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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | |OBJECT</image:title>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | |OBJECT - HIVE - CHAIR.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Materials: Walnut Dimension: 480D x 630W x 620H (mm) Hive Chair is a modular armchair with a base frame inspired by beehive structure. Hive enables one to combine seating and side table modules for both residential and hospitality uses.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | |OBJECT - HIVE - SIDE TABLE.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Materials: Walnut Dimension: 480D x 630W x 300H (mm)</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | |OBJECT - BATTEN.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Materials: Teak Dimension: 520D x 600W x 1100H (mm) The armchair was inspired by the ancient Chinese furniture and craftsmanship, yet designed with a modern touch. The frame is made from solid teak with a natural white oil finish. The arms display beautiful mortise and tenon joint and are a perfect width to rest a cup of tea.The complexity of the piece is in the way that it joint together, not a single nail was use in the chair, which take a extraordinary high degree of precision craftsmanship to manufacture.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | |OBJECT - ELEMENT.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Materials: Ceramic &amp; Teak Dimension: 60 x 60 x 90 mm The unexpected contrast between the teak and ceramic cup creates a pleasing dynamic of warm &amp; cold material, rough &amp; smooth surface. It looks great rest on the office desk as a mini plant pot or used more conventionally as a teacup. We finish the saucer unpainted. The natural oil of the teak wood provides a level of protection from stains and spills whilst keeping the timber looking and feeling natural.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2022-08-10</lastmod>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - TRAM CAFE.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Location: Hong Kong Architectural Intervention</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - JUSGRAND HOTEL.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Location: Belize Size: 1760 square meters</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - METTA FOREST.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Mettā is from the Pali, meaning “good will” or “lovingkindness. Metta Forest is a cabin does much more than just a mobile holiday home that takes you away from the hustle and bustle. It provides a unique experience of meditating in the forest which complemented by the stunning landscape. wethers are Moist in The morning fog, or the last glimpse of daylight, or having a cup of tea in the summer afternoon. All this priceless little moment should be acceptable to everyday life. Matta Forest allows you to rediscover the clams and insight in our inner self. The living space wall and ceiling clad in pine boards with distinctive knots that enhance the natural aesthetic. Wood is also used to create built-in furniture which includes the kitchen units and benches with integrated storage. The floor on the sun-deck is also made from Wood. While wooden window frames ensure the singular treatment is continued to the sleeping area. The windows are carefully positioned to ensure they capture the maximum amount of sunlight, which warms the rooms and, along with high-quality insulation, means there is no need for a central-heating system. The mobile cabin facades are punctured by large openings that allow natural light to flood into the warm, wood-lined interiors. These windows also frame views of the trees and landscape surrounding the cabin.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - Luminosa.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Urban Planning Size: 33 acres Location: Hong Kong Luminosa is a project that aims to re-imagine the notion of public place in the context of Hong Kong. The society is undergoing drastic transformation but the rapid development of the urban skyline does not necessarily reflect the actual needs of the people. The underground project mainly emphasizes on the contrasts of - past and future; light and shade; busyness and quietness; as well as density and vastness, etc. To create a combination of vibrant underground spaces for the public to walk, gather and stay. It aims to provide a human-centric public space to balance out the hectic city life. “Luminosa” makes reference to a natural phenomenon: Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Insulated from the external world, the caves are filled with imaginations where one can relax and enjoy. “Luminosa” is mainly divided into three zones, namely the Past, Present, and Future, designed for different kinds of uses to meet the public demand. The ‘Past’ is a series of corridors to be transformed from the historical air-raid