2023-12-12
Congratulations to five students of PolyU HKCC's Associate in Design (Environment and Interior Design) programme, namely Kwok Siu-fung, Tsui Chung-lam, Tsui Tsz-kin and, Wong Hoi-ching, and Wu Lok-yi, on winning awards in the Architecture MasterPrize (AMP) 2023 (Student Category).
Kwok Siu-fung's project "Nature Reclaimed" (https://bit.ly/3Nlumvf) and Wong Hoi-ching's project "Verdant Veil—The Second Layer of To Kwa Wan" (https://bit.ly/48b5LkZ) both earned the "Winner" award in the category "Architectural Design: Recreational Architecture".
Both Wu Lok-yi's project "Creative Village—Remodeling Camel Paint Building Block 1-3" (https://bit.ly/4asJWzt) and Tsui Tsz-kin's project "Reimagining the Lens: Canon Museum of Documentary and the Future of Photography" (https://bit.ly/4aczGuV) received the Honorable Mention in the category "Architectural Design: Conceptual Architecture".
Meanwhile, Tsui Chung-lam's project "Narrative Architecture 1917" (https://bit.ly/3NlsgvF) received the Honorable Mention in the category "Interior Design: Conceptual Interior".
Established by Farmani Group in 2016, the Architecture MasterPrize (AMP) is one of the most authoritative architectural awards worldwide. AMP honours designs in the disciplines of architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture with the goal of advancing the appreciation of architecture all around the world. In the Student Category, winners include students from world-renowned universities such as Cornell, Harvard, Yale, and PolyU.
Kwok Siu-fung's project "Nature Reclaimed"
Wong Hoi-ching's project "Verdant Veil—The Second Layer of To Kwa Wan"
Wu Lok-yi's project "Creative Village—Remodeling Camel Paint Building Block 1-3"
Tsui Tsz-kin's project "Reimagining the Lens: Canon Museum of Documentary and the Future of Photography"
Tsui Chung-lam's project "Narrative Architecture 1917"
