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re-charge aims to build at team building by participating in high impact outdoor activities such as kayaking, caving and trekking.



THE TEAM

But re-cap is nothing without the TEAM. The core organizing commitee. (Profiles to be updated)


Farhan Mahmud (aka Frankie) / architecture



A self-proclaimed travel channel addict, I spent most of my time being a couch potato back in my hometown, Kota Kinabalu. But the exposure of backpacking REC style (later changed to re-cap.org) gave me the extra push that I needed and not to mention the fact that I found a way to get my parents to pay all of my expenses for my travels (let us just say that it is all for studies). I believe that the  ‘Architecture + Art + Travel Combo’ fuels me to give back to the community since all those years of gaining, needs to be shed eventually, right?

I am not fearless. Toss me in a cage with a hungry tiger, and if i should escape, I will need a bath and clean pants as surely as the next guy.   --Dean Koontz :‘Life Expectancy'

farhan@re-cap.org



Catherine Kong / architecture



I enjoy being active and therefore have a hard time sitting for hours in an office chair doing desk-bound work. Prefer to get up and get involved! I love travelling and believe that the environment can teach us more than being stuck in a classroom. I fell in love with architecture when I went on my first `culture & theory’ site visit.When I travel, I would rather camp out with the locals than put up in a fancy hotel.

The world has then colored my life with vivid experiences, memories and inspiration I hope to bring into my architecture. I believe things happen for a reason.

Whenever we go; whomever we meet; whatever we do; should mean something to us.

It is better to learn than to know.

catherine@re-cap.org



Ahmed Iwaz Hamdy /architecture/ musician/ grafitti artist


Day 05 - 21.01.2008 - 13:25 (Hanoi, Vietnam)

(Excerpt from Hanoi-Bangkok blog)


I really didn't write much the past 2 days, probably because I kinda completely disconnect myself from 'work'. I keep bumping into this same lady that sells banana. She gives me this weird price all the time, but something about seeing familiar faces makes you feel warm inside. So I said to myself, if I ever want to get fruits, I'll get bananas from her. Maybe I should snap a photo of her if I ever meet her again.


Of course, I never did.


Since then, I made it clear to myself that I must backpack to a different place every year! Insyallah.


“Aku sekali lagi seorang saksi di bumi luar tanah airku.” Itu hasrat ingin aku kotakan.



iwaz@re-cap.org



Elvin Tan Kiang How / architecture

Dreaming of becoming a great architect since I was in form 2 and I strive to be where I am today. Before; architecture was merely a great combination of science and art that allows infinite expression of my own creativity. All I have in my mind is to work hard.


'Till Frankie and I met our Suzy in one of her culture class where she showed us part of her travel experience. From that very right moment It seemed like an enlightenment to me.Architecture is much more then I had thought it was. Working and playing hard lets me experience and look at things in new dimensions and perspectives. re-cap does this to you. Experiencing….Documenting…Sharing and Giving back to the community is what makes a difference.

 

p/s: Elvin is addicted to re-cap…. hehehe 


elvintan@re-cap.org


Ong San San /architecture /print producer
Mastura Mokthar /architecture


SENIOR MEMBERS

Abdul Warith Zaki /architecture / go-kart enthusiast

Sit Heng Yeen /architecture/ guitarist

Elizabeth Phun /architecture/ royal naval officer

elizabethphun@re-cap.org




Hugh Koh /architecture/ snow boarder/ indie videographer




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