After all these years as an architect, my work has been scattered everywhere
After all these years as an architect, my work has been scattered everywhere: projects on old hard drives, small tools behind a string of links, course notes somewhere else again. Now it finally has a home: anzonwong.com 🏠
There are four things inside:
Work: from homes and restaurant interiors in Hong Kong to the design illustrations I used to draw for a newspaper, some of them with a 3D model you can walk around.
Lab: free tools I build in my own time. HK Wind Sketch, for example: pick a district and a wind direction, drag in a building, and watch the wind change at pedestrian level. A hobby project, not professional advice.
Courses: one-to-one lessons where you build an AI agent that knows your work, no coding needed. After the basic class, the new Advanced class for the building industry takes one demo project from tender to handover in Revit. Saturdays from 24 October, enrolling now.
AI 101: a free bilingual handbook, 45 ideas, one per page.
I built the site together with my AI agent, but what goes on it and how it reads was my call, line by line.
Which small tool should I build next? Tell me what you think in the comments 👇
