
A look into my past will reveal the priceless experiences that have
shaped my character, leadership
abilities, and direction in life. I consider my family to be one of the
foremost reasons for the strong
foundation in my life. Throughout my childhood, my parents guided my
steps teaching me the value
of serving others within our church and community. My adolescent years
allowed me the opportunity
to slowly begin cutting some of the strings that bound me to them as a
completely dependent child.
Transitioning towards eventual independence as an adult, I was given the
responsibility of setting an
example for my two younger sister & brother. Setting an example for them did not
mean being perfect. In fact,
it was quite the opposite. Rather than being pretentious, the best way
that I could be a role model
for them was to genuinely lead as someone who has both good and bad
days.

In this way, they could
see the real me and observe how I responded to and learned from life
circumstances.
My leadership skills continued to develop through my involvement with
the Boy Scouts.
The Boy Scouts taught me to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly,
courteous, kind, obedient,
cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent in all areas of my life.
These characteristics came into full
fruition on the day that I attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest
rank earned within the Boy
Scouts. Before receiving this rank, I needed to complete an Eagle Scout
Project that demonstrated
the culmination of my leadership skills.
My project consisted of meeting
with the local departments
to determine a development plan for their newly built government complex. After
ironing out all of the logistics
between the city hall and the local nursery, I proceeded to supervise
the installation of about thirty
plants and the preparation of the landscaping beds around them.
Obtaining the rank of Eagle Scout
revealed much to me about myself. Most importantly, it taught me that I
was able to start something
and finish it. DIGITAL RENDERING OF GOVERNMENT COMPLEX WITH 3D STUDIO MAX & VRAY
While in scouting, I also challenged myself to cultivate a business in
lawn service. I began with
only a couple of residential accounts.

Eventually, my business grew to
fifteen accounts including
two commercial accounts. While running this small business, I kept track
of my income and
expenditures and was dependable to keep my scheduled weekly service.
Committed to doing my
best, this experience further impacted my character and ability for
leadership as I realized the value
of quality over mere quantity.
Currently, I am attending Curtin University in Australia.
In addition to pursuing
a non-baccalaureate Masters Degree in Architecture, I am a
student member of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA). My intended degree is a
professional degree
requiring many long hours of dedication and focus. Throughout my studio
classes, my projects
reflect the same quality and consideration that I have previously put
into my Eagle Scout Project
and lawn care business. My transcript is proof that I am extremely
efficient at managing my time
and balancing all of the project deadlines given to me from each of my
current and past courses.
The projects illustrated within this portfolio are specifically selected
and chronologically organized
to tell my unique story. The values and principles that have molded my
individual character
have become the foundation for excelling as a future leader within the
profession of landscape
architecture.
If you have question you can
contact me
Hon Wong Architecture Portfolio
http://wonghon.com
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