PORTFOLIO LAM, Pui Yeung 1155122054 For exchange programme application
VILLAGE ART GALLERY
The isolation of the Hok Tsui Village countryside protects the serenity of the natural landscape. The journey into this remote island - the art museum awaits the expedition of artists to contemplate about the tectonic significance which is implicit from normal eyesights. The emergence of forms and passages between the sanctuary of nature amaze art lovers about the harmonic artworks under the dancing daylight and shadows. Resembling the atmosphere under trees and bright sky, it tells the remembrance of environment.
Semester B, 2015/16 - BSc(AS) Studio
- Tectonics Inquiry
Typology
- Art Village Masterplan and Art Gallery
Location
- Hok Tsui Village, Cape D'Aguilar, Hong Kong
Site area
- 3,000-4,000 sqm
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1. ORGANIC - Arbitrary layout of vernacular settlements - Conservation of old architecture and history
2. ARGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES - Insignificant pattern of active farming activities but signify a natural randomness 3. CIRCULATION - A belt of intertwining routes resembles the arbitrary experience of a typical village
Built conditions Fields Temporary Permanent
Concept 1: Constructing the vistas of village voyage
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Axial Map 4. SCENIC ELEMENTS - Randomness of rocks, plants, forests
Concept 2: Explorative circulation
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Land use Green Belt Coastal Protection Area Country Park
1:5000 Site Analysis
Settlements Warehouse Preserved Sites
Concept 3: Balancing between blocks and argriculture
Concept Masterplan Rendering (from left to right) 3
Adapt to the slide and masterplan
Hollow and deepen to uncover the ground
Wind flows
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South Elevation
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East Elevation
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Create levels to control accessibility
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Longitudinal elongation
Focal point inside, Loop outside
Centralised inside to unify the whole
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Garden Reception Triangle Courtyard Art Gallery/Multi-purpose Room 1 Back of House Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Triangle Nursery Garden Disabled Toilet
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Patio Cafeteria Kitchen Female Washroom Male Washroom Art Gallery/Multi-purpose Room 2 Small Studio Nursery Garden
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1:500 Masterplan Model
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Plan 1/F 1:200 Physical Model
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THE REGENERATION PROJECT
Mong Kok is known for the hustle and bustle, and rather caotic downtown urban life . R egarde d as a ty pica l example of Hong Kong, behind the densely standing towers, the retail ecology around and inside the gigantic Langham Place, there obsolete materials fo rg on e an d t h e un de rpri vi le ged residents are yet being their part in this disordered city. The notion of this regeneration project is to devise a stepby-step and systematic order in which each compoent is interacting to achieve both to be cared and to care groups/ activities/programs can sustain each other and thus regenerate the city, holistically.
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Retail cluster
Semester A, 2015/16 - BSc(AS) Studio
- Urban Interventions
Typology
- Health Clinic and Community Center
Location
- Mong Kok Market
Site area
- 1,300 sqm
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Green space cluster
Rectilinear streets
Isovist at mid-rise
Functionality
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Plan 11/F
West Elevation
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XY XY axis displacement
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XY axis displacement
YZ axis displacement
Rotation & Mirror
Stationery position
Matrix Porosity (=Displacement)
Matrix Density (=Interlocking, Rotation)
The more void projections with the same number of units of block, the higher porosity of the
The less surface area with the same number of units of block, the higher density of the
massing. Porosity is measured by the equal number of in-between voids on one elevation. . Matrix Prototype 8
massing. Interlocks allow overlaps between units so a measurement on interlocks can reflect the degree of density of each massing.
Combining interlocking and injection of porosity and density
Programatic Simulation of Porosity
Very High: Voids
High: Open-air Circulation
Normal: Common Space
Low: Private Space
Zero: Back of House
Programatic Simulation of Porosity
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THE MECHANISM OF REGENERATION Visitors are invited to explore the process of regeneration, activated by users: upcycling professionals and art therapy patients, in order to understand the holistic notion of regeneration. This also drives a city of vitality and care.
Hollowed out for a great and tall stepping atrium, visitors and especially the patients for art therapy can enjoy their art creations under the shower of sunshine.
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ADVENTURE IN THE COEXISTENCE
Many sites around the deteriorated inner-city areas, for example Sheung Wan, suffer redevelopment for thebetter living environment. However, it is often the result many conventional activities and spaces are superseded by the transplanted models of living elements, such as western bars and re s t a u r a n t s a n d p o d i u m- t o w e r s . Instead of ignoring the importance of the heritage and spatial interests, the theme of this mini mall will focus on the notion on the coexistence of the Hong Kong convention, heritage, landscape and infrastructure, with the modern, organized retail and urban environment. Overall, it is a mall expected to show people the real Hong Kong.
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Semester B, 2014/15 - BSc(AS) Studio
- Programming and Typology
Typology
- Mini mall
Location
- Kau U Fong
Site area
- 2,100 sqm Section AA' 11
Adjacency in surrounding connectivity
Area Diagram
Main Access Programming
Sun
Wind Climate
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Renderings
West Elevation
Circulation System
1:200 Physical Model
Programming System
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ANOTHERMOUNTAINMAN ART MUSEUM
The anothermountainman (also known a s S t a n l e y Wo n g) i s a re n o w n e d local designer and creative ar tis t. Graphical representation, photography, mu lt imedia like video pictu res, installations and objects are his most common form of art creations. On top of his frequent contributioos in different means of art, there are similar messages developed from his arts: positiveness, eagerness, existence of time, limitation of life, courage, spirit and recently some knowledge learnt from his recent meditation in Buddhism for popularising the shared hope of world equality and harmony. The objective of this museum design is to discover the possible mediums of architecture to imitate his expression and notions. Lighting, planes, voids, linearity, collage of geometry are implemented.