shelters to form galleries and exhibition spaces. The ‘Present’ is a sports centre, as an underground extension to the existing public swimming pool. Part of it is Skate Park which is rare in Hong Kong. The ‘Future’ is a place dedicated to the public, a grand hall designed to contrast with the street level activities. Its voidness and quietness contrast with the aboveground crowdedness and noises. The underground space also aims at enhancing the connectivity within and around Tsim Sha Tsui, becoming the starting point of the wider underground pedestrian network in the future that link up different areas like the West Kowloon Cultural district, harbourfront cultural district, and other surrounding land uses. “Luminosa” can be accessed from various entrances at different levels, both underground and ground levels, connecting the nearby MTR stations and Kowloon Park to form an all-weather public realm. “光影之旅”希望為香港的公眾空間帶來全新的定義。現今社會日新月異，急促的發展改變了城市的天際線，卻未能满足市民對公眾空間的需求。 整個地下空間設計着重於空間上的對比 - 過去與將來;光與影;繁暄與寧靜;擠擁與廣闊等等。以此營造出一連串多元化的地下空間，讓公眾步行，聚會和歇息。希望提供一個以人為本的公眾空間，以平衡節奏急促的都市生活。 “光影之旅”取材至一個自然生態空間 - 紐西蘭懷托摩的螢火蟲洞。這些洞穴彷彿與世隔絕，卻令人充满幻想。“光影之旅”主要分為三區 - 過去、現在和將來，以回應不同使用 者對公眾空間的需求。“過去”是一組由昔日的防空洞改造出來的展 覽長廊。“現在”是以現有的游泳池拓展出來的體育中心，其中包含了香港少見滑板場地。“未來”則是針對大眾的需求而設計的廣大空間。其廣闊與寧靜跟外間地面上擁擠的鬧市形成强烈的對比。這個地下空間也着重於尖沙咀區内，以及與周邊發展的連繫。市民可以不受天氣限制，自由穿梭於各個地鐵站及公園地面和地底的出入口。使“光影之旅”作為地下網絡之起點來貫通區內，以至擴展至整個西九龍的行人樞紐。</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - TROLLEY LADY PROJECT.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Location: Hong Kong Architectural Intervention</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - THE FALLEN PETALS.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Architecture Location: Nottingham Size: 625.5 square meters 落紅不不是無情物，化作春泥泥更更護花。 龔自珍 ‘The fallen petals , in return , will transform into soil to nourish the flower in spring.’ Gong Zizhen (1792-1841) The project calls for the design of a 10 room boutique hotel in Nottingham. The hotel will need to have a clear design thesis that should pervades all aspects of building. This implies the from of the building but more importantly design details and the phenomenological experience of the visit. The project has develop the secondary and tertiary design elements such as stairs, window, even basin tap or door handles. There were all need to be designed in harmony with the architect chosen main concept SPRING is in the start of a year, every thing on the planet earth grows. It is also the moment of being optimistic and looking forward to the feature. The visual for the visitor is looking toward the bottom of the valley in foggy misty morning. AUTUMN is the transition point of a year between things that grow and die. It is full of movement and excitement. The visual show visitor is attracted by the fallen Maple leaves turning golden brown, while stepping out from his room. WINTER is the last season of a year. it is also the only time you would look back and reflect what you have done in the past. Things passed away is not necessary ruthless, in return, they will transform into soil to nourish the flower in spring. The visual show when the visitor paused in the middle of the paths and looking back toward where he come from.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - THE SPLIT HOUSE</image:title>
      <image:caption>Architecture Location: Hong Kong Size: 68 square meters</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - INDUSTRIAL LOFT.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Interior Location: Hong Kong Size: 195 square meters</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - HOUSE TO SHARE.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Architecture Size: 670 square meters</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE</image:title>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - THE HORIZON</image:title>
      <image:caption>Interior Architecture Location: Hong Kong Size: 120.5 square meters “ I stroll along the stream up to where it ends. I sit down watching th eclouds as thy begin to rise. “ Wong Wei ( 699-761 ) The project calls for the interior design and extension Converting a 3 bedroom penthouse apartment into 5 and additional amenities , zen meditation space and roof garden etc.. with out blocking the sea view. The Site located by the water front in Hong Kong. Given the demanding spacial program and tight dimensions. It’s become clear to fit in all the amenities require more the spacial re-organising.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - HAPPY SHEEP HOTPOT</image:title>
      <image:caption>Interior Architecture Size: 2130 Meter square Location: Hong Kong</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - WAN CHAI ALLOTMENTS</image:title>
