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CHAN Chun Hei [RS]
CHAN Tsz Chuen [RS]
LEUNG Ho Wang [RS]
TSANG Kwong Kuen [RS]

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CHEN Yiran, Tina [SD]
LUO Yi [COMP]
XU Danni [SD]
XU Jingwen, Hilary [MM]

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CHENG Ka Yu, Agnes [RS]
FU Wing Yan, Connie [RS]
LO Sum Ying, Sophie [RS]
SHEK Wing Tung, Ruby [RS]

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LEUNG Wing Gi [RS]
LI Sze Yiu [RS]
NGOK Charis [RS]
VENKATESAN Jyotsna [COMP]

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CHAN Long Hei, Cyrus [RS]
CHENG Wing Lam Winnie [RS]
HO Ming Hei [SD]
KWOK Yuen Ching [SFT]
WONG Ching Yan [RS]

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A sustainable restaurant in Central- Treehouse

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With TREEHOUSE, we hope to re-introduce what has been lost - a sense of connection with the nature of life- to be "One with Nature."

TREEHOUSE has been created as a modern, technology and chef-driven restaurant acutely focused on quality.

Grounded in healthy eating it's a refreshing introduction to the future of dining: sustainable, ethical, modern and fast. From this holistic approach you'll find lead-free eco-cement, reclaimed wood, 100% recycled plastic furniture, composting, seasonal certified organic nutritious produce and more. Expect a feature from some well-loved Christian signatures locally sourced and organic as possible.

As a fast-casual venue, the food will be made to order and ready within moments to take-away or dine-in. In the spirit of healthy eating, TREEHOUSE will offer both gluten-free and raw options among other allergy free options.

The menu is completely unprocessed, serving only whole foods free from preservatives, refined sugars, artificial sweeteners, food dyes, trans-fats, soy-isolates, bleached flour and more.

TREEHOUSE is a flagship destination built around the theme of being "One with Nature"- an uplifting space to help us reconnect with nature and flourish as we live in this moment. Through nourishing food and a mindful environment, TREEHOUSE is a gentle reminder that change starts with us.

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Grounded in healthy eating it's a refreshing introduction to the future of dining: sustainable, ethical, modern and fast. From this holistic approach you'll find lead-free eco-cement, reclaimed wood, 100% recycled plastic furniture, composting, seasonal certified organic nutritious produce and more. Expect a feature from some well-loved Christian signatures locally sourced and organic as possible.

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Topic: life on land / sustainable cities and communities
Field site: T-park
https://www.tpark.hk/en/

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CHAN Cheuk Yiu, Johnathan [RS]
CHENG Ka Hin [EE]
CHUN Mun Dart [RS]
LEUNG Tsz King [RS]
WONG Chun Hang [HTI]
WONG Hoi Ki (SN]

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CHEUNG Chi Yi, Kaitlyn [RS]
LAM Cho Wing, Jasmiki [RS]
LI Man Hei, Janice [RS]
WONG Hoi Kiu, Ealas [RS]
YEUNG Hoi Laam, Meggie [RS]
YEUNG Tsz Yiu [RS]

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Here's group 9's infographic submission.

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Group 3 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 0930.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 7 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 1045.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 6 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 1045.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 5 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 1045.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 2 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 0930.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 4 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 0930.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 1 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 0930.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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Group 8 students,
Your lecture time tomorrow morning is 1045.
The venue is U202, at the podium floor.
See you.

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KONG Hei Lam [APSS]
KWONG Lok Yi, Sandy [APSS]
NG Wai Lam [APSS]
NG Yuen Ying [APSS]
TAM Tsz Hei [HTI]

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Group 1 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.
If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 2 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 3 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 4 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 5 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 6 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 7 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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Group 8 students,

Please come to get the permit personally.

If you want to discuss with me your idea please let me know.

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I also put it here for your immediate perusal.

Lecture 3 PREZI link

https://prezi.com/view/kPkkT9w5ud4Rit3GLc4t/

Lecture 2 PREZI link

https://prezi.com/view/FKb04ZOZd7MVSrzSKH2j/

Lecture 1 PREZI link

https://prezi.com/view/go40AMUCNqQQU1wvbmX5/

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topic 5  Sustainable Cities and Communities
field site: Central Elevated Walkway and nearby areas
Places planning to visit:
- Tai Kwun
- PMQ
- Central Market
- Tree House

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The filed sites we want to choose are:
1.Hing Chun Yeuk, Sha Tau Kok: Lai Chi Wo Village and Mui Tsz Lam Village.
2.Central Elevated Walkway and nearby areas.
Our plans:
(We want to compare these two filed sites)
·The different living conditions of people in different field sites and the ways they make a living. For example, the main goods sold in their shops.
· Different ecological conditions in different field sites and the coordination between residents and local ecology.
· The cultural background of different filed sites, the continuation and renewal of the traditions.
· Degree of connectivity between the field site and other locations.
· How can the filed site attract more residents and visitors.
(Yiran Danni)

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Please be reminded once more that it is NOT A MUST that you have to do comparison. You just decide which is best suiting you, and let me know.

