BArch Calpoly Pomona, California

Mr. Alvin Wong, is an architect and interior designer, studied in California and now living in Hong Kong, currently working as a project manager.  He is the co-founder of Urban Sketchers (USk) Hong Kong.  He led USk Hong Kong on 4 group exhibitions and had his own exhibition “Spotlight in Penang at Fringe Club Hong Kong”  in 2015 together with Ch’ng Kiah Keang.  He led over 30 sketchers recorded the umbrella movement social event with their sketches, later published the book “Sketches under the Umbrellas, Hong Kong 2014”.  His travelogue sketches has been publishing online and very well receive by the public.

He has been giving sketching workshops, classes and lectures in local universities and international sketching communities.  He is a well known urban sketcher participated in Sketching George Town 2 at Penang 2014, USK Symposiums in Singapore, Manchester and Chicago and USk Asialinks..   He is serving as membership committee,and symposium organiser for international Urban Sketchers since 2015 .

Alvin’s sketches can be seen at: https://www.facebook.com/AtelierAlvinWong/

BA(Arch. Studies), BArch HKU; Registered Architect (HK, PRC Class 1); Authorized Person (List of Architect); Director DPWT Design Ltd

Dr. Billy HAU Chi Hang got his PhD in The University of Hong Kong (HKU) on forest ecology. He is a terrestrial ecologist and a conservationist. His research focus is ecological restoration, especially for terrestrial habitats in degraded tropical East Asia. He is also interested in promoting urban biodiversity through applied research.

He is a local expert in ecological restoration on man-made slopes and natural terrains and often engaged in contract research projects on slope rehabilitation and promoting urban biodiversity  in Hong Kong. He publishes widely from academic journals to books, study reports and best practice guidelines. He has been teaching ecology and biodiversity at HKU for more than 15 years and is currently the Programme Director of the MSc in Environmental Management. In terms of professional services, he has been serving various environmental NGOs and government committees on ecology, conservation and land use planning.

BA(Arch. Studies) (Hons), MArch HKU; HKIA, Registered Architect (HK, PRC Class 1), Authorized Person (List of Architects)

BA(Arch.Studies) HKU; RIBA; ARB(UK), Registered Architect (UK)

BA(Arch. Studies)(Hons), BArch HKU; HKIA, RAIA;

Registered Architect; Authorized Person (List of Architects)

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Daniel Cheung (HKIA, RAIA, Registered Architect, AP(List 1)) is a Registered Architect in Hong Kong with over 25 years of experience. After graduating from HKU in 1991, he worked for P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd from 1992 till 2001. He was one of the Founding Principals of Architecture Design and Research Group Ltd (AD+RG) and Centre of Architectural Research for Education, Elderly, Environment and Excellence Ltd (CARE). Cheung specializes in institutional architecture, facility programming and community engagement. He has been involved in numerous award winning projects and various community projects promoting architecture to the public. He was one of the awardees of The Ten Outstanding Young Persons 2005. He stepped down from his architectural practices in 2009 and ventured into the business fields. His current business portfolio covers investments, jewellery and catering etc. In recent years, Cheung continues the pursuit of his interests in architecture through teaching part-time at HKUSPACE.

Higher Cert. Applied Photography(Dist); BA(Hons) in Photographic Design;
MSc in Multimedia and Entertainment Technology (HKPolyU)

​BAppSc Curtin University; MArch HKU; HKIA; Registered Architect

Eddie CHAN is a Registered Architect (HKIA) since 2014. He studied in Professional Diploma in Architecutura Studies in HKU SPACE and graduated in Master of Architecture in the University of Hong Kong in 2010. He has been involved design works in various scale and types, including institutional and residential, both in Hong Kong and UK architectural and interior firms. As a passionate young architect,  he is fond of interesting ideas and eager to participate in local and oversea community engagement projects. In 2016, he joined HKU SPACE Architectural Studies Subject Group and pursuit of excellence in Architecture and Education.

BSc(Arch. Eng.)(Hons), PgDipArch University of Westminster, UK; RIBA;

Authorized Rhino 3D Trainer, McNeel Asia

Outstanding Teacher Award

Edmond was trained in the U.K. under a founding member of the Archigram. After working in the private and public sectors he joined the Architectural Studies subject group in 2008 as program manager and tutor for the top-up degree and higher diploma. He is also committed to the training of computational design in architecture, product, jewelry and industrial design.

