

A vision to create a social impact by means of adding value
ABOUTME
Hi, Alan here!
I am a freelance designer who studied architectural design at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (RMIT) in Melbourne, Australia for 6 years. I grew up being part of art and design, joining various art competitions across Malaysia and Brunei. Thanks to my parents’ encouragement, getting into the design field led me into RMIT Foundation Studies in Art, Design and Architecture in 2014.
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After graduation, I have been getting into architecture competitions with long-distant friends. I am also currently working remotely for Elite Tuition Centre, Brunei Darussalam as a graphic designer and social media manager.
HIGHLIGHTS
RICARDO FLORES & EVA PRATS
Flores & Prats Arquitectes,
Barcelona, Spain
ENRIC RUIZ-GELI
Cloud 9,
Barcelona, Spain
DR. MAURO BARACCO
Baracco+Wright Architects,
Victoria, Australia
LI HAN & HU YAN
Drawing Architecture Studio,
Beijing, China




PORTFOLIO
Being out from my home country explicitly explored my creativity potential; I have gained experiences and inspirations from travelling workshops and international competitions, to meeting renowned architects and designers. Upon completing Master of Architecture with Distinction in 2019, I realised that architecture and design could potentially be the key to create an impact to social communities. I strongly believe the gesture of adding value will have a positive influence regardless of the scale of the project. Gestures such as solving real-world problems, knowledge sharing and helping communities are my way of respecting and acknowledging the existing context, which will be my greatest honour in bringing out my creative insights.
"Small projects can impact and address extremely large scale forces.
It doesn’t matter how small or cheap each project is,
the impact really comes from adding value."
- JOHN LIN
(Rural Urban Framework (RUF); The University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Architecture)
A design freelancer, architectural graduate and technology enthusiast