Hubert Yiu Bong Un

Hubert is a leading architect practicing in Hong Kong, with past experience in London, New York, Boston and Vancouver.

He received a Bachelor degree from the Bartlett School of Architecture in London, England; and a Master degree in Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburg, USA. During his internship, he has worked for distinguished architectural firms: Cedric Price in London; Sert Jackson & Associates in Boston; Edward Durell Stone in New York and Hemingway Nelson in Vancouver.

He became a Registered Architect, a Certified Professional and a Project Management Professional in British Columbia, Canada, where he was residing and where he started his architectural practice in 1994. After his move to Hong Kong in 1996, he became registered as an architect in Hong Kong as well and continued his architecture and interior design practice there. His projects have been featured in newspaper and magazines.

In addition, Hubert is active as an educator. He was an instructor at the University of British Columbia; Assistant Professor at University of Hong Kong. He is currently teaching at Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Chu Hai Institute on architectural design.

Selected Publications:

• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005).“Flat Guide”, Ming Pao, Jul 02
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005). “Linging the Nest”, South China Morning Post, Jun 24
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005) “Whiteness & Flower”, Sing Pao, Aug 31, 2002 (Hubert Un & Associates)
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005) “HSBC Headquarter” Hong Kong Economic Times, May 30
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005) “Lippo Centre” Hong Kong Economic Times, May 31
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005) “Cheung Kong Centre” Hong Kong Economic Times, Jun 1
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005) “Bank of China Building” Hong Kong Economic Times, Jun 2
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un (2005) “Jardine House” Hong Kong Economic Times, Jun 3
• Hubert Yiu Bong Un, Co-Author (2005) “100 years of Hong Kong Architecture” HKIA