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CIID Hong Kong Center Established: Andrew Lam, Founder of am PLUS DESIGNS, Appointed Vice Chairman

Published by Everyday Living · about 2 months ago

CIID Hong Kong Center Established: Andrew Lam, Founder of am PLUS DESIGNS, Appointed Vice Chairman

The establishment of the CIID Hong Kong Center marks a significant milestone in the convergence of spatial aesthetics and lifestyle philosophies within the Greater Bay Area. Celebrated at the CIID Hong Kong Inaugural Gala Dinner, this event highlighted the formal recognition of the center as a vital branch of China's interior design industry. Andrew Lam, the founder of am PLUS DESIGNS, was appointed Vice Chairman, reflecting his extensive experience and vision in high-end residential and commercial design. Andrew's design philosophy is deeply rooted in Eastern aesthetics, emphasizing the harmony between functional utility and cultural depth. His journey began under the mentorship of Kenneth Ko, a pioneer in modern Chinese interior design, and was further enriched by his studies in Japan. This blend of influences allows him to create serene sanctuaries that prioritize mental and spiritual well-being over mere opulence. His work, including the award-winning "St Michel" project, showcases a commitment to "exquisite simplicity without excess," capturing the essence of traditional Eastern architecture through modern design. As urban landscapes become increasingly dense, Andrew recognizes a shift in the needs of high-net-worth individuals, who now seek spaces that provide both functionality and a sense of tranquility. By employing innovative design strategies, he aims to dissolve physical boundaries and create fluid environments that resonate with the quiet luxury of Eastern philosophy. With plans to balance his firm's portfolio between residential and commercial projects, Andrew is poised to lead a new era of design that marries aesthetic depth with spiritual resonance.

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