Architecture Portfolio 2022 by Andy Wu by Wu Chi Kwong

Architecture Portfolio - 2019-2022 selected works

WU CHI KWONG , ANDY

WU CHI KWONG, ANDY 胡志光 +852 59888915｜chikwu814@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wu-chi-kwong-2a548a22a

EDUCATION City University of Hong Kong - Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies CGPA: 3.41 , Dean List of 2019 - 2020 academic year(semester B)

• Integrated Studio - High Rise Building A+ • Integrated Building Project Development A • Sustainable Architectural Design and Development A• Technical Studies - Structural Systems ASalesian English School - Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education

EXTRACURRICULARS AND PROJECTS Student Research - Air Shield for Collective Health by Prof. TSOU Jin Yeu

• Design Project of D.I.Y Negative Pressure Air Shield Device For Senior Health Student Research - Public Space Observation and Research by Dr. SIEH Louie

• Urban Research of Lai Chi Kok district BIM Competition 2022

• Held by Construction Industry Council AIA YAG Mentorship Program (2020 - 2021), (2021 - 2022)

• Mentored by J Lee Rofkind, HOK and Joe Pang, KPF Championship - Social Innovation Inventor Design Competition (2019 - 2020)

Present Present Present Present Sept 2020

• Held by World Green Organisation Construction Industry Safety Training Certiﬁcate (Green card)

July 2019

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Architectural Summer Intern, HOK International (Asia/Paciﬁc)

• Involved in multiple projects:

July 2021- Aug 2021

• Restaurants Project (ImpactHK, Tai Kok Tsui), Hotel Competition Project (Hyatt, China) • Took part in design stage, Generate or prepare tender CAD drawing, Rendering, PowerPoint presentation for client meeting

Freelance Graphic designer, Run Run Shaw Library(CityU)

• Instagram/Facebook post, Poster, Banner Design

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS • Revit, Enscape, AutoCAD, Sketchup, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign

Jan 2020 - Jun 2020

CONTENT

Kwun Tong Bathpool

Tsing Yi Health Care Centre

WWF Headquarter Office

Extruded Connection

Con-Living

Academic/Competition/Professional

01 KWUN TONG BATHPOOL Year: 2022 Academic Project Individual work Urban Waterfront Regenerations

At present, there have been multiple issues existing on the waterfront areas along the Victoria Harbor shores, such as improper land use, the contextual separation of waterfront and hinterland, pedestrian-unfriendly walking space, discontinuous and narrow promenades, restrictions of accessibility, etc. Most of the current waterfronts are occupied by different functions, such as cargo handling areas, disused storage, and derelict industrial lands, which are unattractive to the Hong Kong citizens and visitors. Only small percentage are contributed to public open space for recreational and cultural uses. . This project aims to to transform Kwun Tong Ferry Pier into a lively waterfront destination for public enjoyment and reintroduce bathhouse in the urban setting through modern applications. By creates multilayered experience with water, from looking at the sea, to playing with fountain, to a shallow pool, to a deep pool, to wild sea. These layers create an adaptive water-human relationship. At the same time, by appling sustainable strategies to create and establish the vision of sustainable future and shared economy.

From Kwun Tong Terminal

From Kwun Tong Promenade

ACT 3: BATH; MEDIATION;HOLISTIC VIEW A C T 2 : A P P OA C H : F O C U S O N T H E BUILDING

ACT 1: APPOACH OLD STRUCTURE

ACT 4: LEAVING: FAREWELL; OLD COLUMN AND BUILDING

ETFE MEMBRANE

STEEL FRAMING STEEL BOUNDARY FRAME

GREEN ROOF

Y-SHAPE COLUMN

COLUMNS

EXISTING STRUCTURE

GF PERSPECTIVE VIEW

EXISTING PILE

RENDERING

SEMI - OPENING BATHPOOL

1.COLD POOL 2.WARM POOL 3. WARM POOL 4. MEDIATATION CORNER 5. FIRST AID & STAFF ROOM 6. MALE CHANGING ROOM 7. FEMALE CHANGING ROOM 8.ENTRANCE LOBBY

