Sunnie S.Y. Lau
Adjunct Assistant Professor (Registered Architect, HKIA, ARB, RIBA, AIA Assoc., MHKIUD)
M.Arch (MIT), Urban Design (MIT), B.A(AS) UC Berkeley
University of Hong Kong
Faculty of Architecture
Designer-in-Residence, MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node
Personal Website
M.Arch (MIT), Urban Design (MIT), B.A(AS) UC Berkeley
University of Hong Kong
Faculty of Architecture
Designer-in-Residence, MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node
Personal Website
Sunnie born and raised in Hong Kong, graduated with a B.A in Architecture from University of California, Berkeley; and later obtained her M.Arch from M.I.T. She has collaborated with various internationally renowned architectural practices prior to postgraduate study at the M.I.T.; she worked with Morphosis Architects L.A., MVRDV Rotterdam, on international competitions, cultural projects and large scale urban developments. She also worked in the design team of William O’ Brien Jr. for the P.S.1 MoMa Young Architect Competition (Finalist), participated in the presentation drawings for the West Kowloon Cultural Competition when she was working at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture Asia – Hong Kong. Recent experience covered TFP Farrells and Herzog de Meuron - in the design development of the M Plus Museum.
Her academic study focuses on urban masterplanning and architectural typologies with an interest in creative and innovative sustainable design strategies. She believes firmly in bridging professional and academia by active teaching engagements such as HKU M.Arch Design Studio, M.Arch Urban Design Seminar – “Urban Mobility and Smart Infrastructure”, BAAS Undergraduate Design Studio, ARCH 6103 Urban Design Dissertation/ Thesis, the MIT B.S. Arch. Undergraduate Design Studio. More recently, she has been a regular design critic besides instructor at the architecture and urban design programs at various institutions (NUS, CUHK, CityU, the China Academy of Art, Tongji University, etc).
Her academic study focuses on urban masterplanning and architectural typologies with an interest in creative and innovative sustainable design strategies. She believes firmly in bridging professional and academia by active teaching engagements such as HKU M.Arch Design Studio, M.Arch Urban Design Seminar – “Urban Mobility and Smart Infrastructure”, BAAS Undergraduate Design Studio, ARCH 6103 Urban Design Dissertation/ Thesis, the MIT B.S. Arch. Undergraduate Design Studio. More recently, she has been a regular design critic besides instructor at the architecture and urban design programs at various institutions (NUS, CUHK, CityU, the China Academy of Art, Tongji University, etc).
Contact: [email protected]
COURSE NAME
Topics in urban studies I Urban Mobility & Smart Infrastructure
Students 2016 FALL
We would like to acknowledge and thank the following participants
for their contribution to this collective vision in the programme:
Chan Yin Fung Jacky, M. Arch (HKU)
Huang Zhenrong Claire, M. Arch (HKU)
Ha Wing Hay Lilian, M. Arch (HKU)
Lau Kin Yip Ken, M. Arch (HKU)
Li See Yeuk Grace, M. Arch (HKU)
Li Zhongqi Cheer, M. Arch (HKU)
Man Ngai Fung, M. Arch (HKU)
So Kiu Yin Safina, M. Arch (HKU)
Wang Ying, M.Arch (HKU)
Wong Cheuk Hin Cyrus, M.Arch (HKU)
Wong Nga Suet Emily, M.Arch (HKU)
for their contribution to this collective vision in the programme:
Chan Yin Fung Jacky, M. Arch (HKU)
Huang Zhenrong Claire, M. Arch (HKU)
Ha Wing Hay Lilian, M. Arch (HKU)
Lau Kin Yip Ken, M. Arch (HKU)
Li See Yeuk Grace, M. Arch (HKU)
Li Zhongqi Cheer, M. Arch (HKU)
Man Ngai Fung, M. Arch (HKU)
So Kiu Yin Safina, M. Arch (HKU)
Wang Ying, M.Arch (HKU)
Wong Cheuk Hin Cyrus, M.Arch (HKU)
Wong Nga Suet Emily, M.Arch (HKU)
Students 2017 FALL
We would like to acknowledge and thank the following participants
for their contribution to this collective vision in the programme:
Group 1
CHAN Lok Yiu, Yoyo
HO Jun Yin, Bosco
LEE Ka, Anthony
LEE Ka Ying, Karen
FUNG Tsz Yan, Erika
LEE Sum Yu, Gigi
LI Wing Ho, Captain
NG Siu Fung, Fonia
STARYGINA Svetlana
WANG Xuelu
LYU Hangda
ZHU Jiazheng
CHEUNG Chun Hin, Alex
LAU Kok Yi, Joey
SO Cheuk Ying, Sharon
CHAN Zheng Nian
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT |
I would also like to acknowledge and thank Professor Nasrine Seraji (Professor, Department of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong), Dr. Lee Ho Yin (Head of ACP Division, Department
of Real Estate and Construction, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong), Mr. Joel Chan (Director of P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd., President of HKIUD), Mr. Christopher Law (Director of The Oval Partnership Ltd.), Mr. John Wong (Past President of HKIA), P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd., Ove. Arup & Partners HK Ltd., Mr. Donald Choi (VP of Local Affairs of HKIUD) for their support in the programme.
of Real Estate and Construction, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong), Mr. Joel Chan (Director of P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd., President of HKIUD), Mr. Christopher Law (Director of The Oval Partnership Ltd.), Mr. John Wong (Past President of HKIA), P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd., Ove. Arup & Partners HK Ltd., Mr. Donald Choi (VP of Local Affairs of HKIUD) for their support in the programme.
