Tall model of the KK100 building in Shenzhen, showing printed interior detailing on the model. On the base of the model (inside casing) there are several prints and an illustration of a ’virtual look’ at the KK100.

A large model of the external facade of Kowloon station which is disassembled. Two of the four parts contain numerous small pieces.

Model of 2 buildings on Lots Road constructured from CAD design acrylic. Encased in clear acrylic casing box,

Wooden concept model for a tower on Lots Road, London, showing some external building detailing with cut away internal sections. Encased in clear acrylic box.

Wooden model of Lots Road Power station development with internal sections visualised. Also includes landscape context.

Wooden study model demonstrating elevations of Lots Road Tower. Elevations have been drawn on in pen. No casing.

A large and empty commemorative vodka bottle.

A model of London’s National Aquarium which includes inside building detailing. Model also includes the landscape context around proposed aquarium design with roads and buildings leading to the Aquarium. Encased in clear acrylic casing box.

Balsa wood model of the Scottish National Galleries, including the Dean Centre, featuring the 2 buildings and sections of the surrounding park areas and roads. Encased in clear acrylic casing box, with electrical capability.
The model showing Neo-classical buildings based of wooden platform. The model is created in wood. The gallery is connected to the main road with stairs. The elevations on surrounding of the building has been developed as garden spaces with pathways. There is an underneath tunnel passing through the gallery which is connecting east and west side of the building. A bridge has been created under the elevation to pass the river.

A large model of Newcastle City Centre, incorporating a section of the River Tyne with river side area included into the Newcastle Qyauside materplan and proposed 'Geordie Ramblas' route. Includes key buildings, city layout and bridges in different colours.