Isle of Bamboo is a floating island proposal that speculates an alternative approach to land reclamation in Hong Kong. By employing the technology of Very Large Floating Structure (VLFS), the project explores a sustainable alternative to gaining ground that questions the role of land creation in the preservation of ecology, cultural identity and heritage.

This project presents a multi-programmed scheme that evolves to meet its seasonal programmatic needs. It encompasses a diverse range of functions, from a bamboo cultivation landscape to a hub for processing the material into construction components and ultimately a venue for hosting temporary folk festivals. With a strong emphasis on bamboo, a material deeply intertwined with the cultural fabric of Hong Kong, the scheme endeavours to revive and pay homage to the city's rich heritage of bamboo craftsmanship. Through this ever-shifting programme, Isle of Bamboo advocates for a sustainable, culturally enriching, and environmentally conscious future for Hong Kong’s urban development.