CONCE PT DIAGR A M Maecenas non tincidunt enim. Pellentesque dolor lorem, tristique eu justo vel, porttitor bibendum urna. Duis varius odio arcu, ac blandit ligula sagittis ac. Donec eu massa et ligula dapibus suscipit non eu sapien. Donec molestie feugiat turpis, et ultricies justo auctor sit amet. Quisque vestibulum blandit pulvinar. Fusce vehicula mollis ultrices. Curabitur lectus lacus, tincidunt a aliquet ac, pharetra sit amet nibh. Curabitur posuere leo at congue scelerisque. Nulla vestibulum ipsum massa, eu ornare neque accumsan id. Cras dui mauris, lobortis a nibh nec, gravida tincidunt augue. Nunc sodales tellus lobortis risus fermentum, ac porttitor neque convallis. Morbi bibendum volutpat nisl, nec porttitor justo feugiat eget. Donec pellentesque eros orci, eget fringilla nisl eleifend id.

A’

B’

1. MOMERIAL PARK 2. BATHHOUSE EN1

TRANCE 3. FEMALE CHANGING ROOM 4. MALE CHANGING ROOM 5. BATHHOUSE 6. SITTING AREA 7. FERRY TERMINAL 8. OLD STRUCTURE

SECTION BB'

CFD Similation Site Condition

Prevailing wind from east over summer months, except in July. Abrupt shift in wind from south-west. However, the building site is located under the Kwun Tong bypass and surrounded by the building block from north to east side. The site location is the factor that the wind direction maybe gets turned or the wind speed reduced. The following vertical wind profile showing the wind structure of the atmosphere at various level over the site surrounding.

For the inlet wind flow is set 5 m/s, the mean velocity for this simulation. The strategy is that by designing the elipse shaped bathhouse in front of it to filter out the direct strong wind. The wind flow through the facade of the bathhouse smoothy, providing natural ventilation.

02 A HUG Year: 2022 Academic Project Individual work Urban Waterfront Regenerations

In the suitation of Tsing Yi, there is not enough public health care centre to provide a wide range of users. There is only 1 public health care among 15 health care facilities in Tsing Yi. Comparing private clinic station with public health care centre, health care centre can serve wide range of user. Therefore, the proposed health care facilities should be take care of a variety of users. In Tsing Yi, the majority of population is adult. However, elderly and children is the most needed group of users in terms of health care facilities. Therefore, elderly and children should be most concerned during the intial design stage.

80% Site coverage.

Divided in three main building blocks based on the functions, the central part are break through to create a shortcut.

The centre part are covered to form a tunnel.

Facade design.

CONCEPT

A Hug is inspired from the society nowadays. Especially during he covid19, there is many people infected, people are too worry to get out and afraid to get in touch with people. For those people who infected, this group of people are facing the blame by society and squeeze out by the society. Thus, a Hug is very important to everyone. This building provide many health care service, from testing service, quaratine service, rehabitaion of physiotherapy, physiology, body check, to the social sharing space like dining hall, auditorium, garden, etc. This project is special in bringing three different function into one building which are social recreational, rehabitaion and quaratine service. The building mainly separate into three block for those three function separately, due to the considering of safety and privacy. Yet, the central garden which run through the middle of the site would be the place that encourage people to interact each other, and also as a fast route from the tsing yi park to the sea front.

A B'

SITE PL AN 1:1000 SITE LOCATION: TSING YI NORTHEAST PARK SITE AREA: 4000 sq.m MAX. GFA: 6000 sq.m

NORTH ELEVATION 1:800

WEST ELEVATION 1:800

SITE POTENTIALS N

The site is located near the sea, providing very nice sea view without obstructed.

About 70-80% of lands near the site is greenary area and open area.

Most of main road near the site is non busy road, which seldom have the traffic jam problem and benefit to the access of ambulance and loading and unloading.

By cutoff the centre part of the site, the sea view can be directly see from the other side of the site, attracting people pass through the site to the sea front through this short cut.

By adding green nature element to the centre part to create a garden, continue the feeling of nature into the building.

