We create places ,
not just buildings

Hospital Authority Supporting Services Centre in North Lantau

The proposed Hospital Authority Supporting Services Centre in North Lantau (HASSC) is an industrial use building, operated by Hospital Authority (HA) to provide supporting services to existing and new hospitals. The design and construction project of the 6-storey building comprises Laundry, Central Food Production Unit, Data Centre (Tier III Standards), Central Emergency Stores for Linen and PPE, and Ancillary Services not only facilitates the functional performance of the building but also on the identity of humanity and harmony for workers.

Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School

Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School is a through-train school with both primary and secondary divisions. We believe a school is place to learn, an opportunity to encounter the world around oneself at a primary level. Located atop of a hill site overlooking the Kowloon peninsula with unparalleled panoramic views over the surrounding mountain range, the building massing spawns spontaneously with the ‘Fan’ shape of Caldecott Hill. The voids derived from this unique building form is again replenished with light, air, and other elements of nature, bringing in life to the new classrooms and allowing interaction to physically take place between the students and the environment they are exposed to, engaging nature into the process of learning, again.

Student Hostels in Area 39

The project will provide close to 700 bed-spaces for one of the top universities in Hong Kong. As a nurturing ground where students can explore their aspirations and potentials, the idea behind this unique learning and accommodation complex is that students are able to rest, play, study, experience, interact and grow in a village like setting where leisure and learning will both form an integral part of their personal development process.

WU YEE SUN COLLEGE

Confucius once said, “Study the past if you want to define the future”. As one of the five newly established colleges of the university, the new building stretches around the historical hostel block previously erected on site rather than tearing it down and building over. The result is an astonishing and seamless unification between history and present, composing a vivid continuum of academic and extracurricular development through the passage of time.

Tin Fai Road Sports Centre Cum Community Hall

Ambience, tranquility, presence, harmony, disposition……these are some of the most profound vocabularies of civic architecture. The design philosophy behind the Tin Fai Road Sports Centre cum Community Hall is based precisely on these place-making ideas while emphasizing on the part of human sensory at a civic scale, through a constant play of light and shadow and an ambiguous continuum of inside and outside space. The complex houses an international standard multi-purpose games hall, a multi-purpose community hall, a competition standard outdoor climbing wall, and a number of multi-functional recreational rooms, children play areas, conferencing facilities, as well as a vast area of community landscape features.

Redevelopment of Block X

Block X is not merely a building, it is an academic park with trees and lawns, open space and sitting benches, café and student centres, ideal for the bookworms; it is a circulation hub fitted with lifts, escalators, ramps, stairs and all sorts of pedestrian access to every corner of the university, even isolated island campus sites; it is a state-of-art research and recreational facility completed with advanced laboratories, all-weather swimming pool and indoor soccer field; it is in essence a prototype for every university campus.