Architectural + Design Portfolio 2021 by mauisme

Architectural + Design Portfolio Cheng Mau Yuen 2021

“ We shape our architectures; thereafter they shape us. ” - Winston Churchill (1874-1965)

01 Residential

Melior Canterbury, Victoria 3126 2018 - 2019 Page 4-7

Urban Design + Master Planning

02 Commercial

Yarraberg Workspaces Richmond, Victoria 3121 2018 - 2019 Page 8-11

Education + Accommodation

Mambourin Village Mambourin, Victoria 3024 2018 - 2019 Page 12-15

New Aisa Campus Dormitory CUHK, Hong Kong 2013 - 2016 Page 16-25

Commercial + Workplace

Community + Recreation

Vertical Urban Farming UNISA, Adelaide 2016 Page 26-31

Larkin Boulevard Essendon Fields, Victoria 3041 2018 Page 32-35

07 Residential (Comp)

Lushan Apartment Boxhill, Victoria 3128 2018 - 2019 Page 36-37

Health

08 Exhibition + Recreation

Lamp Exhibition Center Guzhen City, China 2012 Page 38-41

Recreation + Construction

Baiyun Hospital Baiyun City, China 2012 Page 42-45

Residential + Construction

Intertwining Pavilion Hong Kong University 2010 Page 46-51

Mix

Port Resolution Bungalow Project Tanna Island, Vanuatu 2016 Page 52-55

Other Projects Hong Kong & Australia 2008 - 2019 Page 56-59

Shierlaw Avenue (Melior) Canterbury, Victoria Inspired by the traditional Chineses fable ‘The Peach Blossom Spring’ (桃花源記), this 42-unit residential building provides an inner Utopia where the residents would become unaware of the outside world. The site is hindered at its front a busy elevated train line but is embraced by the green at its rear. In response to its context, rigid and dark front facade is designed to confront the noise and heaviness imposed by the train line. While on the building’s rear, waterfalls of lively green vines pour over its curvy light shade facade. The sharp contrast between the front and rear transforms home returning into an experience of escaping into the ethereal.

About the project Time: Office: Title:

2018 - Present Plus Achitecture Designer / Project Leader (Schematic design, Facade dsign, 3D modeling, Client presentation, Town Planning, Marketing, Tender.)

PET PARA

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65°25'

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59.18

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59.44

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24 3

17,173

59.05

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+60.44

+61.14

OPENING PERPENDICULAR TO BOUNDARY TO OFSET MIN 1M - REFER FER.

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+61.24

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WINE STORAGE

1,600

FW DP

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OPENING PERPENDICULAR TO BOUNDARY TO OFSET MIN 1M REFER FER. FW

352° 29'

W A0201

HOLD OPEN DOOR ELE

05 A0225

CP EXH

B.E.

WATER & GAS

B.E.

+61.24

APT G03 T04 A07XX

RAMP 1:20

DDA TOILET

2,400

APT G04 3,2 50

RAMP 1:4

BIN CHUTES

BED 02 3.1m X 3.0m

LIFT 01

02 A0221

+61.24

LIFT 02

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4,750

OPENING PERPENDICULAR TO BOUNDARY TO OFSET MIN 1M REFER FER.

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OFFICE BIN ROOM

No .2 45

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GARAGE DOOR

HOLD OPEN DOOR

PET PARA

TRAFFIC LANTERN

1,800

+61.24

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F. H. R.