By creating a vehicle route allowing car access. The parking space for ambulance and public use are separated.

The site close to the private residential unit and school, which may cause uncomfortable feelng to the neighoor when health care centre is built such as the access of quaratine people or ambulance.

The site far from the public use facilities such as bus stop, mall, not friendly for people to come to the site.

SITE CONSTRIANTS

The west sunlight is directly to the site without any shading, the site is hot during afternoon.

S Q

The west part facades of building are designed with vertical shading devices.

The Quaratine and testing service are separated from the social recreational service. The Quaratibe and testing service will located far from the residential unit.

The drop off area are designed to allow people access to the site through car or taxi.

1. Atrium 2. Diversion Station 3. Reception 4. Office 5. Male Toilet 6. Female Toilet 7. Body Check Waiting Area 8. Doctor Rooms 9. Treatment Rooms 10. Psychological Counselling Waiting Area 11. Counselling Rooms 12. Physiotherapy Waiting Rooms 13. Gymnasium 14. Yoga Area 15. Skygarden 16. Protected Corridor 17. AHU Room 18. Storage Room 19. Staff Room 20. Staff Changing Room 21. Male Changing Room 22. Female Changing Room

1. Skygarden 2. Atruim 3. Multifunctional Room 4. Male Toilet 5. Female Toilet 6. Reception 7. Waiting Room 8. Office 9. Nurse Station 10. Quaratine Rooms 11. AHU Room 12. Storage Room 13. Staff Room 14. Staff Changing Room and Toilet

1 4

15 7 6

9 10

14 11 11 6

13 22

DN UP

18 21

20 18

2 /F FLOOR PL AN

1 4

2 10 3

DN UP

10 3 10

10 10 13

2 10 10 10

1. Interior garden 2. Social Recreational space lobby 3. Atruim 4. Reception 5. Male Toilet 6. Female Toilet 7. Auditorium 8. Dining Hall 9. Transformer Room 10. Main Switch Room 11. Public Parking Space 12. Drop Off Area 13. FS Control Room 14. Testing Centre Waiting Area 15. Reception 16. Office 17. Doctor Room 18. Testing Room 19. Private Corridor and Back up Space 20. Lab 21. Staff Changing Room 22. Staff Room 23. Pump Room 24. Protected Corridor 25. Ambulance Parking Space/Loading and Unloading Area 26. Security Room 27. Private Corridor 28. AHU Room

1/F FLOOR PL AN

9 7

2 3

18 17 18 17

18 17 18

18 17

21 14 UP

5 26

G/F FLOOR PL AN

VIEW OF THE GARDEN Entrance of Social Recreational Lobby

Entrance

Sea Front

Entrance of Testing Room Lobby

G/F GARDEN PL AN 1:300

Through the linear garden, people can directly see the sea view as well as enjoy the natural element in the garden, closely connect with the nature. The garden continue the nature of the park, building become the part of the site, the user can enjoy the buildign and the view of the site at the same time.

THE GROUND FLOOR LOBBY

SECTION A A' 1:300

Besides the linear garden, the nature element also brought into the building, continue the experience from garden to the building inside without interrupted.

VIEW FROM 2F MUITIFUNCTIONAL ROOM

SECTION BB' 1:400

The upper floor is designed a extrustion which allow people upstair interact with people in the ground floor garden.

03 WWF HEADQUARTER OFFICE Year: 2020 Academic Project Individual work High Rise Office Design

World Wide Fund for nature is a company with the vision and determination to change the future for good of the natural world and for all life on earth. By combination of field based projects, policy initiatives, capacity building and education work, to investigate a solusion to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature Nowadays, people are chasing material life, forgot the nature of beauty.. This project aims to find a way to recall people attention of nature. To influence the motion of the people who enter this building is my main design angle. Not only the form design, but also the space. Besides, to create a comfortable space for worker and vistor is my another aims, not only work effciency, but also work with nature. Allow visitor touch with nature, recall them what is the beauty of nature, to create a new green skyline in hong kong.

