIOMIMICRY CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
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Punggol 21 CC Concept
In re-imagining community centers, the Punggol 21 CC features much more recreation, greenery, and the ability to host gradually more interest groups that are to inhabit the CC. With regard to greenery and recreation, going around the CC, users and residents of nearby HDB’s are greeted with small gardens on most levels, dictating the direction of the connectivity.
By having a substantial amount of facilities and activity rooms on the upper floors, the users are then made to travel up the levels through various accessible points in the building. Co-creating inclusive spaces for different communities, activities are organized and spaces are allocated, according to the use for a specific group or audience. This ensures that spaces in the CC do not get underutilized.
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The concept of a new recreational cc suggest a cordial space where people do not just to go a CC to learn and play, but to connect with other users, by allowing for the neighbourhood to dictate a space dedicated to niche and distinctive activities, people then get to play a bigger part in co-creating inclusive spaces for their very own community.
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SECTION B-B
Design and detailing for DFM to minimize maintenance. To eliminate the need to work at a height, the PPVC connections were to be connected (within the safety of the PPVC unit) through an opening. Successfully eliminitaing the risk of falling at a height.
BASEMENT 0 1ST STOREY 5000 2ND STOREY 10000 3RD STOREY 13600 4TH STOREY 17200 5TH STOREY 20800 LOWER ROOF 24400 UPPER ROOF 28000 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 A111 53900 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700
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55 26 68 200 1000 55 68 200 105 55 68 200 105 PPVC DETAIL SECTION 55 26 18 20 105 125 20 PPVC DETAIL 51 51 50 30 55 55 39 85 PPVC CONNECTION DETAIL 9
Dual Bungalow Proposal
The proposal was to develop a dual bungalow Japanese ethnic style modern house with dividing fence removed, a mixed traditional and modern interior. Made for a multi-generational family in a private estate.
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Backyard 11
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Courtyard
Entrance 13
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Architectural Behaviour
Located right beside one of the biggest temples in Little India, the villager sells flower garlands for a living and provides convenience and floral offerings to the temple goers. the villager frequents 4 pit stops every working day, the cashier counter, his collection point, storage, and the temple.16 03.
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I refer to the villager as the organized gatherer because his form of gathering is not only singular but rather many forms. Another habitus I identified is that he is a flower provider, providing floral offerings for the people who go to the temple.
After mapping out the shop and the villagers daily operations I have identified a form in the shop of the villager, being the multi purpose counter, as he has multiple purposes with his counter which provides him with a fixated way of moving around allowing him to go about his daily operation.
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Firstly the hiding space is more enclosed than the other spaces allowing for cleansing and resting the hiding space is also made to resemble a cover or rather a turtle shell to provide the villager with a barrier from the outside.
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Organised Gatherer Providing Floral Offerings
Secondly the making space is more open and inviting with a large opening allowing the villager to look to the outside of the structure. The collecting space is designed to be more open and receiving to the outdoors therefore the indented shape allowing the villager to stack and store.
The displaying and selling space is made in such a way that customers are invited to head up the stairs to roam around and also be able to rest and socialize. The facade is then made to emulate the shops vibe where the flowers are being represented by vertical and horizontal greenery.
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Biomimicry
The architecture is about a new way of life being rather more self-sustainable in terms of living off locally grown produce by living atop sprawling structures towering above trees rather than on the ground creating this new altruistic lifestyle.
By allowing the architecture to tower atop the trees, the structure allows for an almost zero carbon building footprint due to the columns holding the structure up in a curved manner, not disturbing many of the already flourishing flora and fauna below the structure. This makes use of the genius of the prairie dogs claw’s spatial aspect beneath the structure allowing for trees to grow around and among the structures.
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Additions & Alterations
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N 1ST STOREY PLAN 1 FP01 SCALE 1:250 INGRESS GRAD 1:20 RAMP UP GRAD 1:10 RAMP UP EGRESS RAMP UP RAMP UP (C A T E G O R Y 2) F O R T R O A D LAND FOR FUTURE EXPANSION MK25 LOT 04184T LANDSCAPE GUARD HOUSE BIN CENTRE RAMP UP GRAD 1:12 RAMP UP LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE GRAD 1:12 1.5M WIDE FOOTPATH 1500 WATER WATER PEATURE LANDSCAPE 1500 1500 1500 1.7M WIDE FOOTPATH MIN. 6.4M WIDE DRIVEWAY R4500 1.5M WIDE FOOTPATH 1.5M WIDE FOOTPATH LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE WATER FEATURE OUTDOOR EXERCISE STATION WATER PEATURE LANDSCAPE MIN. 6M WIDE DRIVEWAY LANDSCAPE DROP OFF CONSUMER SWITCH ROOM MDF DRIVEWAY RAMP DOWN FROM 2ND STOREY GRADIENT 1:18 CARPARK LOTS CARPARK LOTS R1900 R4500 R4500 ST03 TEL/ TRANSFORMER ROOM SWITCHROOM OPEN TO SKY COURTYARD SPRINKLER/ HOSEREEL PUMP ROOM DRIVEWAY RAMP UP TO 2ND STOREY GRADIENT 1:22 HYDRANT/ HOSEREEL WATER TANK DOWN FROM 2ND STOREY GRADIENT 1:8.3 STORAGE R4500 150 FIRE LIFT LOBBY ST03 ERL 111.40 FFL 112.00 WL 111.95 FFL 112.00 FFL 112.00 FFL 112.00 WL 112.00 FFL 113.07 FFL 112.00 FFL 111.75 FFL 112.10 FFL 112.10 FFL 112.00 FFL 112.00 FFL 112.10 FFL 112.10 FFL 112.25 FFL 114.15 FFL 112.10 FFL 112.25 4380 2500 7100 4050 6000 2500 3340 6160 2690 3100 9020 4850 6160 7100 1500 3750 6160 2300 2050 1975 6160 9200 1000 5020 7260 1400 1975 38640 3150 7500 7500 7500 7500 7500 3890 1670 4200 5020 3100 2045 5040 5200 1050 SITE BOUNDARY ROAD RESERVE LINE SITE BOUNDARY LINE SITE BOUNDARY LINE SITE BOUNDARY ROAD RESERVE LINE SITE BOUNDARY LINE SITE BOUNDARY LINE 15m WIDE ROAD BUFFER 7.5M WIDE ROAD BUFFER(MSCP) 11.1M WIDE BUILDING SETBACK(19 STOREY) 11.1M WIDE BUILDING SETBACK(19 STOREY) 11.1M WIDE BUILDING SETBACK(19 STOREY) 6M WIDE BUILDING SETBACK(MSCP) 6M WIDE BUILDING SETBACK(MSCP) 6M WIDE BUILDING SETBACK(MSCP) 5M WIDE GREEN BUFFER 3M WIDE GREEN BUFFER(MSCP) 2M PLANTING STRIP 2M PLANTING STRIP 2M PLANTING STRIP C5 C12 C1 C5 AC CC AC A1 C1 C2 A5 A6 C3 A9 A10 C4 C2 B8 C4 B9 CB AB AA AF AE AD CD RAMP UP GRAD 1:25 29