Vincent Lee

Design Architect for projects outside Hong Kong (Design Stage); Project Architect for projects inside Hong Kong (BA13, BA14, Minor Work) Project List: -Kulangsu Revitalisation Hotel (LOD Hotel), Xiamen, China -Satellite Treadmill Structure in Quarantine A Stable Blocks (BA14 x 2 + Minor Works), Sha Tin Racecourse, HK （Detail Design to Handover, Client: Hong Kong Jockey Club) -New Treadmill Building (BA13+14), Sha Tin Racecourse, HK （Detail Design to Handover, Client: Hong Kong Jockey Club) -Qiddiya Six Flags Hotel Interior Project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (Detail Design; Mock-up Room Drawing Package)

Languages used in the office: English, Japanese, Mandarin -Worked on Chinese and Japanese projects -Assisted in schematic design and design development of different projects by Rhino modeling+Grasshopper, physical model, laser cutting, and other tools -Contributed to schematic design package and design development package for the client and local design institute -Assisted in the design presentations for the client presentations -Joined technical meetings with the local design institute on Chinese projects -Joined design meetings with Mr. Kengo Kuma for the design of different projects Project list: -MTG Group New Office Headquarters, Nagoya, Japan -Spa Hotel on the Mountain Peak, Zhejiang, China (天台山溫泉酒店) -Shipway Creative Center, Guangzhou, China (廣州船廠改造)

Languages used in the office: English, Japanese -Worked on overseas and Japanese projects -Contributed to the design competition and exhibition -Assisted in the design presentations for the client presentations -Joined meetings with E&M and structure consultant Arup Tokyo for the design competition -Prepared any design issues related to the design competition and then asked the client -Assisted in concept design, schematic design, and design development of different projects by Revit modeling, Rhino modeling+Grasshopper, physical model, 3D print, and other tools -Provided on-site support in one Tokyo project Project list: -Emepty Drop (Bruges Triennial 2024: Spaces of Possibility) in Bruges, Belgium -Tokyo Saikai Showcase (Retail Store and Showroom Renovation) in Tokyo, Japan -Garden around Windows (窓の庭) in Tokyo, Japan -Machi Studio in Yonezawa, Japan

Languages used in the office: English, Cantonese, Mandarin -Worked on airport projects -Participated in design meetings and presentations (including 3D models by Rhino and Sketchup, and renderings by Enscape) with Hong Kong Airport Authority -Assisted in the design presentations for the client presentations -Contributed to the design of flooring & planter and different design packages (flooring, internal cladding, ceiling, food hub, planter, stage sets, etc.) by Autocad and Revit -Coordinated with consultants, main contractor, subcontractors, and Hong Kong Airport Authority for technical issues during construction stage -Reviewed construction shop drawings -Completed a full set of planter tendering drawings with MEP and structure coordination Project list: -Third Runway Concourse, Hong Kong (Client: Hong Kong Airport Authority)

Department of Store Design & Project Management (Client Side) -Coordinated and managed cafe, restaurant, and pop-up projects -Conducted business, coordination, and design meetings with different parties including internal staff, landlord, contractors, and consultants -Assisted in various design tasks like design research, concept/schematic/detail design, 3D modeling, presentation... -Sourced and selected materials, furniture, and lighting for the different projects

On-site Engineer -Coordinated projects with different subcontractors and different site department staff for technical issues during construction stage -Managed retail mock-up coordination

accreditation by the Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education (JABEE) in the architecture field Graduation Thesis Paper and Project: The “New & Old” Livable Redevelopment Approval in 1960s Hong Kong Residential Blocks (1960年代の香港の古い建物の新旧の再開発計画) Supervisor: Prof. Masami Kobayashi (小林正美先生) There are many 1960s small-scale old building blocks in Hong Kong. With Metabolist theory, this study is suggesting a redevelopment idea between new development and historical preservation to make architecture achieving growth and change with city in the future. Others -Studio B (Best 3 Projects) -Studio C (Best 3 Projects) -Tokyo Research Group in Collaboration with Harvard GSD

Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering