Hi. I'm a multidisciplinary designer with an interest in spatial design, architectural research and all the weird and wonderful projects.
I'm currently working on architectural research surrounding climate change - in particular, responses in urban design and architecture towards the rising sea levels.
I have worked on interactive and experience design - all heavily grounded in design theory and user research as well as other spatial design projects for more commercial practices.
Take your time going around this website, help yourself to the extra bits with some cool zines, writings and other fun stuff.
I guess that's all for now~
Spatial network model:
Singapore
IN COLLABORATION WITH
Genevieve Lin and Ryan Tan
Center for Livable Cities, Singapore
MSc Space Syntax: Architecture and Cities, UCL Bartlett
normalized integration network model
Integration is a normalised measure of distance from any space of origin to all others in a system. In general, it calculates how close the origin space is to all other spaces, and can be seen as the measure of relative asymmetry (or relative depth)
- Hillier, B. & Hanson,J. (1984), The Social Logic of Space
This network model quantifies urban spatial configurations at different scales, revealing the centrality of the urban structure, or to-movement on a range of scales depending on the set radius. In the above model, it is scaled to metric distances in meters.
normalized choice network model
Choice measures how likely an axial line or a street segment it is to be passed through on all shortest routes from all spaces to all other spaces in the entire system or within a predetermined distance (radius) from each segment.
- Hillier, B., Burdett, R., Peponis, J., Penn, A. (1987), Creating Life: Or, Does Architecture Determine Anything? Architecture et Comportement/Architecture and Behaviour