Currently based in Hong Kong, I am an Registered Architect of Pennsylvania and NSW and Victoria of Australia, currently with nearly 14 years of Architectural work experience. I am currently a Design Director with BLVD Architectural Consulting in Shenzhen, China. With my 14 years of experience, I have experience in the building design process from Concept through to the Construction.
I earned both my Bachelor of Architecture and my postgraduate Master of Urban Design (Hons) from New Zealand. In addition, I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Japanese from New Zealand too. Although I do not hold a permanent resident visa (Green Card) or US Citizenship, I am able to apply for the E3 visa which is specifically for Australian citizens to work legally in the US.
The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ, Masters, Master of Urban Design (Hons)
Postgraduate degree in Urban Design.
Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, NZ, BArch, Bachelor of Architecture
5-year undergraduate professional degree in Architecture
Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, NZ, Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts in Japanese
Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree major in Japanese.
Public Architecture and Urban Design Awards, Award
South Morang Railway Extension Project, Victoria, Australia
Public Architecture + Urban Design Awards with Cox Architecture
awarded by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA)
Selected Award, Award
Competition Title:
Shengsi Islands:Renewing China's Traditional Village Lifestyle.
Honorable Mention, Honorable Mention
Public Housing Competition in Canberra (Capital of Australia)
NZIA Award, 1st Place
New Zealand Architecture Medal + Commercial Architecture
Award + Sustainable Architecture Award (RTA Studio).
Project: Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand
Sustainable Development Prize - The University of Auckland, Other
Faculty of Architecture and Planning,
The University of Auckland, New Zealand
Awarded for the most sustainable project at the course.
End of year award, Award
TOP 5 PROJECT FOR 2002, YEAR 4 ARCHITECTURE 2002
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Underground house project for a client who was an immigrant
