Ray Chu Architectural Design

Designing homes for elderlies with excess materials from construction sites.

綠色生活﹕「長屋設計」八十後 為長者修補安樂窩 - 20160110 - 副刊 - 星期日WorkShop 【明報專訊】安享餘年，有着平安快樂享度老年的意思，如此簡單的盼望，很多長者也未必能如願實現。

Singapore Public Housing history and floor plan evolution 1930s – 2010s

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Hong Kong Strong - by Brandon Li
A deep dive into the many layers of Hong Kong. A film about the madness and beauty of this seemingly impossible city in the days leading up to Chinese New Year.

Hong Kong Strong A deep dive into the many layers of Hong Kong. A film about the madness and beauty of this seemingly impossible city in the days leading up to Chinese New Year. Select…

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Blurring Boundary

Blurring Boundary / UTAA Completed in 2012 in Seoul, South Korea. Images by Jin Hyo-suk, Kim Yong-soon. Blurring Boundary, is planned for the University of Seoul campus to communicate and coexist with the city by blurring the boundary between them. I...

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Raymond Chu graduated with a degree in Master of Architecture from Carleton University, Canada. His thesis “Extra Extra SMALL: Learning from Poverty, Density, Housing, and Hong Kong” which tackled the unique poverty housing typology called Subdivided Unit, had earned him international recognitions from design awards and media publications. With a passion to utilize his architectural knowledge and skills, he is currently working alongside with various public, private, and non-profit sectors in Hong Kong.

“I believe adequate living environments should not be exclusive only to those who can afford it. Thus, I am very pleased to become part of Building Trust; to shed light to the underprivileged and provide what is rightfully theirs – the basic human rights to live in places that are comfortable, healthy, and safe.” Raymond

Concrete table design based on Hong Kong's architecture


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