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Mao Sheng Quanji Construction, Singapore
Landscape & Civil Engineering Company
Landscape Design Intern
2021 Jan-Jun
• Collaborated closely with landscape designers to produce detailed renderings, enhancing client presentations, and facilitating project visualization.
• Established site surveys in various commercial settings, ensuring accurate data collection and analysis for project planning purposes.
• Managed and nurtured a designated crop area, employing sustainable farming practices to optimize growth and maintain the health of the crops.
internships education
Central Saint Martins, University of Arts
London
BA(HONS) Architecture
RIBA Part 1
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore
Diploma in Design: Landscape & Architecture
Westwood Secondary School, Singapore
GCSE O Level
2023Present 2018-2021 2013-2017
AutoCAD
Photoshop
Indesign
Sketchup
MS Office
Model Making
Photography
Illustrator
Lumion
Hand Drawing
Lightroom
Rhino
Vray for Sketchup Advance
language
co-curricular activity
Architecture Society
Social Media Officer
diy treehouse
architecture project: robert blair primary school
Education can transcend the norms that studying only occurs in school, indoor classroom setting. Despite necessary studying space that are usually indoors that are the perfect setting for classes, there is a lack of activities that is going around schools globally that soft skills are not being taught to students at a young age. By implementing Do It Yourself (DIY), it allows students to broaden their knowledge and increases their capability to showcase some of their talents which they have yet to discover.
Robert Blair is a primary school that is located in Islington, London. Like all primary schools in the UK, Robert Blair Primary School would follow the National Curriculum, covering subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Art, Music, Physical Education, and Design & Technology. Additionally, schools may offer religious education and modern foreign languages. vould be Sustainability.
Not only DIY Treehouse is a project that allows students to broaden their “hands-on” skills, it is a project based on sustainability whereas students would learn more about material recycling.
Based on the different seasons, there will be a system to follow. To plan, build , appreciate the treehouse that is made from the previous year and then dismantling the treehouse.
Spring Activity between Students & Teachers
Cutting of Materials for the upcoming construction of the Tree House
Summer Activity between Students & Teachers
Construction of the Tree House
Fall Activity between Students & Teachers
New students could look at past student’s work on the tree house followed by tearing down
Winter Activity between Students & Teachers
Planning of the structure of the Tree House
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landscape project: bicycle friendly area
Transforming the existing space in Bukit Timah Fire Station into a cycling hub presents an innovative approach to utilizing infrastructure for multiple purposes. The concept taps into the growing popularity of cycling as a mode of transportation and recreation, aligning with urban development trends that prioritize sustainability and alternative transportation options.
One of the key advantages of this design is its strategic location. Situated along the Railway Corridor and the Coast to Coast Trail, Bukit Timah Fire Station serves as a crucial junction for cyclists traveling along these routes. This positioning offers easy access and convenience for cyclists, enhancing the overall experience of traversing these pathways.
By having a bicycle hub, it allows everyone that is cycling to have a clearer understanding of where a checkpoint is. Despite being a checkpoint, it is a place for cyclists to connect with one another as it is the best place to do so.