T01

PET PARA

01 SK02

HIGH LEVEL SUBSTATION MECHANICAL LOURVE VENTILATION FINISH TO MATCH MT1 MAIL ROOM

PET PARA

70.24

PRIVACY LOURVESCREENING TO BIN ROOM WITH SLIDING DOOR ACCESS IN MT1 FINISH

SUBSTATION 7.0X3.0

RAMP 1:14

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68.29

500

3,000

5,048

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3,000

+61.24

65.48

DP INTERCOM DP RAMP 1:20

60.00

RAMP 1:14

60.06

59.85

BOOSTER 1600 HEIGHT

CARPARK RELIEF AIR

GAS METER 1000 HEIGHT

+61.24

16 3,000

65.11

RAMP 1:10

+60.86

RAMP 1:10

60.01

PET PARA

60.97

60.24

67.90

60.06 60.26

60 .53

SPOUT

49.30

EXISTING CROSSOVER TO BE REMOVED

60.34 60.44

60.17

EXISTING CROSSOVER TO BE REMOVED

07 A0225 60.40

S A0200

04 A0222

60 .42

60.36

60.24

60.48

4 VISITOR BIKE PARKING TO SATISFACTION OF RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY

60.86

60.96

NEW CROSSOVER TO SATISFACTION OF RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY

EXISTING CROSSOVER TO BE REMOVED

4 VISITOR BIKES 60.57

60.42

.43 60

60.31

60.32

+60.84

RAISED PLANTER. REFER TO LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR DETAIL. OUTLINE OF PLANTER TO BE CONFIRMED BY ENGINEER

238°36'40''

60.44

RELOCATED POWER POLE TO SATISFACTION OF RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY

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60.61

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60.86

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60.04 60.69 60.76

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60.70

60.66

60.65

60.57

60.50

60.43

60.33

60.26

60.12

60.

60.97

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Blazey Street (Yarraberg Workspaces) Richmond, Victoria The design of Yarraberg Workspaces draws from the rich historical fabric of the surrounding suburb combining the typically brick warehouse typology of the immediate surrounds with the intricate and decorative facades found lining the high streets of Richmond. This proposal provides a high-quality addition to the streetscape and surrounding urban fabric of Richmond, designed to be viewed from all angles within the urban realm.

About the project Time: Office: Title:

2018 - Present Plus Achitecture Designer / Project Leader (Schematic design, Client presentation, Town Planning, Marketing, Tender.)

Mambourin Village Mambourin, Victoria Mambourin Village is envisaged as an inclusive communal centre. The village and it’s open piazza are proposed as the heart of the surrounding catchment with strong green connections to draw residents from neighbouring developments by foot and by bike to flexible and activated spaces. Incorporating community involvement in the urban farm and other sustainable measures employed within the village centre helps to promote a holistic approach to a healthy lifestyle. By creating places that have a strong connection to nature it is possible to increase retail trade, reduce crime and improve mental and physical health.

About the project Time: Office: Title:

2018 Plus Achitecture Project Leader (Urban Planning, Schematic design, 3D modeling, Diagrams, physical modeling)

Broadmeadows Melbourne Airport

Melton

Rockbank North

Toolern

35 KM FROM MELBOURN E CBD

Rockbank South

Gladstone Park

Sydenham

Plumpton

Caroline Springs Hopkins Road Business Precinct

St Albans Brimbank Deep Park

HIGHPOINT

Sunshine

FOOTSCRAY

Tarneit West

Tarneit

D CB

E RN

Point Cook

OM FR

ME LB OU

East Werribee Education WERRIBEE Precinct

10 KM FR OM

TARGET SITE

Werribee Plaza

CBD NE OUR LB ME

Laverton Wyndham Vale

SHOPPING & CIVIC

TRAI

AT N ST

ION

RES. PARK

LAND BUS

STAT

ION

ENTERTAINMENT RES. FUTU

MEDICAL

LEGEND

PEDESTRIAN PATHS

PUBLIC BUILDING

LEGEND

MINI MAJOR

ENTERTAIN PUBLIC BUILDING CONNECTION

TRAVEL LINKS MINI MAJOR/MEDICAL BOUNDRY LINE CIVIC

LEGEND

BLAC

KFOR

EST

RD.

BOUNDARY

PLAZA CONNECTION

GREEN LINKS

KEY LINKS

GREEN LINKS

BOUNDRY LINE

BOUNDARY

SHOPPING EXPERENCE

TOWN CENTER

ANCHORS

THOROUGHFARE

PERMEABILITY

INTERNAL OPTIMISATION

EXTERNAL OPTIMISATION

CONSOLIDATE

TOROUGHFARE

PERMEABILITY

INTERNAL OPTIMISATION

EXTERNAL OPTIMISATION

CONSOLIDATE

GROCERY PRECINCT

CIVIC PRECINCT HEALTH PRECINCT

MARKETS

SHOPPING PRECINCT LEISURE PRECINCT

PET GARDEN / OUTDOOR YOGA

GALLERY / EXHIBITION

New Asia Campus Dormitory Chinese University of Hong Kong This is a schematic design proposal submission to the open call by the CUHK in 2013. Our scheme was chosen among a hundred competing teams; and our office was appointed to be in charged of the detail design for the project. With the advice from the SANAA office (JP), this project was carefully designed with excellent functionality and an elegant appearance. We made models in varies scales in order to study every single space in the hostel. The unique facade design is one of the highlights in this project. In 2019, all tender drawings are completed and submitted. The building is now under construction.

About the project Time: Office: Title:

2013-2016 PangArchitect Architectural Designer (Schematic design, Facade design,Tender drawings, 3D modeling , Physical modeling)

Existing water tower to be resevered

Site area: 1710 sqm

Platform with potential area 1150 sqm

Potential Gateway

Existing path along the sloping topography

The brief has a requirement of 300 dormitories, 6 pantries and a list of specific common spaces: a multipurpose hall, a reading room, a fitness room and computer rooms. It has been a challenge to fit in all the required programs together with E&M operational spaces within the given site area.

Dormitories

Multipurpose Hall

Computer Room

Warden’s Quarter Pantries

Tutor’s Room

Fitness Room Reading Room

Laundries & Office Tennis Court

Highlighted in red is the given site area. Upon several site visits and surveys, we identified a platform located 10m below the given site which could be another potential building area. With the intention of providing an architectural and spacious scheme, we decided to push beyond the site boundary and made use of this potential area to avoid the designing of a massive building.

140.3

151.1 151.1

151.1

139.4

152.5

139.4

152.5

152.5 140.2

156.0

0.2

140.2

156.0

140.2

156.0

140.4 140.4

140.4

140.4 120.0

120.0

120

120 11

120

128.0

128.0 115.0

115.0

127.0

115.0

127.0

133.8

127.0

133.8

110.0 110.0

110.0

134.2

132.0

134.2

132.0

430sqm

205 2F

4.5F

134.2

123.5

920sqm 124.5

715 4F 280 4F

total 1160sqm 4F

90 3F

120 124 128

60 3F

119

92.3

99.8 99.8

98.7

99.8

98.7

99.8

99.4

91.6

102.0

99.4

91.6

92.0

91.6

92.0

72.8

93.4

102.0

97.3

99.4

98.7

92.0

102.0

72.8

93.4

102.0

97.3

93.4

93.4 97.3 72.8

97.3

102.0 102.0

102.0

102.0 101.6

101.6

STACKING

101.6

SCATTERING

96.0

TOWER

96.0

72.7

97.5

LINEAR

96.0 72.7

97.5

72.7 97.5

97.5 84.6

84.6

84.6 92.0

97.5

92.0

PA_CUHK NEW ASIA HOSTEL COMPETITION_2013.04.26

97.5

92.0

97.5

PA_CUHK NEW ASIA HOSTEL COMPETITION_2013.04.26 S 1/1000 57.7

58.7

97.5

PA_CUHK NEW ASIA HOSTEL COMPETITION_2013.04.26 S 1/1000 57.7

58.7

57.7

S 1/1000 58.7

The water tower is one of the most valuable monuments at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. It was clear that preserving the view of the water tower from the main campus is significant; thus we took the step of merging the building with the natural landscape. This strategy greatly reduced the height of the building and put structure and its surrounding green environment in harmony.

There is a huge cantilever block in the scheme we proposed. After consulting the structural engineer, a large truss was designed to support the block. Together with the truss, concrete columns and beams make up a large open space for the multi-purpose hall.

