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* I was involved in various residential and hospitality projects in Singapore and overseas, most notably, Yunfeng Spa Resort in Yunnan, China (in collaboration with highly acclaimed Kengo Kuma and Associates architects office). * My job scope included but not limited to:- * Coordinating team in model-making for various landscape projects in Singapore and overseas. * Assisting Landscape Architects in their design exploration. * Assisting Landscape Architects in CAD-drafting and 3D-modelling. * Providing support in presentations with PowerPoint and Photoshop. * Providing assistance in administrative matters.

“Gawad Kalinga,” translated in English means to “give care”, is a Philippine-based movement that aims to end poverty by first restoring the dignity of the poor. It employs an integrated and holistic approach to empowerment with values-formation and leadership development at its core. Established in 2003, The Foundation currently works with over 2,000 communities and has been recognized as the 2006 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee & 2012 Skoll Awardee for Social Entrepreneurship. My job scope included but not limited to:- - In-charge of main marketing poster of GK Enchanted Farm for The Philippines'​ Presidential Visit (Mr Noynoy Aquino). - Providing assistance in various design works needed by the new Social Entrepreneurs, including architectural and interior design of small village factories. - Assisting in various farm works in the village. - While completing Dissertation for Master of Architecture (National University of Singapore): "Design Guidelines for GK Enchanted Farms in Philippines Based on the Pilot Project of GK Enchanted Farm, Bulacan, Philippines".

* Causeway Point (shopping mall in Singapore) * My job scope included but not limited to:- * Working with Architects on design exploration. * Providing support in CAD-drafting, 3D-modelling and rendering. * Preparing presentation materials. * Participating in an architectural design competition. * Preparing architectural competition materials for submission.

* Renovation project of Children's Hospital in Seoul National University, Korea * Factory project in Pingu, China * My job scope included but not limited to:- * Site visits and documentation. * Working with Architects and Engineers on design exploration. * Providing support in 3D-modelling and rendering. * Preparing presentation materials. * Providing regular report and feedback to Architectural Engineer mentor. * Giving Final Presentation of internship to Directors at Dept. of Architectural Engineering.

* My job scope included but not limited to:- * Site visits and documentation. * Assisting Architects in their design exploration. * Assisting Architects in 3D-modelling. * Providing support in presentations with PowerPoint and Photoshop. * Preparing architectural competition materials for submission. * Providing assistance in administrative matters.

At my current job in RDC Architects, I am one of the Architects-in-charge for the three new underground MRT Stations in Singapore (Circle Line - Stage 6; Client: LTA Singapore), which include Keppel Station (@ PSA Port), Cantonment Station (@ Tanjong Pagar Railway Station) and Prince Edward Station (@ Shenton Way). These stations are scheduled for completion in 2025. I am also assisting in all the Advanced Works required prior to building these underground Stations. These highly-complex projects use BIM (Building Information Modelling) extensively for its design, coordination, drawing production and construction.

Bunka Japanese Language School - NUS Raffles Hall IHG Track (Sprinter) - NUS Eusoff Hall IHG Track (Captain; Sprinter) - NUS Eusoff Hall Band (Guitarist; Bassist) - NUS Eusoff Hall Rag (Runner-ups; Designer) - NUS SDE Rag (Champions; Engineer) - Archi-ID Freshmen Camp (Project Director) - The Architecture Society (Year Representative)

NUS NASA Student Exchange Award 2010 Activities and Societies: Guitar Club

NUS NASA Student Exchange Award 2009 Top 10 NUS - Hanyang University Year 3 Projects

Re:claiming heritage offers insights into the architecture and urban landscapes of Kuala Terengganu, the kampungs and shophouses in Kampung Cina, Kampung Lorong Haji Jamil, Kampung Banggol and Kampung Tiong. Based on a study by staff and students from the architecture departments of the University of Malaya (UM) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) conducted from May to June 2009, the project involved urban analyses, documentation, measured drawings and modelmaking. The result is a valuable study of a part of Kuala Terengganu that is witnessing rapid change due to land reclamation and its accompanying demolition works. Through colour maps, drawings and photographs, Re:claiming Heritage showcases these urban streetscapes and shophouses, their value and significance, as well as highlights them as important built environments in Southeast Asia. Activities and Societies: Urban Studies (Social Aspects, Typologies and Morphologies), Measured Drawings, Model-making and Public Exhibition

SINGAPORE ASEAN SCHOLARSHIP (Pre-University) Activities and Societies: Track-and-Field (Sprinter Captain in 2006) and Guitar Club (Section's Leader in 2006)

SINGAPORE ASEAN SCHOLARSHIP (Secondary School) Activities and Societies: Track-and-Field, Science Team (Robotics) and Student Leaders (Secondary School ASEAN Scholars)