Professor and Head of the Department of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong. Graduated with Thesis Prize at the University of Manitoba, Canada in 1969. Received Master of Business Administration in 1988.

Received HKIA Annual Awards for the French International School, the Hong Kong International School and the West Island School. The design of the Hong Kong International School also received the American ACSA/AIA School Design Award. Awarded the Most Accessible Building for the disabled for the design of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for the Blind, the Pacific Area Tourist Association Heritage & Cultural Award for the design of the Sam Tung Uk Museum. Received Honorable Mentions for the Prince George Library and Cultural Centre Competitions in Canada in 1976. Awarded the Winning Award for the HKUST Architectural Competition in 1987. Received the Outstanding Young Persons Award in 1984, the HKIA Outstanding Architect Award in 1991 and the Artist of the Year Award in 1999.

Community activities include serving as Member of the HKSAR Working Group on Reunification Monument and Government Housing Renaming, Member of the Town Planning Board, Member of the Architects Registration Board, Member of the Building Committee of the Housing Authority and HKIA Representative to serve the Appeal Tribunal Panel (Buildings).

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