In 2015 he crafted HKU SPACE to be the first Authorized Rhino Training Centre in Hong Kong to offer official training in Rhinoceros and, subsequently, the first Grasshopper Certificate course delivered to the public. In parallel to teaching the Architectural students, Edmond also enjoys the pedagogy of students from diverse design backgrounds and brands. Cross boundary blend of students stretching from architects of P&T, L&O and designers of Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Samsonite and Pandora, etc. denotes the boundlessness of design and provide impulse for him in continuing to explore new possibilities in [shifting] design paradigm and methodology.

Edmond was honored with and modestly received the Outstanding Teacher Award in 2020 which he dedicates to the Programme Team, family and especially his father in heaven.

MSc(Conservation) HKU, HKIA RA, BScArc(Dist) University of Manchester

Mr Edward Leung is both a practicing architect as well as being an academics who teaches subjects of heritage architecture. His experience in conservation design includes the Comix Home Base in Wan Chai which attained the HKIA Medal of the Year Award 2014. He is the current Chair of Heritage and Conservation Committee of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects. His recent year research focus on Chinese vernacular architectures in the urban context. His researches had been presented in conferences in overseas, in mainland, as well as in Hong Kong.  

BArch, MArch Universidad Politecnica de Madrid; MSc AAD Columbia GSAPP

Enrique Moya-Angeler is a registered architect with an interdisciplinary education in Architecture, Structure Engineering and Interior Design. He possesses a professional Master’s degree in Science in Advanced Architectural Design from the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) at Columbia University in New York. He previously earned a Master & Bachelor Degrees in Architecture and Structure Engineering, from the School of Architecture (ETSAM) at the Polytechnic University of Madrid in Spain. He has been teaching in Hong Kong, New York, Madrid and Mexico. After working for international renowned firms in New York (STEVEN HOLL and SOM), Rotterdam (MVRDV), and Madrid (EDUARDO ARROYO), he founded his own practice. Born in London, raised in Boston, Paris and Madrid. He is trilingual in English, French and Spanish.

BSc(Hons), DipArch UCL; RIBA; MCSD; HKDA

Eric Tong graduated from The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. He worked for renowned architects Zaha Hadid and Future Systems before founding studio Eravolution. His work won multiple international awards, including the Perspective “A&D Trophy” Awards in “Best Furniture”, “Best Green Product”, and the “40 Under 40” Award of which he is celebrated as one of future’s most influential designers. In 2016 he was awarded “Best Design Educator” from the Hong Kong Designer Association. Eric is a Council Member of the Royal Institute of British Architects Hong Kong Chapter, and an Executive Committee Member of the Hong Kong Designers Association.

Cert (Civil Eng. Studies) (TI, Haking Wong)

Mr. Fung Kwong Ming is a lecturer for the architectural model making classes.  He has been part of the HKU SPACE faculty since the founding of the Architecture program in 1999.  Mr. Fung has been practicing architectural model-building for over 30 years, and he particularly enjoys turning things from two-dimensional (plans / graphs) to three-dimensional (models).  He is the co-founder and director at OMB (Office for Model Building) Limited.  He also serves as a Consultant for the Hong Kong Police Force’s Briefing Support Unit.  Mr Fung specializes in producing diversified architecture models, ranging from commercial / residential premises marketing displays, competition designs, and mechanical / interactive models.

BA(Arch. Studies)(Hons), MArch(Dist) HKU; HKIA; Registered Architect; Authorised Person (List of Architects)

Grace Lin is a Registered Architect and an Authorized Person (Architect). After graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a distinction, she joined Rocco Design Limited and participated in various prestigious and award-winning projects including the Hong Kong Station, the Graduate House in HKU, the Guangdong Museum Competition and the International Finance Centre. She has taught in the Chinese University, the Hong Kong University, the Hong Kong Design Institute, and is currently an adjunct lecturer in HKUSpace.

BSc UCL; MArch Carnegie Mellon University; HKIA; AIBC; RAIC; Registered Architect (HK, Canada); BEAM Pro

Hubert Un is an architect practicing in Hong Kong, with past experience in London, New York, Boston and Vancouver.