      <image:caption>Location: Wan Chai, Hong Kong Urban Intervention Size: non specific Year: 2021 A Local Problem REGEN Urban Initiative a Sustainable way to regenerate the neighborhood A better solution Hong Kong is notoriously known for its densely populated urban environment. There is only about 2M square of public space per person, which is even less than that of Seoul (5.8m2/p) and Tokyo (6.1m2/p). The city has undergone a drastic socio political reform. One of the reasons for this problem is the lack of quality public social spaces in working class neighbourhoods. Part of a cultural problem is that people find it difficult to ask for help. This feeling of being ignored creates a domino effect that can give fuel to the more radical of activists. A Better Solution ReGen Urban Initiative (RUI) is a new local non-profit initiative that aims to re-create better Urban spaces . Based on the modest model of place making in collaboration with the local communities and urban farming. Each site utilises a combination of modular market place, sitting and hydroponic systems to maximise the potential of these community gardens. The construction cost of the urban intervention are subsidised by both government and the retailers/restaurant owners; this way the retailer can retain significant economic value from the high footfall of bring into the high street. The modular units are mass prefabricated and each consists 18 component frames. Users can customise their market stand or urban pocket park to fit to different sites and individual needs. The urban intervention is highly contextualised and adaptive to serve the neighbourhoods. The modular unit are entirely energy independent. This bottom up approach initiative allows every citizen to get involved in the process of place makeing. So that they can create a unique communal living room that can truly be called home.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - A COMMUNAL SHARED LIVING SPACE</image:title>
      <image:caption>Architecture, Interior &amp; Branding Location: Hong Kong Size: 215 square meters</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - THE HACKER HOUSE.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Architecture, Interior Location: Hong Kong Size: 90 square meters The Hacker House - is shared living and co working solution all in one. our team has set out a mission to re fine the Funture model of live / works space. is it really necessary to commune to “office” for works in the age of AI and Digital world? could works happening at home or somewhere informal? Taken consideration of the existing structural elements of the house. we had spited the Live (private) &amp; Work (public) space into half quite literally. The boundary were draw underneath an old concrete beam. the properties is a typical Hong Kong 50’s modernist residential building. historical architectural features were persevere and highlight. its linear layout has given you an illusion that interior space seem a lots larger and it is.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - REGEN URBAN FARM | Sky Garden  + Automated Urban Farm + Communal Allotment</image:title>
      <image:caption>This program sets out a brief to deign a network of adaptive, scalable architectural interventions in an contexture sub-urban/ edge-land neighbourhood. Connected by a layer of new farming technology. Which can enable the local communities of suburban Hong Kong to respond to the collapsing food system crisis that the world is facing. “the single biggest threat of climate change is the collapse of food systems.” Jerry Hatfield, The USDA scientist In 2014 The International Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) report has predicted that by mid-century the world may reach a threshold of global warming beyond which current agricultural practices can no longer support large human civilisations. “Our food systems have not been designed to adapt to major disruptions like climate change” says environmental journalist Amanda Little. She shows how the climate crisis could devastate our food supply - and introduces us to the farmers, entrepreneurs and engineers who are radically rethinking what we grow and how we eat, combining traditional agriculture with state-of-the-art technology to create a robust, resilient and sustainable food future. Over the past few decades, the share of locally grown fresh vegetables has dropped from over 30 per cent of the Hong Kong market in 1986 to just 1.7 per cent in 2016, which means the territory relies heavily on imported food. Can plant based farms produce make self-sufficient neighbourhoods within the city of Hong Kong ? In this project I will argue that the answer may be found with the existing community and Neighbourhood infrastructures. This is achieved by proposing local community farming. A New circular economy model into local products, regenerate edge land and add an additional layer of a spiritual journey to the natural resources. Rather than the current exploitation of natural resources. Architectural spatial intervention are networked together by a layer of meditative natural walking and distribution routes. Bringing sustainable farm crops and produce closed to every citizen. By doing so increasing community interaction. encourage responsible consumption area, greener healthier diet.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE | SPACE - A HOME CLINIC.</image:title>