Entrance and courtyard
Semester A, 2014/15 - BSc(AS) Studio
- Emergent Space Form
Typology
- Art Museum
Location
- Ngau Tau Kok
Site area
- 2,800 sqm Exhibition space
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Local movements
Displacement and transformation of tectonics Concept drawing of the aerial view
Accessibility and assembly nodes
A belt of open space Concept drawing of the entrance
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Lighting and signifying devices
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Recollection+Aspiration
Tectonic Emergence
International VELUX Award 2016 - Students of Architecture Jun 16'
Studio: Tectonics Inquiry Apr 16'
Previous academic work
Independent work
Vibrancy. Velocity. Victory.
Winners’ Trophy Design Competition for Hong Kong Tennis Open 2014 Mar 14'
Masterplan & Concept Dec-Jan 16-17'
Previous work from practical experience
The Regeneration Project
Facade Renovation for a Shopping Plaza
Studio: Urban Interventions Nov 15'
Inside-out
Coursework: Sustainable Art & Design Nov 15'
Oct-Jan 16-17'
InďŹ nity. Innovation.
University Logo Design Competition Sep 12'
Shopping Street and Mall Comprehensive Development Aug-Sep 16'
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INTERNATIONAL VELUX AWARD 2016 - STUDENTS OF ARCHITECTURE A perpetual commemoration, which h olds t og et her th e sp ir its of t he passed-away, the autonomous actions of remembrance between millions of citizens and overcomes the climatic constraints, may symbolize the revival of memor y beyond hesitations. The harmonic presence between the steady radiance of daylight and movement of s h a d o w s e s t a b l i s h e s e n d l e s s mindful moments which should well communicate with the sacredness of every living soul, as soon as people get into their bodily interactions with the swinging lamps overhead.
June, 2016 Daylight Pavilion In collaboration with Timothy Lam Ka Kui, Camellia Wong Ka Yee; Contribution in concepts, diagramming, writing.
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PLYWOOD FURNITURE
People have been living on the Earth for thousands of years. Human is interrelated with the Earth. What we have done to the earth will come back to us as consequences. “Inside Out�, a pendant light, creates a sense of space by light and shadow. The shadows projected on the wall let the users feel like they are entering into a different space, being surrounded, meaning that we are a part of the world.Resembling t h e a t m os ph e re u n de r t re e s a n d bright sky, it tells the remembrance of environment.
November, 2015 Studio
- Sustainable Art & Design
2ftx3ft 15mm plywood, light bulb In collaboration with School of Creative Media students: YIP Yin Ting Frankie, CHAN Tsz Wai Levina, YU Tin Wing Timmie. Contribution of graphics, CAD model in Rhinoceros, concepts, rendering, photoshop. 20
1. Adjustment to the cross sections according to the ergonomics
2. Loft surface developed to inform the waffle geometry
3. Waffle geometry developed
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Section, plan and elevation of each prototype in 1:15
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After assembly, the 'Inside-out' chandelier turned alive with the light harmonically glowing elegantly and shining all over the space. People engage in the environment and become part of the narrative - to evoke the harmony with the nature.
Composition of the ďŹ nal design
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Type 1. Regular rectangles
Type 2. Wildlife
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Type 3. Wood grain
Customisable
x6 x 15 x9
x6 x1 Main frame set
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x1 Lampholder set
Arms set
Surface set
Keys set
ZHUUGROUND 2014 INT' ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP TRANSFORM RETAINING WALL Th is w or ks h o p ex pe r i m en t e d t h e retaining wall becoming a place for community acti vities to relax and connect other residents. It sees the urban retaining walls as branches of recreational space as pop-up space in the urban fabric. This breaks up the divergence of ground levels and celebrates the local built technology by resembling the tectonics of bamboo scaffolding architecture.
November, 2015 Studio
- Sustainable Art & Design
2ftx3ft 15mm plywood, light bulb In collaboration with School of Creative Media students: YIP Yin Ting Frankie, CHAN Tsz Wai Levina, YU Tin Wing Timmie. Contribution of graphics, CAD model in Rhinoceros, concepts, rendering, photoshop. 26
WINNER'S TROPHY FOR HONG KONG TENNIS OPEN 2014
The trophy design celebrates t he geo met ric al essence of bauh inia, dynamics of tennis and the ver tical c i t y of H o n g Ko n g t o s y m b o l i s e t h e s p e c t a c u l a r re t u r n o f w o r l d championship of tennis in town. The application of glass successfully sculpted the beauty of a blossoming flower and selection of colours and opacity were throughout thoughtful consideration to compromise the technical limitations, handmade glass traditions and the ladies’ elegance.
March, 2014 Glass Trophy In collaboration with LASVIT (H.K.) Ltd; Contribution with initial concepts and engagement in Schematic Design
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