Chung-Ying Hor is a Taiwanese architect. He holds a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, and a Bachelor of Architecture from National Chen Kung University in Taiwan. He has four years of experience from JJP Architects & Planners in Taiwan, and has acquired the qualification for registered architect in Taiwan.
Chung-Ying won the Silver Prize of HKIA Cross-Strait Architectural Design Awards in Hong Kong in 2017 and won the First Prize of Planning Category and Special Prize for Environmental Sustainability of Team 20 Architecture and Urban Planning Competition in 2016.
Chung-Ying explores his design philosophy, Controlled Chaos, regarding architecture, context, and users as symbiosis organisms throughout his academic projects and his professional growth, focusing on mechanisms of diversity-generating in architectural order.
JJP Architects & Planners, Taipei, TW, Senior Designer
• Appointed as the main designer in 3 headquarters and 2 industrial campus projects: Elan Headquarter, Newmax Headquarter, Longwell Campus, Test Research Inc. Headquarters Phase 2, Advantech Linkou Smart Campus.
• Created and developed original design schemes and presentations from master planning, schematic design, design development, facade & curtain wall design, interior design, construction documentation, and construction administration.
• Coordinated with consultants including structure, sustainable design, MEP, curtain wall,
interior design, and contractors.
• Directly delivered presentations to and discussed with client leadership.
• Assisted project managers in managing schedules, tasks, and junior designers.
Columbia University, New York, NY, US, Masters, M.S. Advanced Architectural Design
National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, TW, BArch, Bachelor of Architecture
Graduated with Thesis Design Award.
Team 20 Architecture and Urban Planning Competition, 1st Place
Issued by Team 20
Award: First Prize of Planning Category & Special Prize for Environmental Sustainability
Project: Garden(ing) Wall(ed): Boundary Repair of an Industrial Heritage by a Wall
HKIA Cross-Strait Architectural Design Awards, 2nd Place
Project: Garden(ing) Wall(ed): Boundary Repair of an Industrial Heritage by a Wall
Issued by The Hong Kong Institute of Architects