      <image:caption>It’s a Home, Its a Clinic</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE  | ART - HERE AND NOW.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Installation Art Materials: switchable glass, metal, Plywood, sensor Dimension: 4.8 W x 4.8 L x 2 H (m) ‘Making plans for the future is of use only to the people who are capable of living completely in the present’ Alan Watts In the city like Hong Kong, the old buildings stand as they were whilst this new generation of skyscrapers overcast a massive shadow and hide them from limelight forever. The new buildings are emerging so fast, at a speed which leaves us feeling nothing but confused. The speed of all of this development has widened the gap so much so it feels like we live in two small and very different cities instead of one. We can find a glossy, glittering skyscrap- er on one side of the road and the crumble modern building on the other side. Ironically, we live in such an environment which shapes us humans to who we are and what we become, without us realising. The installation-Here and Now is created to question the existence of the tectonic world in between old &amp; new, ruins &amp; growth, time to time. which I am always fascinated about. and also make us slow down and truly sense the world around us. Ultimately, to make us ‘living completely in the present”</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE  | ART - ANOTHER MIRACLE IN THE ALLEY.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Location: Hong Kong Architectural Intervention</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE  | ART - 頃刻 . 印象 TRANSIENCY IMPRESSION.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Photography 頃刻 | 木算盤 | 過去 | 現在 | 未來 Transiency | Wooden Abacus | Past | Present | Future 「燕子去了，有再來的時候; 楊柳枯了，有再青的時候; 桃花謝了，有再開的時候。」 朱自清《匆匆》 “If swallows go away, they will come back again. If willows wither, they will turn green again. If peach blossoms fade, they will flower again”. Transient Days by Zhu Ziqing (1948) 過去，是歷史，是往日體驗過的經歷; 當下，是歷程，是眼前所發生的一切; 未來，是歷奇， 是看不清的未知數。時間從來都不受控制又無法捉摸的，它時而快步流星，時而漫條斯理，時而不疾不徐，可是它的軌道卻是穩固的環形，那是一個循環，時間做了自己的本份，周而復始地跑在這無盡的軌上;人類習以為常，開始抱怨時間一直向前跑而不等候自己，頃刻之間，迷失了方向，看不見當下，看不見未來，只看見那消逝了的過去;時間總不會逆轉，不會等待任何事物，發生了的，便是時間的軌跡。 Past, is history, is the events occurred yesterday ; Present, is here and now, is what happens in front of us; Future, is an adventure, an unknown number that cannot be traced. Time is uncontrollable. Time is unpredictable. Sometimes like a shooting star; sometimes slow as snail; sometime run at a constant pace. Its orbit, its a loop. Time has fulfilled his duty, running on the endless track. the comforts that people take for granted, till the day we realise time is running out. In an instant, people lost their way. we are too blind to the present; we can never see the future; only the past. Time will never reverse. It will wait for nobody. what's left is the trace of time.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE  | ART - TREE OF LIFE.</image:title>
      <image:caption>Location: Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong Art Installation Year: 2018 “Schools began with a man under a tree who did not know he was a teacher, sharing his realisation with a few others who did not know they were students” Louis Kahn Change is the only constant in today over digitalise world. We are constantly bombarded by overload information. If we aren't checking our emails; We are texting someone on phone or watching news on tv. We are constantly stay connected, but ironically most of the things that improve our productivity, also make us less imaginative. The Tree of Life (2018) is an art installation piece, created to rediscover the emotion of “boredom”. Through letting your mind wonder off for moments. Whether reading a book or staring at empty space. By doing nothing you are actually being your most productive and creative self.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE  | ART - 香港 舊城 OLD TOWN HONG KONG</image:title>
      <image:caption>Limited Edition Art print on Archival paper Size: 210mm x 297 mm Print: Harman Matt Cotton Textured 300gsm ”In order to truly see the world, you need to draw.” Old Town Hong Kong is an ongoing project which seeks to capture the spirit of Hong Kong's downtown. I am interested in the buildings that are slowly fading from the modern map and the delicate fragments left over from the old urban fabric. I believe it to be of great importance that we capture them before they disappear forever in front of our very eyes.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>WING STUDIO. | WORKPAGE  | ART - THE WALK</image:title>
      <image:caption>LOCAION: FITZROY SQUARE YEAR: 2020</image:caption>
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