Design Portfolio

Folly Project- Ship wrecks

Location near Royal Albert Dock, London, UK Task To trigger the momory of local residents and visitors about the history of London Docklands area Context Autumn 2004, University of Greenwich Year 3

All three follies represent different expression of shipwrecks.Visitors can climb up or walk into the follies as a remembrance of the old times.

Mutli-purpose activity centre

Location North Woolwich, London, UK Task To provide a centre for leisure and public entertainment for the residents near by as well as visitors from outside the area Context Spring 2005, University of Greenwich Year 3

Interior space is divided into several strips with level differences to providecross level expreience to the visitors.

The roof of the centre is connected to the Thames Barrier Park on the rightof the site. Visitors of the centre and the park can walk across both places.

The bump landscape outside serves as a transitional recreational space between the transport and the centre.

Use of Strategic Spots at the Heritage Corridor, Macau

Location A heritage corridor near A-ma Temple, Macau Task By selecting strategic spots, to provide a gathering place (outdoor cafe) for local and tourist along the heritage corridor Context Autumn 2006, Master of Architecture, Year 1, University of Hong Kong (Supervisor: Matsuda N.)

Heritage to be retained on site

Cafe deck and the green wall

Inside the Thick Wall: Environment for media arts, zoo and garden

Location Oil Street, North Point, HK Task Make use of the abandoned area to become a complex environment including media arts, zoo and garden. Bird is used as the main theme Context Spring 2007, Master of Architecture, Year 1, University of Hong Kong (Supervisor: Wang Ho)

Manupulation of bird cages Further use of bird cages

Community in the Air- New Type of land use on North Lantau Expressway

Location North lantau expressway, Lantau Island, HK Task To investigate the use of Air-right of the expressway as a mean to tackle the problem of limited physical land supply of Lantau Island The 6km megastructure contains transport terminal, commercial, residential, recreational zones on diff erent layers for various urban situation Context Autumn 2007-Summer 2008, Master of Architecture Year 2, University of Hong Kong (Thesis Supervisor: Jonathan D. Solomon)

Diff erent zoning of a typical module

Transport terminal on ground fl oorResidential zoneResidential zone with vehicular access

Monte Rosa

Location Zhu Hai, PRC Task High-rise residential development consist of three towers and a landscape park on ground level. Completed at 2006. Company Lo & Partners Architects & Development Consultants Ltd.

Overview of Monte Rosa and Grand Bay View Hotel

Grand Bay View Phase III

Location Zhu Hai, PRC Task Low-rise residential development consist of town houses, villas, a government reception unit along with landscape features Company Lo & Partners Architects & Development Consultants Ltd.

Overview of Monte Rosa

The schematic desgin of Grand Bay View Phase III consist of a number of townhouses and villas plus a green belt surrounding the whole development.

The site is situated along the slope at the back of the Monte Risa.

Overview of Government Reception Unit

Master Planning of Hoi Tin Park to Big Wave Bay Coastal Area Design Competition (Winner)

Location Heung Zhou,Zhu Hai, PRC Task Master Planning of the area including a transport interchange, Hoi Tin Park, Waterfront Promenade and a Landmark representing the gateway to Zhu Hai. Company Lo & Partners Architects & Development Consultants Ltd.

Perspective of Hoi Tin Park

Master Layout Plan

View of the Pearl and waterfront

VTC Dormitory at Pok Fu Lam

Location Chinese Cuising Training Institute, Pok Fu Lam, HK Task The client would like to construct a dormitory for the visiting chefs and students who attended the course provided by the Institute. It is 7-storey high with 159 beds with single and double bedrooms. Roof garden is also provided and connected to adjacent building. Company wda architects ltd

First fl oor Fifth fl oor Roof

This project is so challenging that it faces various problemsin diff erent aspects including the size of site, way of access, preservation of trees, building structures and the connectionto adjoining buildings.

Most part of the building are to be lifted up about 10.5m highso as to preserve the exisitng trees. The building is separatedinto 3 parts and connected by internal corridors. Double height common room are provided in order to collabrate with the largest tree on the right. Voids in between to provide natural lighting to interior at diff erent fl oor.

Roof garden and lounge is connected to adjoining traininghotel. Two connecting bridges are required to construct.