Kenneth has a diverse cultural background and working experience in Hong Kong (China), Tokyo(Japan) and Basel (Switzerland), for local and world architecture masters of Herzog & de Meuron, Toyo Ito, Kengo Kuma,  Rocco Yim and AGC Design and for a global high-end lifestyle brand operator  K11 Concepts Limited for couples of signature projects (e.g. Tai Kwun (HK), Central Market (HK) and K11 ECOAST (shenzhen) etc.)  With such diverse practical experience, Kenneth has developed his passion and constant awareness of the conceptual precision, elemental simplicity, exquisite detailing, craftsmanship and project management.
 

As a founding member of YARD ARCHITECTURE LIMITED, a registered architect and a senior lecture at Chu Hai College of Higher Education, Kenneth has rich experience for cultural and commercial projects. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture and a Master of Architecture degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he was awarded with Tun Tan Cheng Lock Scholarship in Architecture by National University of Singapore for his thesis research on urban river regeneration in SE Asian Cities and awarded with Fontainebleau School International Summer Program scholarship by HKIA. His research was invited for a solo exhibition at The Tun Tan Cheng Lock Centre in Malacca, Malaysia. After graduation, Kenneth was selected to enter the Architectural Design Internship Programme by The Wharf ArchDesign Resource Trust (the WHART) of The Wharf (Holdings) Limited. 
 

Kenneth took part in the ARCASIA Travel Prize 2018 that explored the possibility of the translation of the Japanese tradition wooden joinery into the modern design with contemporary technology and design approach, the HKIA Tokyo exhibition (more than high-rise) that explored Hong Kong through architecture in 2019, The 17th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition in collaboration with Wharf Holdings and Savannah College of Art and Design, Hong Kong and entered a Platinum award proposal of wooden bench furniture design for the MUSE Design Awards 2020. Kenneth’s Upcyclescape proposal was awarded the first prize of Design Competition for Transformation at Sensory Garden at Kwun Tong Promenade in 2022.