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Field Site: Tai O Fishing Villages

Places planning to visit:
1. Stilt Houses
2. Old Tai O Police station
3. Tai O Rural Committee Historic and Cultural Showroom
4. Tai O storefront
5. Take a boat ride to see Chinese white dolphins

Topic to be discussed:
Decent work and economic growth

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CHEN Yiran & XU Danni

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Topic: sustainable cities and communities

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Topic: sustainable cities and communities

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Field site:
1. Hing Chun Yeuk, Sha Tau Kok: Lai Chi Wo Village and Mui Tsz Lam Village
2. Wan chai historic sites:
Eg:
-blue house
-old wanchai post office
-old wanchai market
-and others

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Field site: Ting Kok, Tai Po
Checkpoints for the field trip:
- the habitat of the sheltered sandy shore
- coastal and marine organisms living in the sheltered sandy shore
- the mangrove and its associates & plants

Topic area:  Life on land
Focus of our research: the natural habitats and biodiversity of Hong Kong

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Field site: Bazaar along the tramway: Chun Yeung Street, North Point 北角春秧街

Topic area: Industries, Innovation and Infrastructure

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- Site: T-Park (under Environmental Protection Department)
- Topic: Sustainable cities and communities/ Life on land
- Guided Tour (English)
- Main checkpoints: T · HALL (an exhibition hall), T · HABITAT. (a home for wildlife and nature), T · GALLERY (with real-size models), T · SPA (supported by the heat energy recovered from the sludge incineration process)

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Group 4,

Please let me know your field site and plan as soon as possible.

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Thanks !

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Dear group 3 members,

Happy to have a touch base and exchange with your group just now via Google Meet. I hope this may give your side more ideas/information of your field observation to come.

For other groups, as I have said, you can always approach me for discussion. We can meet via cyber means any time so long as we can fit with one another.

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Fu Shin Street was formerly known as Taihe City. It was established by the "Tai Po Qiyue," one of the five leading families in the New Territories and the nearby villages. There were 28 shops comprising about 4 shops each when the Tang family's Tai Po Old Market in Putou initially opened, evenly placed on both sides of the street with 14 shops on each side and doors facing one another. The residents were the ones that used Taihe City the most at the time. The market has everything you need for your daily life, including clothes, food, oil, groceries, etc. There are public scales in the city, and the money taken in covers the costs of the offices.

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Comparable factors between 2 field sites

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Comparable factors between 2 field sites

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Comparable factors

-Conservation of natural and cultural heritage resources

-Degree of connectivity between field site and other locations

-Social network and community engagement of local residents

-Tourism and cultural engagement with visitors

-Economic/employment and housing opportunities in the local community

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Hi Rodney! We would like to have an online group-consultation with you tomorrow at 10:30. Is it fine with you? Please confirm with us your availability and thank you so much:D

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Group 4 members,

I need to know about the kind of observations that you have collected in the field site. When are you going to talk with me?

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Group 2 members,

I want to meet your group and know about your progress. Do you have time to meet me tomorrow except from 1030 of which a group has already booked me? I can be reached online or physically at CD301.

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Please contact me and let me know your progress. You can come to visit me at CD301 in the morning, or log on the Google Meet, or book me another time.

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A Hundred-year-old store on Fu Sin Street

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A Hundred-year-old store on Fu Sin Street

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The first hundred-year-old store to introduce is Lam Bo Shing (林寶盛). First of all, there is a very eye-catching signboard with red letters on a white background. There are three Chinese characters " Lam Bo Shing " written from right to left in the center. "Oil, sugar and groceries" (「油糖雜貨」) and "canned food and seafood"(「罐頭海味」) are written respectively, so in front of this store, you can know what the store sells at a glance.

Such a traditional signboard, the words on the signboard are written from left to right, and the style is very simple, which is very different from the signboards designed by modern people, so that people can know at a glance that this shop has a certain history.

The seafood and groceries in this old store are neatly arranged, and a lot of yellow lights are used for lighting, which further highlights that this store is very traditional, and the dark yellow lights bring an inexplicable sense of nostalgia.