FUNCTIONAL ELEVATION

Construction Plan (Ground Floor)

Elevation Drawing (South Elevation)

PROPOSED ZINC / ALUMINUM FACADE

Facade Study Model I (Fins Type)

Facade Study Model II (Mesh Type)

Vertical Urban Farm UNISA My thesis topic for Master of Architecture at Uni SA is urban farming in Adelaide. My research study shows that Adelaide has always been one of the greenest and healthiest cities in the country; which has also played an important role in the history of agricultural production of Australia. To perpetuate this history of well-being and propagate green farming as a model of new farming form that is adapted to our modern needs and constraints, I think Adelaide could be the starting point of introducing urban farming. Agricultural production is not the only purpose of the design of vertical farming. The building is designed as a symbol of progression, renewal of agriculture, and advancement in technology. By establishing agriculture vertically, I intend to erect an icon of a new era.

About the project Time: 2016 (Master Year 2) Instructor: Sean Pickersgill (UNISA)

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

4/F-8/F Floor Plan

9/F Floor Plan

10/F-12/F Floor Plan

-Entrance from podium -Reception -Common area

-Main Entrance -Common area -Viewing space

-Lecturing space -Exhibition space -Cafe

-Aquaponic Farming -Soil Base Farming -Office -Restaurant

-Fruit Tree Planting -View space -Resting area

-Moisture Farming -Pipe Planting -Condition maintenance

PODIUM ROOFING DETAIL

FLOOR SLABS COMBINATION

LANDSCAPE CONCEPT

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

Larkin Boulevard Essendon Fields, Victoria When I joined the Essendon Fields’ ARC design competition, I decided that this site will be the testing ground and continuing experiment of my thesis. In response to the call for a new standard office space, my design proposal introduces landscape as its open ground access which pulls into itself the envisaged green spine on the master plan, and acts as an evolving and shifting meeting place which bring people together. The courtyard design does not only provide daylight deep into the building for its occupants, but also enables the light filled landscape common ground to become a truly accessible, continuous, and welcoming green space for the community. About the project Time: 2017-2018 Office: Plus Achitecture Title: Project Leader (Schematic design, Facade design, 3D modeling, AR presentation)

FUNCTION AND ACTIVITIES

7818m2

SITE

BUILDING MASS

MAXIMIZE

COURTYARD

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

7818m2

STAGE 3

SPLIT

FREE-UP GROUND LEVEL

PEEL UP

GROUND ACCESS

Lushan Apartment Boxhill, Victoria Lushan is an apartment design concept based on traditional Chinese painting, Chinese poems, and Fengshui. The iconic building manifests itself as a poetic sculpture sitting opposite to Boxhill Garden. From the side, a whole range; from the end, a single peak: Far, near, high, low, no two parts alike. Of Lu Mountains we cannot make out the true face, For we are lost in the heart of the very place. Su shi Written On The Wall At West Forest Temple

Being conscious of the implications of an unconvention form, other design parameters such as buildability, cost, and saleable area are carefully studied to endeavoured a maximum yield. About the project Time: 2018-2019 Office: Plus Achitecture Title: Architectural Designer (Schematic design, Facade design, 3D modeling, Client presentation, VR and AR presentation)

