The ‘Qamarah’ Eye – Vertical Studio

Creator

So, Tsz Ching, Jasmine -- Yau, Wai Hin, Paul -- Lam, Oi Tung, Michelle -- Huang, Yan Qi, Angel -- Lung, Yin Fei, Venus -- Chan, Chi Hin, Adrian -- Chan, Sze Yu -- Kwong, Sai Kit, Adrian -- Li, Shuk Wun -- Yeh, Man Iain, Lincoln -- Leung, Tsz Shan -- Ma, Wing Yee -- Tai, Hiu Huen -- Leung, Yik Hei, Faith -- Yu, Jinren -- Chiu, Suet Ling -- Ho, Sin Ying, Rowena

Title

Subject

Interior decoration -- Design -- Exhibitions

College graduates

Date Created

2017-06-19

Relation

PolyU Design - Studio Exhibition (1)

PolyU Design - Studio Exhibition (2)

Environmental + Interior Design Award

Parasite ; Behaviorology ; Situated -- So, Tsz Ching, Jasmine ; Yau, Wai Hin, Paul ; Lam, Oi Tung, Michelle ; Huang, Yan Qi, Angel ; Lung, Yin Fei, Venus ; Chan, Chi Hin, Adrian ; Chan, Sze Yu ; Kwong, Sai Kit, Adrian ; Li, Shuk Wun
Materialism -- Yeh, Man Iain, Lincoln ; Leung, Tsz Shan ; Ma, Wing Yee ; Tai, Hiu Huen
Lighting & the interior -- Leung, Yik Hei, Faith ; Yu, Jinren ; Chiu, Suet Ling
Contrast & the Interior -- Ho, Sin Ying, Rowena

Format

Photographs

Identifier

ASSD2017E04P001

ASSD2017E04P002

ASSD2017E04P003

ASSD2017E04P004

ASSD2017E04P005

ASSD2017E04P006

ASSD2017E04P007

ASSD2017E04P008

Is Part Of

BA (Hons) in Environment and Interior Design

School of Design - Exhibition

Description

Exhibition Background

The 2016 Environmental and Interior Design (E+I) Vertical Studio documents and explores the Hong Kong interior environment through photographic survey. Students across the four years of the E+I curriculum are tasked with venturing off campus to photograph interior spaces first under guidance of a typological taxonomy, then delving deeper into specific spatial, sociological, and phenomenological criteria. The results of both surveys were curated to select images that most saliently capture important aspects of the interior environment in Hong Kong, in its typological complexity and varying character of spatial intimacy. These resulting photographs, which are to be published in a forthcoming publication, are the first in a biannual series of similar studies seeking to give voice and cogency to the spaces that form the material, economic, and social makeup of Hong Kong.

Awards were given to 6 project based on technique and approach to photography and the interior.

Collection

PolyU Design Annual Show 2017: _FINAL FINAL.PDF = 理大設計年展 2017