Institutional Works

From Immersive Art Education to Healing Environments for Children in Need

Digital Visual Arts Room for Special Education

How can we blend traditional art education with cutting-edge technology to create an innovative learning environment?

The digital visual arts room is designed for students with disabilities, aged 5-15. Equipped with advanced tools like live motion-scanning devices and interactive LED tables, it delivers a fully immersive learning experience. The classroom features a fully accessible, barrier-free design, enabling wheelchair users to move freely. A clean green-and-white contrast clearly defines the media interaction zone and standard teaching area. Light projections enhance the immersive atmosphere.

At its core, the space nurtures students’ independence throughout the creative process.

School + Home for Children with Chronic Illness

The School of Hope integrates a hostel, community centre, and learning hub for children with long-term illnesses who cannot leave the hospital. Located adjacent to the medical facility, it provides safe accommodation for parents while fostering warm family interactions.

The podium houses a sports field, classrooms, nursery, and workshops; upper levels serve as residential hostels.

Service

Interior Design/ Architecture

Client

HK-based special school/ HK organisation (previous work reference) 

Location
HK