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N’IMPORTE QUOI...


01. Volunteer Prisoner of Paris
02. L’Arc de Triomphe Wrapped (2021), art. Christo and Jeanne-Claude
I RESEARCH


01. From the 1967 Riots to the YEC in Hong Kong
02. The Continuation of Disruption via the YEC
03. Re-using La Petite Ceinture in Paris
04. Places de Paris: From Aristocratic to Democratic
I CREATE
(IN COLLABORATION TOO!)


01. Directors Cut // Critical Eyes: Roll, Action, Cut!
I DESIGN


01. The Civic Mall
02. Living in 100 Decibels
03. Declaiming the Underground Axes
04. Sky : Earth
05. Framed Reality: Museum-Housing for the Hunger Artists
I PHOTOGRAPH IN FILM

01. Il Monumento Continuo?

02. Dubliners
03. Ten Days of Christmas
04. Ten Days of  Christmas in B-W
05. Landscape Infrastructure 852

Places de Paris:
From Aristocratic to Democratic
2017 Summer Elective
Master of Architecture



This is a psychogeographic novel of Paris self-published in 2017 for the summer elective led by Prof Nasrin Seraji, available at the Department of Architecture library at the University of Hong Kong.
"Paris is a collective masterpiece, perhaps the greatest in the world [...] it is not a place for individual wonders [...] You and the city, together, have built an event which is neither personal nor impersonal [...] It is a noble way to live, and it makes a noble city."
--- Ian Nairn from Nairn's Paris
Paris is an accumulation of historical layers.  The spatial articulation in its urban system has evolved over centuries of development.  Architectures are connected by a vast system of streets and open spaces which are considered voids of the city.

Planar Axiality and Successive Historical Enclosures of Paris

This route is an exploration of OPEN SPACE ENCLOSURES --- how different schools of thought have changed the ground condition(s) of the city.
The Psychogeographic Map of Paris


We started from Le Marais, a former marshland where the oldest developments of Paris are, to Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac, a contemporary piece of architecture --- from a rather planar to sectional interplay of interior- and exteriority.
Publication Excerpts





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