Hong Kong is the densest city in China, and therefore High-rise building has become a special type of  spectacle in the city. However, as appealing as it can appear, over-densification is a problem facing the  city. The proposed ideas harness AI’s potential to revolutionize traditional urban habitat, offering adaptive,  efficient, and sustainable solutions in architecture and urban design. AI’s role evolves to generate  dynamic and adaptive spatial layouts, addressing the diverse and changing needs of inhabitants, for  building and also city scales. Connecting All Scales embodies a holistic approach to design, where AI’s  capabilities are seamlessly integrated across Body, Interior, Building, City, Territory, and Planetary scales,  ensuring that every aspect of the built environment is thoughtfully considered, interconnected, and  optimized for a sustainable and harmonious future. 

Tom Chan is an architectural designer from Hong Kong, China. He is currently working at Foster + Partners  in London, UK, involving in various projects such as luxurious resort village design in Saudi Arabia. Before  that he also worked on the construction of Hong Kong Palace Museum in Hong Kong, China. He holds an AA  Diploma (Master of Architecture) and Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. He also runs a  multimedia design service that specialises in animated architectural visualisation.