山面海

warr andy te footscray

BOXHILL SUBJECT SITE

melbourne cbd richmond

ong den dan unt mo

glen waverley

glen waverley brighton

clayton / monash uni

moorabbin

人

dandenong

rt po p illi ph y ba

傑地

DORKING ROAD

STATION STREET

靈

BOX HILL HOSPITAL BOX HILL GARDEN BOX HILL INSTITUTE

SUBJECT SITE CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE SCHOOL OUR LADY OF SION COLLEGE

WHITE HORSE

BOX HILL CITY OVAL

ROAD

BUILDING SETBACKS

BOX HILL RESERVE

BOX HILL CENTRAL STATION

BOX HILL CENTRAL

BOX HILL LIBRARY

SURREY PARK

UNIVERSITY OF DIVINITY

OUR LADYS PRIMARY SCHOOL

LABURNUM PRIMARY SCHOOL

RHL SPARKS RESERVE

BOX HILL

坐 CANTERBURY

CHINESE CULTURE SCHOOL

ROAD

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遠

橫

緣

知

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看

身

廬

高

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題西林壁

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蘇軾 MOUNTAIN RANGES

  WRITTEN ON THE WALL AT WEST FOREST TEMPLE

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Su shi

From the side, a whole range; from the end, a single peak: Far, near, high, low, no two parts alike. Of Lu Mountains we cannot make out the true face, For we are lost in the heart of the very place.

MOUNTAIN PEAK

Lamp Exhibition Center Guzheng City, China As one of the most well-developed cities in China, Guzheng is well known as “The City Of Lamp”. A new exhibition center is designed as the new landmark of the city. The Revolving Lamp (走馬燈) was invented around 1,000 years ago in China. It is an invaluable inspiration and backbone for the development of photography and motion documentation. Our team took the concept of revolving lamp as principle for the facade design which turns out to have enforced a strong visual impact on both the interior and the exterior of the building. This feature on the facade also provides sun framing effect at day-time and acts as a lamp shade for external view at night-time.

About the project Time: Office: Title:

2012 Vpang Architects Architectural Designer

Baiyun Hospital Baiyun City, China This is a hospital design competition for Baiyun City, China. With the advantage of the site context, our team made use of its nearby river and mountain ridge to define the natural landscape as part of the design. The Chinese character 心 (Heart) inspired the form of the hospital. Heavy stroke defines the functional zones while light strokes are the interconnecting space between each area. The traditional Chinese courtyard elements were incorporated in order to enlarge the medical-green area. We aimed to design a hospital that is closely bond to nature in hope to create a more comfortable space for both patients and staffs.

About the project Time: Office: Title:

2012 Vpang Architects Architectural Designer

Intertwining Pavilion Hong Kong University This is a design experiment of a modular system using timber as the only material. The properties of timber were first analyzed and experimented; by cutting, laminating, bending and interlocking timber sheets, our team came up with a component design which is capable of interlocking in two dimensions. Assembling these units in different configurations will result in timer bars, curves, single and double curved surfaces. To test the potential and effects of the timber modular system, we constructed an experimental pavilion (W3.5 x H2m) with 400 timber units which brought about beautiful shadow patterns under the sun.

About the project Time: 2010 (Bachelor Year 3) Instructor: Lange, Christian J.

Growth stress distortion

Cross- Sectional seasoning distortion DIAMONDING of post with radial diagonal

Plain sawing

Origin of Quartersawn Timber

Traditional Quartersawing

CUPPING of Plainsawn Timber

HOOKING of Quartersawn Timber

TAPERING of Quartersawn Timber Origin of Plainsawn Timber

Single Module

BOWING of Plainsawn Timber

Modern Quartersawing

Flitchsawing

Characteristic shrinkage and distortion

Elongation

Shifting

Fabrication Footing System

Joinery System

x 20 x 11

x 13

x 40

Shadow Condition

Sunlight testing

Port Resolution Bungalow Project Port Resolution, Tanna Island, Vanuatu The project was initiated by the Chiefs and elders of Tanna Island. For long, the native has been seeking for a sustainable business model for running community based tourism enterprises. It is their wish to generate income for secondary schooling without sacrificing their traditional culture and land ownership. This project started in early 2012. Upon several site visits, students of UniSA came up with a bungalow scheme; it was then further developed by another group in 2013. I was involved in the fifth and sixth trips in April and June 2016. Our group are responsible for finalizing the design and making construction drawings. During the span of the project, I spent one month on the island working on site and constructing using local materials such as volcanic ash and corals.

