Brick Bay Folly 2018
Collaborative Work with Kevin Ding, Kim Huynh, Cynthia Yuan
Exhibited at Mercury Plaza Show 2019
Part of Exhibition of The 5th Auckland Triennial.
Aging population is a significant issue in Christchurch. An urban retirement house is proposed to redevelop the ruin site of the St Luke’s Anglican Church. The project is designed as a new mode for aging care, which rejects the traditional mode of “suburban villages”, but fully embraces urbanism with an open design approach.
Type: Design Proposal
Location: Christchurch, Aotearoa
Display Model at the 5th Auckland Triennial
Sectional Perspective
This project imagines a future scenario in which environmental change has made life on some Pacific islands untenable and an autonomous district at Rangitaiki Plain, New Zealand has been reserved. This reservation is for the formation of a research-based city: [ Pacific Autonomous District of Lomipeau] that utilises experimental making as a means to develop tectonics system which are both meaningful and responsive to the challenging future of the Pacific. In this city, working, researching and living are all parts of an experiment.
Pacific Autonomous District of Lomipeau - Overall
Central Marae
Salvage Yard
Pacific Housing
The Making Ground
Lomipeau on a Voyage
The Voyager Section
Interactive installation work at Rugby World Cup Fan Trial 2011. A collabrative work with David Duan, Liam Donovan and Tim Hogarth .
Type: Installation
Location: Auckland, Aotearoa
No0dles with kids
No0dles and No0dies - the Offspring
No0odles with the crowd
Inside No00dles
Selected drawing used in journal publication 30 Sep 2022 Ekistics and the new habitat (81)
The Garden of Paradise -
An illustrative work to envision Mughal emperor Shah Jahan's Unbuilt Tomb in Agra, India.
Concept Competition Entry in 2017.
Collaborative work with Udit Goyal,Franklin Gaspar and Ekta Rakholiya
A proposal for a village community centre in Nepal.
Collaborative Work with Kevin Ding.
Concept Competition
Entered 2011 with Archithinks (Beijing) / Lu Weimeng