There are basically only two people working in the store, and many of the customers who come to patronize are regular customers, and some regular customers even walk into the store, and then sit down directly to chat with the boss.

Ms Lam, the female proprietress has gray hair and looks a certain age, but she is still in good health. She can even lift a lot of heavy products.

There is a tin can for collecting money in the store. The tin can is rusty, but it can be seen that it is a tin can of Eagle Mark condensed milk. It has been around for many years. This tin can is used for putting money. Even though the store has been in business for over a hundred years, it still insists on collecting money manually, without using a machine, let alone any electronic payment. The reason is that the boss is not young anymore and doesn't know much about technology. She thinks it is too complicated to deal with these electronic things. Since there is no cash register or any electronic payment tools, each number is written by hand, and each number of the account book also needs to be calculated by themselves.

There is a couplet near the door: 「寶藏價格公平取 盛業宏開信義基」. This is a couplet that the current owner’s grandfather asked someone to mention. The name of the first owner (寶盛) was hidden, which can highlight the purpose of the store. Ms Lam finds a calligrapher to rewrite a pair of couplets every year and paste them during the Lunar New Year.

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There are many kinds of Seafood (海味) here, such as the dried oysters, the dried scrimps, etc.

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Chun Yeung Street ( Little 'Shanghai' or Little 'Fujian' because many refugees from these two places settle here)
-the historical background of Chun Yeung Street is rich. The name of the street is named after a sugar cane business man Mr Kwok Chun Yeung. He later became a real estate developer and invested a lot in the surrounding areas.
-the only market in Hong Kong where tram would ride through towards the North Point Terminus, which is similar to Maeklong Railway Market in Thailand. Originally, people just walk around in the market. However, when the tram is approaching, the people will slowly let their way out, which is an interesting scenario.
- Many residents and the owners of shops there are able to speak Fukien (or Hokkien) and Shanghainese dialects. They may communicate these two languages in the market. the bond between the consumers and the sellers are close.
-one side of the market sells dry stuff such as while another side of the market sells wet stuff like meat and vegetables

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first consultation completed from 0945-1030 on 09/03/23

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first consultation completed from 0945-1030 on 09/03/23

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Thanks for your discussion with me just now. Please go ahead and let me know if you need further help.

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first consultation completed from 1030-1100 on 09/03/23

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first consultation completed from 1030-1100 on 09/03/23

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Thanks for your coming in to share your progress with me. Feel free to contact me at your discretion.

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first consultation completed from 1115-1140 on 09/03/23

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first consultation completed from 1115-1140 on 09/03/23

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Thanks for coming in the Google Meet. I know your group is going to WanChai to do the second field site capture. It is a bit tight according to the schedule, but as you are doing a comparison it is still manageable. Please keep me in the loop.

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first consultation completed from 1140-1155 on 09/03/23

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first consultation completed from 1140-1155 on 09/03/23

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Thanks for joining the Google Meet today. It is glad that you have completed your field visit and your inquiry on the definition of the phrase 'decent work and economic growth' is noted. Please go ahead, and thanks for passing me back the Camera set and case back in the afternoon. Please come to my office GH309 at 1315.

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Fu Shin Street (富善街） is about 150 meters and not very long. It is one of the traditional markets in Hong Kong.  This short street is full of old Tai Po old style, without being over-developed. It is very rare to find this kind of old market in Hong Kong, which is rapidly developing. Therefore, when we come here, we feel that we will pass through  Going back in time and space to return to the simple and innocent sense of life in the past, you can also discover many old shops and even century-old brands!  The "market" can reflect the daily needs of a person living in the community. This is the most authentic and authentic life experience. There are no check-in booths and eye-catching architectural designs. What is here is what Hong Kong already has.  Very rare old style.

Taihe Market on Fushan Street used to be the largest market in the East of the New Territories. It is not to tease the old history. Fushan Street was called Taihe Market in the early days. It was built in 1892 (the eighteenth year of Guangxu), and there were 28 shops when it opened.  , evenly distributed on both sides of the street, with 14 stores on each side, facing each other. (Now it has developed into more than 70 stores). After a hundred years, it is still one of the most prosperous places in Tai Po District. If you go to Tai Po, you can’t go there.  Walking around Fushan Street, I really didn’t feel the real flavor of Tai Po.

There are all kinds of shops on Fushan Street, including grocery stores, fruit stores, daily necessities stores, noodle shops, vegetable markets, temples and bakeries, etc.

