Kelvin Ho是悉尼建筑和室内设计公司Akin Creative的创始人，于2005年创立。专注于将该国最著名的时尚品牌的愿景翻译成零售空间。同时也负责豪华高端酒店和住宅项目。

Kelvin Ho is the founder of Akin Creative, a Sydney architecture and interior design company, founded in 2005. Focus on translating the vision of the country's most famous fashion brand into retail space. It is also responsible for luxury high-end hotel and residential projects.

Kelvin Ho于2003年毕业于悉尼大学，并持有香港中文大学经济学及物理学学士学士学位。精通粤语，普通话和英文。

Kelvin Ho graduated from the University of Sydney in 2003 and holds a bachelor's degree in economics and physics from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Proficient in Cantonese, Mandarin and English.

Kelvin Ho是时尚界首屈一指的零售建筑师。从LEE在Strand Arcade的第一家精品店，到A.P.C.的墨尔本数十个空间之间，Ho已经塑造了大家最喜欢的品牌互动的方式。

Kelvin Ho is the leading retail architect in the fashion industry. From LEE's first boutique in Strand Arcade to dozens of spaces in A.P.C.'s Melbourne, Ho has shaped the way everyone's favorite brands interact.

2005年，作为建筑师的Kelvin与零售先驱品牌Belinda Seper合作，打造了在Strand Arcade的第二个实体店。吊坠照明，未完成的木制橱柜和画廊风格的架子展现了现代时尚传奇，

In 2005, Kelvin, an architect, collaborated with retail pioneer Belinda Seper to create a second physical store at Strand Arcade. Pendant lighting, unfinished wooden cabinets and gallery-style shelves show modern fashion legends.

早些时候，Kelvin将LEE's的时尚美学带给了一家实体店，使用霓虹灯箱，镜面装置和高光泽地板，为LEE's在The Strand Arcade的第一家精品店创造了不朽的时尚品味。

Earlier, Kelvin brought LEE's fashion aesthetics to a physical store, using neon boxes, mirrors and high-gloss floors, creating an immortal fashion taste for LEE's first boutique at The Strand Arcade.

Akin Creative的客户群包括APC，Willow，Lover，Bassike，Incu和Vanishing Elephant，虽然该公司以零售业闻名，但其与酒店业巨头的合作关系遍及诸如Ms.G's，Palmer＆Co，Papi Chulo和新开业的Coogee Pavilion等场所。Kelvin不愿承认他孕育着城市最著名的内部空间。相反，他觉得他的职业生涯是从早期的创意实验中得出的。  

Akin Creative's customer base includes APC, Willow, Lover, Bassike, Incu and Vanishing Elephant. Although the company is known for its retail industry, its partnerships with hotel industry giants include Ms.G's, Palmer & Co, Papi Chulo, and new openings. Coogee Pavilion and other places. Kelvin would not admit that he bred the city’s most famous interior space. Instead, he felt his career was derived from early creative experiments.