Law Tsz Kin (Kinson) is an architectural designer whose works at the intersection of human imagination and technological transformation. He is completing a Master of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong, following studies at the University of Lincoln and Hong Kong Design Institute.

Kinson’s research explores how artificial intelligence can shift the architectural process. For him, AI is not merely a tool of simulation; it is a collaborator that accelerates, hallucinates, and expands design possibilities.

His cross-disciplinary approach—spanning computational design, material craft, speculative narratives, and realistic construction—earned him the Architectural Agency Award (2025), Richard Croucher Scholarship, and HKDI Outstanding Student Award.

Kinson aims to bridge architecture with emerging technologies, crafting visionary yet grounded spatial experiences. By merging traditional craftsmanship and design with AI-driven methodologies, he seeks to redefine the designer’s agency, creating roles that evoke emotional resonance and adapt meaningfully within society.