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Lee So Kwan Doris
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Within such a tight streetscape and with so little street frontage, the building form of this project has responded to its immediate context, neighbourhood and view. The result is a geometry that makes the premise easily identifiable, while the client's development parameters have not been compromised. Besides the usual resident facilities, the development also contains a pet pool to respond to increasing demand and identity of shops along Victory Avenue.
Completion: 2013
After the previous boom of development in the entertainment sector, the Macau economy is gradually shifting to the residential market. This project provides a variety of units as in high-end apartments, duplexes, villas and houses in response to an equally varied market demand, with club facilities and landscape now considered prerequisites in most residential developments.
Completion: 2016
Located in an urban fabric under renewal process and interwoven with new and old office/ industrial developments, the proposed 361-room hotel will become one of the pioneers of such kind of establishment in the vicinity, bringing new vibrancy to the neighbourhood and responding to market demand on tourism support.
Completion: 2012
By tallying with the developer's marketing demand on small units, residential units have been so laid out to appropriate views from various directions with the help of orienting the building at an angle corresponding to the site context. The fact that the building is located above a future MTR station and with substantial level difference with adjacent lots poses further challenge to the building disposition and structural design.
Completion: 2015
Under the light of the recent policy of "Revitalization of Industrial Building", the existing factory is converted into an office building to suit the demand in the district. To cope with its new nature, substantial alteration is involved in addition to a major fa蓷de uplift.
Completion: 2014
The project is for the planning and construction of a mega entertainment / hotel complex with comprehensive facilities for conventions, performances as well as leisure and entertainments in Eastern Europe. The complex consists of hotel towers with more than 2,000 number of 5-star hotel guest rooms, an indoor water park, a 60,000m2 convention centre and an arena with capacity of 10,000 persons. In addition to that, there will also be retail spaces of more than 100,000m2 with offices and serviced apartment. The total built-up area for the project is approx. 990,000m2.
Completion: 2018
This project involves a combination of conserving a cluster of graded historical buildings, and creation of a new one, all to be linked through a bridge system in the midst of a natural landscape terrain to become the new headquarters of Asia Society in Hong Kong. Our team, in collaboration with fellow professional teams both local and overseas, develops and delivers the interior fit-out works for the Centre. Besides exerting awareness and knowledge required for fitting-out works in conversion and adaptation projects, fitting out buildings built back in the mid-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries calls for extreme care in design development, close coordination among professionals from various disciplines and delicate detailing, as so to seamlessly blend the new design with the existing building.
Completion: 2012
Competition Entry for Varna Regional Library organized by Varna Municipality and the Chamber of Architects in Bulgaria.
In the library building, we focused on the dynamics and interactions of the pedestrians and users. Public foyer together with clean and streamlined articulations are penetrating through the building envelop to enhance openness and the connectivity with the neighbouring premises. As a result, the architectural expressions in the design radiate senses of freshness and energy. Besides, as the printed media is gradually displaced by electronic mediums, the role of library becomes more a 'meeting venue' than a 'reading place'. To reflect this trend, the functional areas are organized around the main circulation spine that extends from the public foyer.
Total built-up area: 17,986.82sq.m
Completion: ---
As a green buffer extended from the Wetland Park and other natural reserves to the north, Tin Yip Road Park serves a neighbourhood of multiple schools, public housing estates and residential developments by providing open landscape and leisure facilities. Besides the most dominant feature of a 11-A-side soccer-cum-rugby pitch with a 200-seat covered spectator stand, the open space also accommodates a 250m jogging track, changing and shower provisions for two full sporting teams, toilets, office facilities, and parking spaces.
Completion: 2015
The project aiming to revitalize the existing commercial complex inside a old housing estate. By updating the pedestrian and shopping facilities, and refurbishing existing landscaped spaces, new life is breathed into the community. Special efforts had been made to ensure the existing activity pattern, especially the elderly, could be well-embraced in the renovated facilities. This, together with the difficulties encountered during construction and phasing become the main challenges of this project.
Completion: 2015