For this site 1 wang yuen street, kowloon bay. It is located at a new development site. For the future development i hope that this building can become one of the important part of green development in this kowloon bay district. By cooperate with the near landmarks (zero carbon building) and other green facilities to become a new district for green education in hong kong. For the site development potential, with megabox and zero carbon building near the site, they are orginally attract amount of people. Besides, some of the buildings which built near the site in recent years are registered with "beam plus", which is designed good at environmental aspect. Besides, with a large area of the industry zone near the site, which would be a big chance to be redeveloped and transform in the future. With tend that building are build expend to the sea which may have a huge potential land reclamation in the future. Thus, this site have potential to become new hot spots in terAms of green development.

SITE PL AN

SITE LOCATION: 1 WANG TUEN STREET, KOWLOON BAY SITE AREA: 5100 sq.m

DROP OFF AREA AND LOADING AND UNLOADING BAY

ENTRANCE

OPEN SPACE

RED COLOUR REPRESENT THE BUSY STREET, BLUE REPRESENT A LESS BUSY STREET.THUS WANG MAN STREET IS A GOOD OPTION FOR THE LOADING AND UNLOADING BAY

THE MAIN ENTRANCES FACING TO THE LANDMARKS, ANOTHER ENTRANCE ARE DESIGNED TO FACE THE RESIDENTIAL AREA.. SOME OF BLOCK ARE ELEVATED TO HAVE A WELCOME EFFECT.

THE GARDEN IS DESIGNED TO CONNECT TO THE EACH ENTRANCE. BESIDES, THE SET BACK OF THE WALKWAY TO PROVIDE THE PARKING SPACE FOR BICYCLE WHICH ENCOURAGE PEOPLE USUALLY BICYCLE FOR THEIR TRANSPRTATION

M ASS IN G DIAGR AM

S I TE

S E PAR E T E THE BOX BY DI FFERENT FU NCTI ON

BY C R E ATI NG DI FFE R E NT L EVEL ST EPPIN G . S KY GARDE N I S CREATED

B U IL D IN G BLOC K E LEVATED , C R EAT IN G A QU I CK ROAD HA S B E EN C R EATE D FOR PEOLPE PA SS T H R O UG H FROM MEGOBOX TO TH E TAI FOR D MALL

1 : 1 50 0 1 9/F RE F UG E F LO O R

ROOF AND UPPER ROOF FLOOR 36-37/F

TYPICAL OFFICE 20-35/F 1 : 15 0 0 9/ F F LO O R

REFUGE FLOOR 19/F

OPEN PLAN OFFICE 10-18/F SKY GARDEN FOR OFFICE 14F

1 : 1 5 0 0 8 / F F LO O R

RETAIL AND CAFE 6-9/F DOUBLE SPACE GARDEN 8-9F SKYGARDEN2 7F EXHIBITION AND EDUCATION SPACE G-5/F DOUBLE SPACE SKYGARDEN1 3-4/F VERTICAL COURTYARD AND SPIRAL STAIRS G-3/F DROP OFF AREA AND GARDEN G/F

1 : 15 0 0 3 / F F LO O R

PROGRA M M ING THE CONCEPT IS "CONCRETE JUNGE" WHICH IS INSPIRATED BY THE REFLECTION OF "NATURE". EVERY THINGS IS FORMED FROM GROUND TO THE TOP, FROM THE BASIC TO THE COMPLEX.THE SITE IS SURROUNDING BY THE GREEN, BY CONTINUED THE GREEN, THE GREEN THEN CONTINUED FROM THE GROUND TO THE TOP, CREATED A NEW GREEN SKYLINE. MULTIPLE SKY GARDEN CAN GIVE OPPOTUNITY FOR PEOPLE CONNECTING WITH ENVIRONMENT. CURVE DYNSMIC DESIGN CAN CORRESPONDING AND HARMONY WITH SURROUNDING, MINIMIZE THE CONTRAST WITH EXISTING BUILDING AND VISUAL COMFORTABLE FOR THE WORKER AND VISTOR

