Project statementThe Yuam River Diversion Tunnel Project, led by Thailand’s Royal Irrigation Department, diverts water from the Yuam River across Mae Hong Son, Tak, and Chiang Mai provinces to boost storage at Bhumibol Dam for irrigation and hydropower. The project generates 6,187,135 m³ of excavated material managed in six disposal areas totaling 70.64 hectares (Naresuan…

Spatial Integration of green space into multifunctional green networks to maximise connectivity This design project centers on the development of an ecological green network within an urban environment. Utilizing the principles of landscape ecology, the plan involves identifying existing natural networks and enhancing them by maximizing the size and quality of green patches and corridors….

This studio explores the interplay between landscape systems and human settlements. Landscape systems—defined as interconnected networks of geological, hydrological, climatic, and ecological components shaped by natural processes and human interventions—serve as the foundation for understanding how environments evolve over time. This studio emphasizes sustainable strategies that anticipate future challenges like sea-level rise, while integrating cultural…

Refuge in the Landscape Landscapes are not static, but dynamic. This studio recognizes landscape tectonics, which refers to the underlying forces, movements, and processes that shape the forms, patterns, and structures of landscapes over time. Set on Po Toi Island, a rugged hiking destination in Hong Kong known for its unique geological formations and rock…

Avian Observatory Birdcage The studio emphasized small-scale objects and built environments as integral to our everyday experience. This project centers on exploring the relationship between the human body and objects, generating forms through a series of spatial transformations such as rotation, extrusion, shifting, rearranging, and merging to create a structure that redefines visitor-bird interactions through…