Chang’s installation, Learning from Hong Kong: Compact Living – a Global Phenomenon, an apartment constructed of an assemblage of furniture, allows visitors to experience compact living from a revolutionary perspective. Following on Domestic Transformer, his own home with more than 24 different settings within 32 square metres, and the surprisingly spacious 18 square-meter micro apartment, the installation continues his experiment with the extreme conditions of limited space, now a global phenomenon in high-density, hyper-urbanised environments. His furniture home further challenges the deep-rooted association between space and luxury and encourages imaginative manipulations of space and residential designs. His methodical design approach, albeit much inspired by his unbelievably crowded childhood home in Hong Kong, helps usher in the future of dense urbanism with innovative space-saving strategies.