1 : 1 5 0 0 1/ F F LO O R

1 : 1 5 0 0 G/ F F LO O R

G/F-2/F EXHIBITION AREA

G-3/ F EXH IBITIO N A REA SECT I ON

OFFICE BRAINSTORMING AREA

UFA FOR UNIT A: 656m2 UFA FOR UNIT B: 227m2 UFA FOR UNIT C: 254m2 No. of person for unit A = 72.8 (73 ppl) No. of person for unit B = 25.2 (26 ppl) No. of person for unit C = 28.2 (29 ppl)

STRUCTURE FRAMING PLAN

1:500 20/F TYPICAL OFFICE

FOR TYPICAL FLOOR, EACH UNITS ARE DEFINED INTO DIFFERENT THEME. FOR THE BIGGEST UNIT, IT IS A INNOVATIVE OFFICE, WHICH FOR PEOPLE WORK TOGETHER,BRAINSTORMING AND INDIVIDUALLY.

BY USING SEGMENT GLASS TO FORM THE CURVED, THE COST CAN BE LESS THAN BY USING CURVED GLASS DIRECTLY.

1:50 SEGMENT GLASS SECTION

1:50 CURTAIN WALL ELEVATION

1:50 CURTAIN WALL SECTION

04 EXTRUDED CONNECTION Year: 2019 Academic Project Group work Conceptual Architecture Study

Most of the current waterfronts are occupied by different functions, such as cargo handling areas, disused storage, and derelict industrial lands, which are unattractive to the Hong Kong citizens and visitors. Only small percentage are contributed to public open space for recreational and

PR OJ ECT IN TE NTI ONS

TYPE 1: PUBLIC S L I DE

TYPE 2 : SEM I - PRIVAT E SL I DE

TYPE 3: PRIVATE S L I DE The project seeks to provide an interesting extruded connection between buildings and also a common space for people to interact. Besides serving as places for circulation and for people to enjoy the view, it also narrows the gap between neighbours. There is total 3 types of design based on different ideas.

MAS S I NG DEVE LOPM EN T

Step 1: Connect People in opposite buildings have indifferent and distant relationship since they only have visual connection but no other kinds of communication. To enhance the communication of people,extrusion with diagonal connection is designed.

Step 2: Bridge To achieve the diagonal connection of people, extrusion connect different floors between opposite buildings is designed. With buffer zone in the middle of the extrusion, people can stay in the buffer zone and interact with others.

Step 3: Slide To make the extrusion more playful and interesting, the design of the extrusion make reference from the slide in children playground. Under the slide design, more people are attract to use and stay in the extrusion.

TYPE 2: SEM I - PRIVATE SLIDE Covered by tinted glass, steel and concrete, this design of slide allows different colour reflect inside the slide. Besides people insides the slide can communicate each other. The colour-slide not only bring a joyful environment for the people, but also allow people to appreciate the view in different colour.

A 1

9000

4 6000

5 6000

6 6000

6000

9 6000

11 9000

9000

400

9000

600

9000

18000

C 18000

36000

18000

A N

FLOOR PL A N SCA LE 1: 50 0

S ECTI ON A A SCA LE 1: 300

E AST E L EVAT ION SCA LE 1: 800

TYPE 2: SEM I - PRIVATE S L I DE

ST EEL TO F LOOR DETAI L S CAL E 1 : 20

ST EEL TO G L AS S DETAI L S CAL E 1 : 20

ST EEL TO GL A SS D ETA IL SCA LE 1 : 20

ST EEL TO G L AS S DETAI L S CAL E 1 : 20

CO NN ECT ION WIT H EXIST ING B U I L DI NG DETAI L SCA LE 1: 20

CONN ECT ION WIT H EXIST ING BU I L DI NG DETAI L SCA L E 1: 20

TYPE 2: SEM I - PRIVATE S L I DE

ST EEL CONNECT I ON DETAI L S CAL E 1 : 20

ST EEL TO G L AS S DETAI L S CAL E 1 : 20

05 CON-LIVING Year: 2020 COMPETITION (CHAMPION) Group work Transitional Housing Design

In the old days, when people start living in groups, they begin with village communities. In the later stage, they supplement the community with stalls and social space in order to develop a self-sufficient society. When comparing this kind of community with nowadays lifestyle in modern housing, although the scale of modern housing is even bigger with more comprehensive facilities, the distance between neighbor is even more indifferent and distant. We understand that for the residents of the modular house, they may feel confused and a lack of security when living in the transitional housing and having strangers as their Neighbor. With inspiration from the living pattern of village and public housing communities in the past, we would like to create such atmosphere for our transitional housing coummunity.

