Monthly Archives: January 2010
Busy January
January was the busiest month since I returned to HK. On top of school and an extra AutoCAD course on the side, I took up my first freelance project. I don’t really mind being busy, for it keeps me productive, but whether it’s meaningful is another question. Hopefully, I’ll have more time in February to […]
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Fotanian Open Studios 2010
The dark streets, the industrial buildings, and the smell of machinery gave me a bit of a Déjà Vu this afternoon when I was aimlessly visiting the different open studios of Fotanian. I remember when I was young, my parents would occasionally bring me to their industrial flats because there was no one to look […]
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Moving On From….. the Copenhagen UN Climate Summit
It was freezing cold at the BYOB forum on Sat. evening, I was shivering while listening to the panels discuss issues about climate change. What stirred me most was the way one of the panels reacted to a question from the floor. I can sense his passion and love of nature. Yes, how can we […]
tagged: architecture, climate, school, travel
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Reminiscence
Reminiscence – recall to mind of a long-forgotten experience or fact. A wedding last night turned out to be somewhat of a reunion for me and my old UW housemates. We were leisurely playing “Big 2” when we suddenly started talking about the good old days when time still seemed plenty. We could easily spend […]
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