PROJECTS

LEVELLING THE HIGH-RISE

Readdressing the Inequalities of

 Social Housing

What does high rise architecture say about social structure, class and wealth inequality in inner city housing and how can this be readdressed to reduce social segregation and isolation? It is vital that inner city living is inclusively designed to consider the needs of all demographics within communities.

GREEN GROWCER

Waste Free Marketplace

An urban marketplace that would promote environmental, veganism and healthy cooking and eating - challenging consumer habits, creating a more personal shopping experience whilst providing advice on nutrition and sustainability.

FLEX

Future Living Extremes

Flexible housing that can respond to the rising sea levels and future living requirements. I have utilised a modular block system that can be added onto existing buildings whilst also enabling the reduction or increase of rooms and space when required. Therefore, my design will be a high- rise modular tower for domestic living. The intention is that buyers take ownership of the structure and adapt the space with prebuilt pods to suit their needs and tastes.

SHERBIT

Grow it - share it - sherbit

Sherbit is an App that enables users to grow an online community who can share sustainable ideas and prototypes for indoor farming.

NEGATIVE SPACE

Art Installation

Art Installation to raise awareness of the impact of noise, light and small spaces on mental health.

BIOPLASTICS

Biodegradable Plastics

Bioplastics are plastics that are made from natural biodegradable sources such as vegetable oils, starch, straw and food waste etc.

SHEUNG FUNG LANE

Redesign of Hong Kong's Lanes

City Interior as Hybrid Landscape: Building urban resilience through green, blue and socio-cultural infrastructures.