Selected Work 2020-2023
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This project is designed to be public inclusive by giving and creating a band of public space threaded between the buildings and through the site as community spaces placed on the eastern side being protected from the busy street by the precinct building, so the public can enjoy and relax in.
It also includes green pocket spaces along the streetscape and rooftop gardens to contribute to the overall green image of the city.
The Knowledge Network
A Biomedical Precinct design to optimise the exchange of knowledge and lay the foundation for continuous improvement in future research and innovation.
Master Thesis (Studio 06) - Tutor: Michael Smith
Knowledge Gateway
This Studio investigates how architecture and urban design can encourage and facilitate knowledge exchange between the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct and the general public and how can this site act as a public interface with the wider research precinct.
Software Used: Rhino, Lumion, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator
The Knowledge Network
The question to research in this project is ‘How can we optimise the exchange of knowledge and lay the foundation for continuous improvement in future research and innovation?
This thesis will explore how architecture design and programmes can support the establishment of networking between researchers and medical facilities, fostering a collaborative knowledge sharing environment. Also engaging and educating future generations, to maintain an ecosystem of research, healthcare, and education. The design will focus on delivering a healthy and vibrant working environment that inspires creativity and, a welcoming and engaging open space for the public to utilise.
This project aims to create a journey of urban spectacles along the newly opened canal edge, providing a means to connect the three key sites through the lens of water with each site supported by a water management ideology to integrate and enhance site connectivity and neighbouring urban context. Whitelisting these green-blue infrastructure changes the way of public use, the design still preserves the heritage and essences of each site.
Spettacolo d’ Acqua
Create a journey of urban spectacles along the newly opened canal edge, providing a means to connect the three key sites through the lens of water.
Master Design Group Work (Studio 29) - Tutor: Markus Jung
Architecture Competition: Milan Navigli Canal Challenge
Demonstrating how future urban planning must address the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Effect through hyperlocal and city-wide responses while engaging with the international discourse as global issues.
Software Used: Sketchup, Rhino, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator
