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I am a fresh graduate in architectural studies from City University of Hong Kong. It is my honor to invite you to go through my portfolio, in which included with the selected academic projects. I am passionate in contemporary architecture designs, and I am highly fond of illustrations and graphic generating design approaches. Provoked in coliving architecture, housing studies, health care and public spaces design. Light experiences from both the university and the industry have developed my professional skills so as to equip for job competencies. I am looking for a ardent environment to develop my expertise in architecture profession and technical aptitude, hence creating values for architect from various fields of project.
WILLIAM CHUNG, HO HIN
EDUC ATION
EXPERIENCE
NATIONALITY HONG KONG
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES CITY UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG 2018 - 2021
SUMMER ARCHITECTURAL INTERN SUN DECO CONTRACTING LIMITED • •
DATE OF BIRTH 1997/11/27
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES CITY UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG 2016 - 2018
EMAIL chunghohinxx@gmail.com
SUMMER EXCHANGE MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY LONDON
MAY - JUL 2019
Technical drawings for the residential project in Kau To Shan, Sha Tin Design finishings of façade for the residential project in Pak Shek Kok, Tai Po
DRAFTMAN REGENT PIONEER LIMITED • •
DEC- MAY 2021
Scaffolding system - Airbus cuplock platform for HK Express Marquee system - Kowloon Godown / Garden Plots & Floral Displays
L ANGUAGES ENGLISH
CANTONESE
Proficiency in written and spoken
PHONE +852 9867 1172
ADDRESS 3/F, Flat C, Tower 2, Sausalito, 1 Yuk Tai Street, Ma On Shan, N.T., Hong Kong
HIGH SCHOOL PUI CHING MIDDLE SCHOOL
2010 - 2016
JUL - AUG 2019
Mother Tongue
MANDARIN
Proficiency in written and spoken
S K I L L S AutoCad
Photoshop
Rhino
Model
Sketchup
Illustrator
Grasshopper
Photography
Revit
Indesign
Vray
MS Office
S E L E C T E D
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W O R K S
POST-PANDEMIC PUBLIC SPACE Final Year Project
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LA RIVIÈRE Megastructure
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NIRVANA Elderly Day Care Centre
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EPHEMERAL GLIMPSED Museum of Glasses
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SUBCULTURE HUB Headquarter Office
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01 POST-PANDEMIC PUBLIC SPACE Final Year Project
Study of the Design of Public Space in the Post-Pandemic Era In the halfway of the epidemic crisis, the globe is witnessing unprecedented circumstances. We are currently experiencing certain transformations of the familiar urban settings, let alone the public spaces. It is not uncommon to observe that public spaces are losing their vibrancy and liveliness that used to be revolved around. Children have no playground to play around with their peers, and elderly can no longer linger in the parks like the old days. What lies ahead remains a great uncertainty and some inquiries are put forward: How is the COVID-19 changing our relationship with public space? Will the ephemeral adjustments grow into profound transformations? In fact, the pandemic is perhaps leading us the rethink the pros and cons derived from the urban nature changes. The living patterns of the past times may not be suitable for today’s lifestyle anymore. For example, the 1.5 meters social distancing measures may somehow set us apart from socializing. How we could renovate and modernize the public spaces to adapt to the new normal for the post-pandemic era, or even for the recurrence of any other kinds of epidemic as it may be.
Location plan aids to illustrate potential users’ profiles of four different public spaces including (1) Lai Chi Kok Park, (2) Sham Shui Po Park, (3) Tung Chau Street Park, (4) Nam Cheong Park. The location of four parks is greatly related to its neighborhood community where many public estates are beside. From the building context, red colour represent residential area, each public space has its own public estate next to it. Moreover, to identify the different needs between users of the public spaces from the community. The potential users’ distribution and the building context reveal that residents’ living standard greatly depend on the public space in order to extend their living environment. Site Residential Institutional Commercial Other Uses Open Space
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02 LA RIVIÈRE Tectonic Inquiries - Megastructure Co-living Hosing Complex
The design concept of this megastructure based on its geographcial location, Sheung Yu River where there are opportunies of the 15,000 sq. meter area of vacant land along the river to explore the buildability for 500 family units in the proposed site, Da Shek Wu, Sheung Shui. As in the architecture sits on the south-end of the entire master plan. The location of the river are identified as "River Source", where the river source has a relatively high privacy advantage. With Fan Kam Road on the West side, it provides a convenience traffic network for the residents. On top of this, the block of habitable wings that open toward the remain parts of the master plan in which included a commuity centre, learning centre, market, and the public housing that makes a comfy community.
2020 YEAR 4 SEM B
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RIVER SOUCES
EXTRUDE
BEND TO CREATE OPENINGS AND VIEWS
OBSERVATION DECK AS BRIDGE TO CONNECT
SETBACK
COMPOSITION
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Floor Plan Level 3
Module Studio
Module B1
Module B2
Module Family
Machine Core
Roof Canopy 1
Roof Canopy 2
Communal Space
Skygarden
Floor Plan Level 4
Module Studio
Module B1
Module B2
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Module Family
Elevation - Inner Garden View
Elevation - Fan Kam Road View
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Sectional Perspective
Detail - Roof Canopy
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03 NIRVANA Elderly Day care Centre
Programming & Typology - Services for the Aging City In response to the aging problem in Hong Kong, a large-scale elderly day care centre in Sha Tin aids to provide the following services for the community, health care and rehabilitation, respite, meal, and social and recreational service. 2019 YEAR 3 SEM B
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PROGRAMMING
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CONFIGURATION
SUPERIMPOSED
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LANDSCAPE
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ROOF GARDEN
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FAÇADE
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ATRIUM
RAMP
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First Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Axonometric 15
Elevation - East
Elevation - South
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04 EPHEMERAL GLIMPSED Museum of Glasses
"Order the accidental and make us reflect on the experience of seeing" Hong Kong is a fast-paced metropolis, densely populated and highly addictive. However, there is one place in the heart of Causeway Bay, where the Museum of Glasses for Chris Wood provides an inquisitive experience and distinctive atmosphere inside the architecture.
Light is the medium to create the huge variety of intriguing rainbow coloured shadows and projections. By using the pearlescent ceramic panel as the façade to harness patterns of light that suggest the ephemeral glimpsed moments in the natural world. The Museum of Glasses orders the accidental and make us reflect on the experience of seeing.
2019 YEAR 3 SEM A
SUMMER SOLSTICE
URBAN GRAIN
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VOLUME
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FRAGMENTATION
WINTER SOLSTICE
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ROTATION
ACCESSIBILITY
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COMPOSITION
ANCHOR BUILDINGS
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POSITIVE & NEGATIVE
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SKYLINE
VIEWS
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LIGHT & FLARE
CONNECTION
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Ground Floor Plan
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First Floor Plan
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20m
Exhibition Hall
Main Entraince
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Elevation - Yee Wo Street View
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Elevation - Pennington Street View
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Section A-A
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Section B-B
View from Victoria Park, Causeway Road
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04 SUBCULTURE HUB Headquarter Office Tower for VANS The presevation of subcultures x The Space Invader
"House of Vans" Tower is a high-rise headquarter office for Vans. The initail idea is 'preservation of subcultures'. Subcultures, like graffiti and tattoos develop their own norms and values. They are immersed in the society while keeping their specific characteristics intact. However, it can be perceived as negative due to their nature of criticism to the dominant society standard. Subcultures are being neglected by the universal values. The architecture creates opportunities to recall what is truly precious in this city. Vans is a company which plays the leading role in the industry that promoting and saving the subcultures, “Off the wall” is a rallying cry for self-expression. In the form of skateboarding, art, music and street culture, showcasing and inspire people with passion and creativity. House of Vans is a place where the imagination is let loose over multiple facets, it gathers and inspires everyone who participate. This is the experiential hub for people to come together and embrace the “Off the wall” sprite. Vans always has the courage to be innovative, they are always seeking for a breakthrough. That why the one of the best feature of Vans is the crossover series. Over the decades, the Vans shoes do not have much modifications. It can be regarded as a pure canvas for the designers to add on whatever they wanted. So there is one place in the heart of Causeway Bay, a building is nicely settle at the end of the Yee Wo Street, where as soon as you step through its door, I hope the vistors can feel the distinctive style and the unique atmosphere inside the building.
2018 YEAR 2 SEM B
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RC Slab 200 mm RC Core Wall 450 mm RC Retangle Column 1000 x 1000 RC Primary Beam 60 x 900D RC Secondary Beam 600 x 900D RC Cantilever Beam 600 x 900D RC Edge Beam 200 x 400D RC Tie Beam 300 x 900D
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Elevation
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Section B-B
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