About the project Time: 2016 (Master Year 2) Instructor: David Morris

12.1

Other Architectural Projects

Franklin Street Hotel

VU Tower

R.Iconic

Melbourne, Victoria

South Melbourne, Victoria

About the project:

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• • •

• • • • • •

Franklin Street 31 storeies Winning design Colabarating with FKA Undergoing town planning submission

Time: Office: Title:

2018-2019 Plus Achitecture Architectural Designer (Schematic design, Facade design, 3D modeling, VR and AR presentation)

• •

Little Lonsdale Street 74 storeies (~230m) Student Accommodation / commercial / Service Apartment Victoria University Colabarating with HIGHER FUTURES

Time: 2017-2018 Office: Plus Achitecture Title: Architectural Designer (Schematic design, Facade design, 3D modeling, Diagram)

Normanby Road 2 stages construction 30 & 40 storeies 850 apartments & 145 hotel rooms Podium offices, retails and townhouses Top level residents lounge

Time: Office: Title:

2018-Present Plus Achitecture Architectural Designer (Facade design, Marketing, Construction Documentation, Contract Administration)

WEST KOWLOON CULTURAL DISTRICT ART PAVILION COMPETITION This simple scheme for an Art Pavilion combines a white cube on the inside with a permeable frame on the outside. How to situate the white cube in an urban garden, creating a fluid transition back and forth? The privileged site is at the tip if the West Kowloon Cultural District, in a low-density, bucolic zone on the harbour’s edge. The outer frame suggests an urban presence for the Art Pavilion, but this permeable, constantly shifting threshold also conveys an ephemeral quality that defines Hong Kong’s urban personality. The white cube takes the basic form of a shoebox, its dimensions well suited for a variety of installations and acoustically the most robust. The southern end of the cube pierces through the outer shell ever so subtly, allowing for the potential for fuller engagement with the harbour and skyline beyond. A very narrow slit in the ceiling lets in natural light if desired. The roof of the white cube is accessible. A narrow second gallery / viewing platform runs the length of the white cube on the

15000

loading/unloading

skylight above

f.s. cabinet

mezzanine level.

skylight above

15000

storage 15sqm

2650

SKIN DIAGRAM

white box

undefined boundary

soft roof skin

space overlap

inside/outside

Coburg Quarter

The Marker

Hamiton Street

West Kowloon Art Pavilion

Coburg, Victoria

West Melbourne, Victoria

Cannington, WA

West Kowloon, Hong Kong

About the project:

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458 apartments and townhouses 4 residential buildings Urban village Cultural hub Multi-functional courtyard Coordinating with consultant

Time: 2017 - Present Office: Plus Achitecture Title: 2IC (Schematic design, Facade design, 3D modeling, Diagram)

Spencer Street 7 storeies apartment building Construction stage Townplanning submission Marketing drawing Coordinating with consultant

Time: 2017 - Present Office: Plus Achitecture Title: Architectural Designer (Schematic design, Facade design, Marketing drawing, Tender)

40 apartments & 27 townhouses Master Planning ESD principals informed Facade design Coordinating with consultant

Time: Office: Title:

2019 Plus Achitecture Project Leader (Schematic design, Facade design, 3D model, Diagrams, Townplanning Submission)

Urban garden Exhibition design Sculptural and iconic Hong Kong’s urban personality

Time: Office: Title:

2014 PangAchitect Architectural Designer (Schematic design, 3D modeling, Physical modeling)

AHU room 30sqm

12.2

Interiors Projects

Entrance Lobby (Interior)

Modern Apartment

Fine Line Studio

Hong Kong

Melbourne

About the project

Time: Office: Title:

Time: 2020-Present Client: Fine Line Studio Title: Photographer, Graphic / Interior Designer (Logo, Marketing Material, Interior Design)

2012 VPANG Architects Architectural Designer (3D modeling, Rendering)

12.3

Product Design Graphic Design Fine Line Studio (Aerial Dance Studio) (2020)

BOX BOX2 (2016)

Leica Special Case Deign Hong Kong About the project Time: Office: Title:

2012 VPANG Architects Architectural Designer (3D modeling, Rendering)

DKB Shuttlecock (2015)

AWE Finance Solutions (2015)