As a final semester Master of Architecture student, I'm deeply passionate about creating architectural designs that inspire new ways of living. I'm particularly interested in designing public spaces and cultural buildings that bring people together. I'm eager to start working and contribute my creativity to projects that enhance how we experience our surroundings.
Overture
A perspective overview of the Harmony Works: Clifton Hill Cultural Centre, an adaptive reuse project situated on the heritage site of the Clifton Hill Tower. The project showcases the concepts of Soft Boundaries, Shifting Operations (seasonal function), and Positive Mimicry of the industrial site.
Act - North Elevation
A illustrated north elevation of the Harmony Works: Clifton Hill Cultural Centre. Showcasing the community programs that softens the boundary between the project and Noone Street.
Act - Shifting Opera-tion According to Gariwerd Seasons
A diagram showcasing the project's adaption to the Gariwerd Seasons by activating various programs, spaces, and the response of the project roof.
Act - Ground Floor Plan
A ground floor plan of the Harmony Works: Clifton Hill Cultural Centre, an adaptive reuse project situated on the heritage site of the Clifton Hill Tower. The project integrates the concepts of Soft Boundaries, Shifting Operations (seasonal function), and Positive Mimicry of the industrial site.
Scene - Dreamtime Hearth
A sectional physical model of The DreamTime Hearth, located in the southwestern corner of Harmony Works (Clifton Hill Shot Tower). Harmony Works pays profound respects to the Traditional Custodians at the cultural hearth, and, heart of the project, and surrounding area. This is through holding ceremonies on opening nights, seasonal transitions, festivals and special events. These ceremonies are conducted in a manner that aligns with the Indigenous traditions, including the Welcome to Country ceremonies, and the Smoke Ceremonies, as the model suggests.
Wai Tsun Ian Lam, Overture
Wai Tsun Ian Lam, Act - North Elevation
Wai Tsun Ian Lam, Act - Shifting Opera-tion According to Gariwerd Seasons
In the spirit of reconciliation Monash University acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
