A&A to 3 units of conserved shophouse offices in the historic district of Kampung Glam.

An intermediate terrace house with horizontal concrete elements spanning between two party walls to form shelter and openings.

Light House is a place dedicated to prayers, gatherings and life. A small sanctuary and chapel of 10x3m by the sea.

First prize entry for a war memorial design competition in Taiwan.

DXM Design X Make X Multiply is long term research and build project in Nepal through design, make and multiply.

Transformable mobile furniture is used to create a open space for dance, play, storage and various social gatherings.

A formless building built around trees, steep contour and river. A seamless nomadic roam through the forest.

A creative space for discovery, experimentation, imagination and transformation for the youths located at a hdb void deck.

Exploring absolutely flexible storage spaces and super slim tiles as counter top.

Displaying botany of food, beginning with 12 ingredients of Laksa served in the restaurant.

Casting terrazzo and concrete, the construction processes closest to cake making. In collaboration with The Strangely Good.

A martial arts gym conceived as a mobile circus with movable bleachers, Muay Thai ring, office, lockers and changing units.

Non-hierarchical light weight structure for a library and elevated link way for Columbia University Campus.

Mapping dynamic environmental systems and growing land nodes in fluid territories.

Analysis of De Young Museum based on three dynamic forces of conception- compression, tension and shear.

Field as pavilion. Shortlisted entry for Archifest Pavilion Design Competition 2016.

A 3-room HDB interior for a family of 7, transformable to create space for the kids to roam and play.

A transformable mini condominium unit interior catering to a range of family and social gatherings.

A low-budget interior design for a HDB shophouse with 1st Storey office and 2nd Storey residence.

A non-hierarchical exhibition and gallery fringe event spaces for Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) at Gillman Barracks.

A non-linear pedestrian and cycling bridge conceived as boats floating in the canal.