He received a Bachelor degree from the Bartlett School of Architecture in London, England; and a Master degree in Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburg, USA. During his internship, he has worked for distinguished architectural firms: Cedric Price in London; Sert Jackson & Associates in Boston; Edward Durell Stone in New York and Hemingway Nelson in Vancouver.

He became a Registered Architect, a Certified Professional and a Project Management Professional in British Columbia, Canada, where he was residing and where he started his architectural practice in 1994. After his move to Hong Kong in 1996, he became registered as an architect in Hong Kong as well and continued his architecture and interior design practice there. His projects have been featured in newspaper and magazines.

In addition, Hubert is active as an educator. He was an instructor at the University of British Columbia; Assistant Professor at University of Hong Kong and  Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He is currently an assistant professor at Chu Hai College of Higher Education  teaching architectural design.

Dip(Art & Design) Winchester School of Art; BA(Interior)(Hons) Kingston;

MA(Arch. & Interior) Royal College of Art, London

Johnny Wong founded the award winning boutique design studio “FAK3”, focusing on unique developments in the field of Interior and Architecture. Wong graduated with a Masters of Architecture and Interiors at the Royal College of Art, and has also attended Kingston University and Winchester College of  Art in England.  In parallel to practicing, he is committed to teaching and nurturing the next generation of designers.

BA(Arch. Studies)(Hon), MArch HKU; RIBA; Registered Architect (UK)

Joseph is a professional architect from the U.K. with projects in Europe, Middle-East, India, Thailand, China and Hong Kong. Joseph’s business and artistic vision conglomerates the inter-disciplinary areas of business strategy, design and education, art and culture.

He is also an educator who inspires the students, across different levels and disciplines, to be creative.  The students would use Design Thinking to solve business, design, social and technical problems – they are aspired to be innovative and to develop their own authentic style.

Summary

• Adjunct Lecturer at HKU SPACE, Department of Architecture, HK

• Adjunct Assistant Professor at HKU, Faculty of Business and Economics (Business, Design and Innovation Programme), leading the Design Thinking courses and studio.

• * Best Design Educator Award 2016, by Hong Kong Designers Association

• Founding Director of Comtale, Design and Business Consultancy, since 2010

• Collaboration with ACTS Group, as Head of Projects, since 2015

• Organizing and Participating in cultural projects:

  • HK Advanced Cultural Leadership Programme,

  • Friends of Dunhuang (HK),

• Previously, column writer for Capital Weekly (資本壹週): 設計思維

BSc(Arbor.), BSc(Applied Biology with Bio. technology), MPhilMArbor; ISA Certified Municipal Specialist; Certified arborist and Certified Tree Worker

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Mr. Kwok-yin So is the chief executive of the Conservancy Association, an environmental NGO with the longest history on tree conservation in Hong Kong. He has been working in the arboriculture and landscape management field for over 20 years. He is very familiar with the entire process and work flows on arboricultural operations, with both hands on and management experiences. 

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Mr. So also works proactively on the development of arboriculture and horticulture training in Hong Kong. He has developed and taught the Supervision of Tree Work and Basic Landscape Theory Course for Landscape Workers of the Construction Industry Council since 2005 and 2008 respectively. Over 3,200 students from the industry have joined these two courses. He has been the programme director of the Advance Diploma on Tree Conservation and Management programme of the HKU SPACE since 2013. He has also provided different kinds of training to government bodies, including Tree Management Office (TMO) and Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD). 

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Mr. So had been appointed as the members of the Expert Panel on Tree Management under TMO and Old and Valuable Tree Expert Panel under LCSD. He is also the member of the Industry Training Advisory Committee of the Arboriculture and Horticulture Industry. In addition, Mr. So has an intensive network within the arboriculture and horticulture industry. He has good connections with employers, employees in different levels, government officials, programme trainers, professional bodies and scholars.

BA(Arch. Studies), MArch HKU; HKIA, Registered Architect (HK)
M Arch (Eramus exchange) TU Delft, Cert(PPMArch) UCL, RIBA, ARB(UK)

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Lawrence is a registered architect in UK and HK and he has practiced with a number of international practices in Hong Kong, Rotterdam and London since 2002. His projects include the Beijing CCTV & TVCC headquarters, XRL West Kowloon Terminus, Midfield Airport Terminal and Forum at Exchange Square. Apart from practice, Lawrence was Part III coordinator and mentor to guide architectural assistants through their Professional Practice and Management in Architecture Professional assessment at corporate office. He has also been tutoring design studio and giving architectural lectures on professional practice and building technologies in different universities and institutions. Aside from architecture, he enjoys good sports and great food.

