Passionate about Public Interior Design
In the dense Hong Kong, the city offers places for solitude and togetherness. In those places we live, play, and discover; we grow curious once again.
View projectsMaking Material Design Matter
All explorations →We experience the world by our senses and materials have the power to communicate, to guide, to provoke, and to set our emotions in place.
Macau Ferry Terminal site
This laser engraving explores the site for the Macau Ferry Terminal renovation by looking at its boundaries. A drawing is laser engraved and overvalued with threads to explore the connections possible in the site.
Cityscape
Pushing the boundaries of materials and technology is crucial in bringing design ideas to life. Delving into the world of 3D printing and experimenting with a variety of materials to create innovative models and designs is a top priority.
Landscape
Exploring the realm of landscape and cityscape design through the use of 3D printing is particularly interesting, while also incorporating LED lighting into 3D-printed models to enhance their visual impact.
Kwun Tong land-use map
Mapping pockets of activity and inactivity between buildings that once served industry.
“I am interested in the inhabitant and how design, interior and architecture, can provoke emotions, human connections, and bring value to everyday moments.”Grace Chan
Creating Impact Through Research
All research →Investigation is a way to keep ourselves invested in the world. We are present and we analyse our environments to learn more about them and also to improve it.
Enhancing the sense of belonging
Urban research on the Kai Tak megaproject and its relationship to Kwun Tong.
→TST Promenade
Visual research using line drawings and postcards to capture memory over a perfect image.
→Tai Kwun
Extended essay on formal and accidental public space in Hong Kong.
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