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| British Columbia 2007 - 2011, British Columbia |
| A Visual Journay of Haiti Relief Work Feb 1 - Feb 16, 2010, Haiti via Dominican Republic |
| Menton, France 2008 - 2009, Menton |
| Deer Lake 2007 - 2009, Vancouver |
| Reflections on Architecture in downtown Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver 2006, Ottawa & Toronto - 2009, Vancouver |
| Butchart Gardens in the Snow 2008, Victoria |
| Views From My Window Oct. 2005 - Jun 2007, Ottawa |
| My Daily Walks In the Light 2005 - 2008, Ottawa & Vancouver |
| Trees 2005 - 2007, Ottawa & Vancouver |
| Mountains From Above 2006, Ottawa ~ Calgary ~ Vancouver ~ Tokyo |
| A Visual Journey of My Trip to Thailand November, 2006, Canada ~ Thailand |
| Paris Impression - A Moveable Feast August, 2002, Paris |
| Photo Essay: Graduate House April, 2001, Toronto |
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Introduction: the goal of the essay is to try to catch glimpses of the language of architecture. After "reading" a building, it is the time to "write" the interpretation through photography. I tried to use three photos to show the design ideology of Graduate house at U of T's St. George Campus, which was designed by Toronto architect Stephen Teeple and Thom Mayne. This photo essay was inspired by Janet Wong's article Graduate House opens its doors - Architectually bold residence offers students a unique urban environment. |
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The Benefits and Challenges of Heterogeneous Teams November, 2000 |
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Introduction: this essay was written after reading the Steven McShane’s Canadian Organization Behaviour (1998, third Edition, published by McGraw-Hill Ryerson). It shows some of my reflections on the team environment in Canadian Hi-Tech companies.
Outline: this essay focuses on three issues related to heterogeneous teams comprised of members from different cultural backgrounds at Canadian Hi-Tech companies. First, it explores why heterogeneous teams are inevitable. Second, it explores three common problems that arise when forming such teams and proposes possible solutions to each problem. Finally, this paper explores the importance of email for the virtual team. (MS Word File: 26K)
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