About

Jacqueline Yu is an ARB-registered Architect, holding degrees in Architecture MArch and Architecture BSc from UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, renowned as the world's top architecture school. Equipped with a passion for innovation and a keen eye for detail, Jacqueline brings a fresh perspective to every project.

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During Jacqueline's time at TRANSIT STUDIO LTD, she was involved in reviving a derelict Art Deco theatre, which has now been completed and reopened as EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney). She also played a key role in White's Club (Grade I Listed) planning application and renovation, carefully designing and developing detailed architectural packages and options for a metropolitan roof terrace with accessible lift solutions.

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At CRAB STUDIO, the renowned architect Sir Peter Cook's studio, Jacqueline demonstrated her creativity through her involvement in the Serendipity Arts Foundation Live Museum project. She showcased her talent in visualisation, experimented with facade textures, and crafted walkthrough animations and architectural diagrams. Jacqueline also engaged actively in modelling to communicate the design vision effectively

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Last but not least, Jacqueline contributed to the Tai Tam Tuk Historic Building Revitalisation Scheme competition at Studio Zhai in Hong Kong. Jacqueline engaged in client meetings, focusing on a design methodology aligned with the project's holistic living concept. She also prepared project documents, design proposals, and presentations.