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| Title: | Sculpting in Time: Allegorical Spaces | Authors: | Chan, Michael Kai Lok | Issue Date: | Jul-2025 | Abstract: | After graduating, Michael was deeply honoured to receive the Hong Kong Young Design Talent Awards 2025 for his undergraduate design projects, especially his final year project, “Allegorical Space – Sculpting in Time.” Inspired by the question of how architecture can challenge conventional perceptions of space and time, Michael explored the interplay between moving images and built environments. His project reimagined an abandoned Tong Lau building in Hong Kong through the narrative lens of the film “Stalker,” creating a unique spatial journey. Throughout his studies, Michael faced challenges like peer pressure and self-doubt, but supportive mentors and peers helped him grow. He learned the importance of communication, both in presenting ideas and interpreting user needs, skills he continues to develop in his design career. | Keywords: | Temporal and Spatial Design Tool Contextual Storytelling Juxtaposition and Fragmentation |
Subjects: | Space (Architecture) Design Storytelling Designers -- Awards -- China -- Hong Kong |
Rights: | All rights reserved |
| Appears in Collections: | Outstanding Work by Students |
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