BAArch (High Honors), MArch Berkeley

Lee Shu-fan founded Studio Zhai in 2004. Shu-fan’s works have been awarded many times in open competitions, in addition to awards from Red Dot Design, and both the American and Hong Kong Institute of Architects, among others. He has been actively involved in community projects all over Asia, exhibiting works and delivering talks both locally and abroad. So far the studio has realized over fifty projects in the Asia region.

Shu-fan holds a B.A. Arch (High Honors) degree and a M. Arch degree, both from the University of California, Berkeley. He has been teaching design since 1999, including being invited as guest critic in the Philippines for McGill University and in Yunan for California College of the Arts’s architecture studios.

BA(Arch. Studies) HKU; MArch University of British Columbia;
Licensed Architect (State of New York) NCARB; AIA; Registered Architect (HK) ARB, HKIA

Lisa Cheung, studied undergraduate in the University of Hong Kong in Bachelor of Arts (Architectural Studies) and graduated from University of British Columbia, Vancouver in Master of Architecture. She has been working in architecture firms in Hong Kong and New York since 1998. She is licensed architect (State of New York) since 2002 and registered architect in Hong Kong since 2011. Projects she has undertaken include themed parks, sports and entertainment, commercial, transport, columbarium, correctional facilities and tertiary institution. Lisa in collaboration with her team has won the international competition in 2014 to design the M+ Pavilion at West Kowloon Cultural District, which is completed in 2016 and won series of architectural awards. In parallel with architectural practice, Lisa also taught part-time in architectural design since 2008 and is currently adjunct lecturer in HKU SPACE teaching architecture studio.

BES; MArch; HKIA; RIBA; Registered Architect; Authorized Person (List of Architects), DOCOMOMO Hong Kong, DOCOMOMO Macau

Mona graduated from the University of Manitoba in Canada with the Bachelor of Environmental Studies and the Master of Architecture degrees. Her move to Hong Kong marked the beginning of her professional career development. She interned at an international practice with involvement in numerous prestigious projects, and became a Registered Architect and an Authorized Person (List of Architects) in Hong Kong.  Pursuing her interest in teaching and research, she joined the University of Hong Kong’s School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU SPACE) in 2001 and was honored with the Outstanding Teacher Award in 2009.  Aside from her current position as Senior Programme Director of Architecture in the College of Humanities and Law, HKU SPACE, she also teaches the course, Principles and Practices of Building Codes for the Department of Architecture, University of Hong Kong in the capacity of part-time Assistant Professor.  Mona is an active member of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects, currently serving on the Board of Educational Affairs and the Professional Assessment Review Committee.  She is an Appeal Board Panel member under the Town Planning Ordinance for the HKSAR government and an External Examiner for the BEng Architecture (Hon) RIBA Part 1, University of Nottingham, Ningbo. She is a water sports enthusiast, retired from competitive dragon boat racing, she now enjoys SUP, kayaking and wave surfing.

Registered Architect (Canada) 

BSc(Arch), MArch McGill University; MOAQ; MRAIC; RIBA; Int’l Assoc. AIA; Associate HKIA; LEED AP

Nicholas Chan graduated from McGill University in Canada and became a member of the Ordre des architectes du Quebec and Canada Green Building Council in 2009.  Born in Hong Kong and raised in Montreal, where the Canadian city was officially designated a UNESCO City of Design in 2006, Nick developed his fluency in Cantonese, Mandarin, English and French and his unique design flair which allow him to get involved in a multitude of projects across the globe. 

With over 10 years of international experience accumulated in design, management and construction, projects led by Nick are found in China, Hong Kong, India, Dubai, Qatar, Brazil, France and Canada.

Nick is currently responsible for the design and management of China projects at an international architectural design practice in Hong Kong, and works closely with local developers and government agencies; his designs cover transit-oriented, mixed-use, residential, hospitality, civic, cultural and renovation projects.

Nick has developed his enthusiam in teaching in Canada and pursued this interest after his return to Hong Kong.  Nick is currently a lecturer and project supervisor for interior design and architectural design studios at different institutions in Hong Kong.

