William received his undergraduate training in University of Oregon in History, Geography and Archaeology and later on obtained his Master of Science in Geoinformation Science in The Chinese University of Hong Kong. His interdisciplinary academic training allows William to be able to “read” a place from different perspective and to learn about the importance of social interaction between people. He believes the relationship between urban space and people. The nurturing of social relations in a community is the key principle to create a good place.

Prior to joining Good Lab, William was involved in projects of different fields including to conduct community researches with students in tertiary institute, found a local NGO to advocate public space issues and launch a social innovation start-up to advocate urban health and well-being and age-friendly urban design. Along his journey, he holds one belief – make this city a better place.

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