E NVI RO N M EN TAL FRI E NDLY FE ATURE

1. CROS S VE NTI L ATI ON L AYOUT

2 . SOL A R PA NEL

5. TWIN -TA NK SYST EM

3. G R EEN R OOF

6 . R AI NWAT ER HAR VEST I NG SYST EM

7. LOW- EM B ODI ED CAR B ON M AT ER I AL

4 . G R EENERY S HAD I N G D EVI CE

M AS S IN G DIAGR AM

BASIC VOLUME A building with 3 formed

COURTYARD

storeys is

CIRCULATION

By rotating the units, a central courtyard is formed.

By considering how people circulate, circulation pattern has been formed.

By creating the void in the centre, natural sunlight can be equally distributed to whole building units

The central courtyard can help improve the natural ventilation

This form can encourage people to have more interaction and connection

FINAL FORM For the volume in the bottom, some is double and place in the centre to form units with larger living area. While some is empty to form stores or other social space that operated by the locals

The site coverage of residential use is less than 30% of the total site area

ROOF PLAN SCALE 1:400

1 2

2 1

1. 3 TO 4 PEOPLE FLAT

1 2

2. CORRIDOR 3. 1 TO 2 PERSON(S) FLAT

3 2 1

2 / F PL A N SCA L E 1 : 50 0 1. 3 TO 4 PEOPLE FLAT 2. CORRIDOR

1 2

2 1

3. 1 TO 2 PERSON(S) FLAT

1 2 3

3 2 1

1/ F PL A N SCA L E 1 : 50 0 1.

1 10 13

3 11 13

12 12

10 13

12 12

1 10

Laundry Room

Wo r k i n g S p a c e

Off ice Space

Childcare Centre

Music Corner

Cafe

7. B a ke r y 8.Green Grocery 9. Gym Room 10. Corridor 11. Lobby 12. E&M Plant Room 13. Disabled Person Flat

13 10 1

11 6

12 12

13 10

12 12

13 11 9 N

G/ F PL A N SCA L E 1 : 50 0

ST R U CTU RAL DE TAI L ST R U CTU RAL COMPONE NTS

2 4 3

5 2

6 2 6

2 1 6

2 6

1. Structural Steel Frame 2. Lightweight Concrete Panel 3. Mineral Fibre Ceiling Panel 4. Insulation 5. Door 6. Window 7. Pi p e wo r k

E x c e p t t h e s t r u c t u r a l s t e e l f r a m e , t h e l i g h t w e i g h t c o n c r e t e i s d e s i g n e d w i t h 3 1 /4 i n c h e s o r above in thickness, which can provide 2 hours f ire resistance rating.

80MM THICK LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE FACADE C SHAPED STAINLESS STEEL

ST RU CTU R AL DE TAI L WAL L S ECT ION

125MM THICK INSULATION 25MM E&M ZONE 20MM MINERAL FIBER CEILING PANEL 100 X 100 MM STAINLESS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME

Ceiling-to-roof detail Scale 1:20

50MM DIAMETER ACCESS HOLE END PLATE CONNECTING PLATE CONNECTING BOLT 100 X 100 MM STAINLESS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME

Connection detail Scale 1:20

WALL S ECTI ON SCA L E 1: 50

20MM THICK FLOOR TILE 25MM E&M ZONE 12.5MM THICK INSULATION 12.5MM THICK DAMP PROOFING LAYER 80MM THICK LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE FACADE 100 X 100 MM STAINLESS STEEL STRUCTURAL FRAME

Floor-to-ground detail Scale 1:20

ST RUCTU R AL D E TAI L D R AI N AG E Bathroom Sink Kitchen Sink

Structural Detail

Drainage

Sewage Pipe

Vent Pipe

Toilet Vent Pipe

Shower Toilet