MArch Università IUAV di Venezia; PhD Ud’A, Pescara; Registered Architect (Italy)

Dr. Nicola Ricciardi (Ph.D. M.Arch, Registered Architect in Italy) is an Italian Architect/Interior Designer. He studied in Italy at IUAV / Venice University of Architecture and completed his Ph.D. in Architectural Composition from Pescara/Rome University. He taught Design Studio at Italian Universities of Venice (IUAV), Pescara (UD’A), Reggio Calabria (Mediterranean University) and Rome (La Sapienza). In 2012 he moved to Hong Kong where has worked as an Associate (Head Interior Designer) of P&T Architects and Engineers. In 2015 he started to teach at HKUSPACE / Bachelor Degree programme (Curtin University Australia). He works internationally on Interiors, Branding (fashion) and Architectural projects. He is the Founder and Director of TOMORROWSNOISE CO,. LTD. a Company who provides: Interiors and Architecture Design / Trends Forecast / Fashion Design / Objects Customization / Innovative Lifestyle Concepts / Corporate Coaching.

Nicola’s work is focused, through experimental and multiscale design procedures, on the interface between global and local essential aesthetics and technical awareness. Aside from his “design concerns”, Nicola always finds time to play Music and to practice Sport. Particularly he tries very hard to become a Guitar Hero since he was 10 :))), and his “mind/body balance” is supported by his love for Karate.

BA(Arch. Studies)(Hons), MArch HKU

BA(Arch.Studies)(Hons) HKU; AA Dipl,; Registered Architect RIBA, ARB UK; HKIA, ARB HK

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Paul is an Architect registered in the UK and HK. He graduated from the HKU with 1st Class Honors, Dean’s List and AIA Scholastic Award then from the AA in London with an High Pass in technical thesis.

Paul has 14 years of local and overseas professional experience with expertise in complex geometries and mega scale infrastructural projects. Previously he worked for KPF London and Aedas Ltd. His projects include Abu Duhbi Airport, XRL West Kowloon Terminus, Queen Mary Hospital redevelopment and Zhuhai Macao Bridge Border Crossing Facility.    

Paul has won over 25 competition awards including the 1st prize in HKBCF Design Competition and the recent 1st prize in the Design your Airport Competition.
 
Paul is an Assistant Professor (PT) in HKU architecture and a Lecturer (PT) in HKUSPACE and HKDI. He also holds workshops and gives lectures in other universities and professional institutes around the world. His research and design works have been reported and published extensively by international media such as CNN, NY Times, Reuters, BBC and SCMP.   

Paul recently discovered his interest in Aquascaping and started experimenting with his 6-gallon tank at home.

MArch Universidade Do Porto

Rui Leão’s practice extends from architectural design to urban planning, art and furniture installation and editorial activity. He has been an active conservationist in Macau.

He lived in S. Jorge, Lisbon, São Tome e Príncipe and Macau and received his Architectural degree from FAUP (Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto)
Since 1996 has developed extensive design activity in the fields of architecture, planning and landscaping in Macau and China: his built work features awarded projects, namely the Nam Van Square (Arcasia Gold Medal for Architecture 2005-06), the Sai Van Urban Park (AAM Gold medal & Arcasia Honourable mention), both in co-authorship with Manuel Vicente and Carlotta Bruni, the Reading Room at the Macau Portuguese School (UNESCO award Commendation for heritage Innovation 2012 & AAM honourable mention for heritage conservation), and the renovation of the Moorish Barracks, a UNESCO World Heritage listed building.

He is President of CIALP (International Council of Architects of Portuguese Speaking Language) for the 2016/2019 term. Docomomo Macau Chair, an international NGO that is dedicated to Heritage conservation and documentation and a nominated member of the Planning Committee of the Macau Government SAR, Member of OA (Association of Architects), PhD degree on Architecture and Urbanism at RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia).

BArch Petra Christian University, Indonesia; MA(Urban Design) National University of Singapore;

LEED AP (ND); HKIUD

Susanto is a passionate designer whose focus is architecture-based urban design masterplanning with 7 years of professional experience of doing various projects ranging from small-scale urban districts to large-city-scale projects in South East Asia and China. He is able to bring his experience as a training architect into the large-scale development projects. He believes that a collaborative, interdisciplinary and integrated approach between landscape, architecture and urban design is the key to create sustainable places for both public and private realms.

