hense.spaceA PERSONAL ARCHIVE
建築・研究・觀察
ALWAYS IN PROGRESS
A room for
work in
progress.
I’m Hense Zhang.
Architecture student at HKU.
Collecting projects, drawings,
and things noticed along the way.
ONGOING WORK
Light, excavation, and a view towards the sea.
From the photography collection.
a few things on the table
Work, still unfolding.01—06
Projects from the architectural portfolio,
the studio, and the thesis archive.
The Cliff House
A sequence of excavated rooms at the Irish coast. Compression, corners, and changing light lead towards an open view of the sea.
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The Urban Glen
An elevated public landscape around a central theatre, reconnecting routes and shared spaces in Campo di Marte.
With Yang Zhuoyue
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The Centre of Healing
A study of water, enclosure, and a circular garden. Architecture organised around a slower encounter with the landscape.
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The Necropolitan Service Hall
A threshold between the logistics of death and the rituals of memory, organised through service, ceremony, and family spaces.
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A Commons on the Slope
Ribbons of shared space follow a wooded campus slope, meeting at larger rooms while working around existing trees.
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Xiaodushe Logistics Node
The temporary storage, waiting, and overflow of materials between input and output. A logistics boundary treated as an architectural space.
Explore the projectA question, looked at closely.
Research / final essay proposal
Life Around
a Void
Light, visibility and privacy at Lai Tak Tsuen. The distance between seeing someone and reaching them.
Read the final proposal
Photograph by Hense Zhang.
Margins & other things.
Photographs and things made by hand.
Looking between buildings
A personal collection of facades, passages, landscapes, and passing light.
Open the photographs
At the workbench
Cutting, testing, assembling. The small decisions that happen at the table.
Open the process notes[ A little context / 關於 ]
Hense, in
the making.
I’m Hense Zhang, a Master of Architecture student at the University of Hong Kong. My work moves between design projects, spatial observation, and architectural research.
This is where I keep that work as it develops. Buildings and landscapes, everyday encounters, drawings, and questions that deserve a closer look.
