Portfolio: Kok Ming Hui, Landscape Architect

Three that
work harder

Each one an argument for landscapes that give back more than they take: food, memory, ecology and public life.

Final Year Project PEKANAS Agro-Cultural Park masterplan: a 17-zone pineapple park with fields, gardens and forest loops, scale 1:1000

PEKANAS Agro-Cultural Park

Enhancing agricultural land through cultural ecosystem services, then translating it into a one-stop edu-cultural hub for Pekan Nanas, Johor's pineapple town. Seventeen zones bind farming, education and immersive visitor experience into one working landscape: pineapple fields and a pi-maze, an eco-workshop hub and research centre, foraging forest trails, an orchard woodland loop and a scented agro-café.

RoleFinal Year Project
SitePekan Nanas, Johor
ProgrammeAgro-cultural park
Zones17 · scale 1:1000

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Resource Planning Lata Poksik 'Stream of Life' regenerative tourism board: key plan, SWOT, planting and hardscape concepts for a nature-based campsite in Besut

Lata Poksik 'Stream of Life' regenerative tourism board: key plan, SWOT, planting and hardscape concepts for a nature-based campsite in Besut

Lata Poksik, Besut
“Stream of Life”

A study in planning systems, governance and resource assessment for the natural and cultural landscape of Besut, Terengganu. Set beside Sungai Kemia, the proposal reads the river as a stream of life: a low-impact, regenerative ecotourism framework with a nature-based campsite, a regenerative forest walkway and a refurbished sky bridge that let visitors in without letting ecological integrity out.

CourseResource Planning
SiteBesut, Terengganu
ConceptStream of Life
AlignedSDG 3 · 4 · 15

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Urban Design Taman Universiti public market detailed plan at 1:200: rain garden, bamboo garden, zen garden, eco-shelters and jute pavement around a re-greened pasar awam

Taman Universiti public market detailed plan at 1:200: rain garden, bamboo garden, zen garden, eco-shelters and jute pavement around a re-greened pasar awam

Taman Universiti, JB

Urban landscape design driven by environmental psychology: prospect & refuge, personal and social space, and person–environment fit. The neighbourhood's public market (pasar awam) is re-greened into a well-organised place for the urban community: a re-rain garden and re-zen garden, a bamboo garden and eco-recycle area, eco-shelters and jute pavement designing how the park feels, not only how it looks.