Susanto has been working in Indonesia, Singapore and Hong Kong in the past years, this gives a broad and unique perspectives in his design process and life value. He loves travelling, hiking, and strolling the neighbourhood doing outdoor activities during his spare time.

BEng(Hons); MSc; LEED AP; BEAM Pro (incl. BI); MBSOMES; CEng; MCIBSE; MHKIE(ENY, BSS); CEMAHK

Tony Chan is a specialist in sustainable design, energy / carbon management and corporate sustainability. He is passionate about environmental protection and energy conservation. He studied Renewable Energy and Architecture at University of Nottingham and has extensive experience in providing recommendations to customers on microclimate designs, energy efficiency applications and sustainable built environment optimizations. He gave several guest lectures in universities and is currently a part-time teacher in HKUSPACE. 
 
Tony holds a variety of professional credentials including Member of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Building Services and Energy Disciplines), U.S. LEED Accredited Professional, UK Chartered Engineer, Member of The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, Registered Energy Assessor, BEAM Professional and Certified Member of Environmental Management Association of Hong Kong. 
 
Aside from his professional pursuits, Tony is an addicted badminton player and singer. Also he is trying his best to make a better and greener world. He believes it can be done by spreading messages to positively affect the others, especially the youngsters who are our future.

BA(Arch); AA Dipl; MSc UCL; RIBA Registered Architect (UK) 

Tony Leung is a UK-registered Architect graduated from the HKU, Architectural Association (AA) and University College London. He founded URB in 2002 after practicing in London and Hong Kong. His projects encompass different fields of design from architecture to interiors, furniture and product. Many of his projects have been awarded and exhibited internationally.

Over the past 18 years Tony has been teaching design studios and lecturing at different institutions in Hong Kong including HKUSPACE, PolyU, CUHK and HKDI.

BSc, MA Poly UHK; MSc HK; PgDip, GradDip HKUSPACE; CHE

Graduated from HKU SPACE Cultural Heritage Management programme and articulated to HKU Faculty of Architecture for further study in architectural conservation, Wes is a multi-discipline educator with consolidated educational experience in cultural tourism, hospitality and event management. Apart from the focus on heritage interpretation, Wes specialized in conducting researches on cultural tourism and providing feasible tourism planning and sustainable development solutions of a destination.

BA(Arch. Studies), MArch HKU; BEAM Pro; HKIA; Registered Architect (HK)

BSc, PhD HKU; ISA Certified Arborist

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Dr. Ma’s research focused utilizing field-based education in achieving effective environmental education. He is the Founder and Education Director of Outdoor Wildlife Learning Hong Kong. He is also the Lecturer at Science Unit of Core Curriculum and General Education Office, Lingnan University. He has been a coordinator and tutor in programmes for secondary and university students, leading overseas ecology field trips to countries such as Kenya and Madagascar. In recognition of his contributions in environmental education, he received the “HKU 2015 Faculty Knowledge Exchange Award”, “Roadshow Ecostar Award 2016” and “North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) EE 30 Under 30 2017”. He is now serving as a Member in the Education Working Group of Environmental Campaign Committee, HKSAR Government.

BAArch(Berkeley), MArch HKU; HKIA;

Registered Architect, Authorized Person (List of Architect)

Hang is a HK registered architect and an Authorized Person. After graduating in 2004, Hang spent his first eight years of his career working as both an architect and contractor. The unique skills and experience including the attention to material and details influence his design approach. In 2013 he co-founded LAAB, a laboratory for art and architecture dedicated to spatial innovations that cultivate communities and sustain environments. From public space and public art to architecture and interior, Hang excels as the architectural director of the collective of architects, designers, engineers, makers, and sociologist, with dedication to work together with forward-thinking clients and collaborators to bring visionary ideas to life.

A UC Berkeley and HKU alumni, Hang was honored by the “HKIA Young Architect Award” in 2014. Currently he is the architectural team leader of several proejcts such as the HK House for Echigo Tsumari, T-cafe at T Park, f22 and Kaleidome.  These projects had reached global design communities, with recognition from Japan Good Design Award Best 100, German Red Dot and iF Awards, as well as American Institute of Architects International Region Awards.  Hang had lectured architecture and design at CityU and HKDI.

He is also a plant enthusiast and seeks to integrate sustainability into LAAB's projects.