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Jing Hong (Leroy) Yuen
Jing Hong (Leroy) Yuen
Show RCA work
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room with A view
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developer's acts of sabotage
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abandoned homes
digital model from photogrammetry -
drapes, pt. 1
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drapes, pt. 2
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superimposition of the new on the old
model, polystyrene -
dereliction translation, am
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dereliction translation, pm
animation still
Major project:
Dereliction Translation
Ruins in our everyday comprehension bring to mind ancient monuments like Machu Picchu or Angkor Wat. In Hong Kong, there’s no monuments as such, but its inhabitants, especially the younger generation, yearn for monuments that will remind them of a material past — one that is being rapidly erased, as buildings deemed obsolete are demolished and replaced by the new and shiny.
The project interrogates the city's pervasive assumption of the problem of decay, which is often conveniently hijacked to victimise older but functioning buildings and rationalise the perpetual drive for profit and modernity – could dereliction inform a new architectural design language?
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School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture
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Previous degrees
- BSSc Architectural Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2015
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Experiences
- Internship, Research Architecture Design (RAD), Hong Kong, 2015–16