Fushan Street can be said to be a concentration of time-honored brands.  Due to the development of globalization, many people say that there are fewer and fewer old shops in Hong Kong, and century-old shops are even rarer and extinct like dinosaurs.  However, there are several hundred-year-old shops in Fushan Street, including "Lam Bo Shing “(林寶盛), "Foji Noodle Family"(佛記粉麵世家), "Ting  Shun Hang"(天順行), "Zhongxing"(中興), "Tongren"(同仁)...too name but not few  .  In addition to the old stores, there are also several daily grocery stores here. In these daily grocery stores, you can also find many rare old-fashioned goods, such as fire water stoves and Hakka summer hats.

When we walk to the half of Fushan Street, we will see a temple in the middle, which is big and special.  Because it is one of the few in Hong Kong that has such a formal temple in the vegetable market. It is not only a statutory monument, but also an ancient temple with a history of more than a hundred years

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We found that in the new central market, there is an exhibition about HING CHUN YEUK to promote the related culture and attract more visitors and volunteers to get involved in the development of HING CHUN YEUK, I think it’s a representation of how to use different media to develop in modern time.
Yiran

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林寶盛- Not willing to Take Over and the impact

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林寶盛- Not willing to Take Over and the impact

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It has been more than a hundred years since Lam Bo Shing (林寶盛) opened, but now the third generation of owners are getting older and their physical strength is not as good as before, and their children feel that this business is very hard to keep and they are unwilling to take over. Therefore, this century-old shop may be close to the end in the near future.

There are many reasons for the reluctance to take over. The generation of the owner’s children is definitely better educated than the previous generations, and they are more capable of doing other jobs. It is definitely easier than guarding this old store.

But if no one is willing to take over this old store, there will be one less old store in Fu Sin Street, and there may be only some newer shops left. Over time, Fu Sin Street will become more and more popular.  more modern.

In fact, Fu Sin Street is one of the existing markets in Hong Kong, and it can preserve most of the old shops. Therefore, in this small city, after more than 110 years of change, it can still retain a strong market.  In the atmosphere of the city, in addition to the food and supplies needed for daily life, you can find many traditional goods, such as Hakka straw hats, fire water stoves, Hakka snacks, etc. Even if you find these things elsewhere, you may not have such a wide range.

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Background Information of Central Elevated Walkway

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Background Information of Central Elevated Walkway

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中區行人天橋系統 區仕美資料整理

最近隊友們舉行了城市漫步的活動，這一天把中環的行人天橋系統走過了，認識了城市設計的概念，也參觀了香港的歷史建築。more photos

中區行人天橋系統，又稱中環行人天橋網絡，它是位於香港港島北部，近維多利亞港，中西區的一套行人天橋大型網絡設施。

系統由香港政府及中環各大地產發展商分期互聯建成。發展商包括香港置地、怡和、信德集團等，在部份地方設有樓梯及電動扶梯方便行人，而部份連接兩座大廈的天橋則設有空氣調節。在金鐘一帶有另一個行人天橋系統，經由炮台里、「長江公園」及長江集團中心，與中環的行人天橋系統連接。

1970年代，置地在當時的中環海旁興建康樂大廈（今怡和大廈），為方便行人來往，便興建了一條橫跨干諾道中的行人天橋，連接太古大廈（今遮打大廈），康樂大廈及香港郵政總局。置地亦在其發展的大廈之間興建多條行人天橋連接。1980年代初，交易廣場落成後，政府興建了一條行人天橋連接置地天橋，並沿海旁向西擴展，連接當時的中環碼頭及上環信德中心。一些位於皇后大道中的大廈，如渣打銀行大廈及中匯大廈，亦興建了行人天橋連接置地的物業，成為網絡的一部份。
1993年，中環至半山自動扶梯系統啟用，並經恒生銀行總行連接至政府興建的行人天橋。1998年，香港國際金融中心及機場快綫香港站落成，部份沿干諾道中興建的行人天橋被拆卸，改為連接國際金融中心。2000年後，政府再興建一條平行的天橋連接環球大廈與交易廣場。

中環系統

範圍
* 東：中環置地廣場、太子大廈、港鐵香港站、中環站
* 南：中環恒生銀行總行、中環至半山自動扶梯系統、中環蘇豪區、半山干德道
* 西：上環信德中心、港澳碼頭、港鐵上環站
* 北：香港國際金融中心、中環碼頭、港鐵香港站

華人行前身為第二代香港郵政總局（皇后大道中）及第一代香港最高法院（畢打街）舊址，於1922年以呎價50元售出，1924年，第一代華人行建成。1985年，和黃地產集團收購華人行業權，由長江實業重建第二代華人行。

樓高23層（包括閣樓及兩層地庫），地面為商舖，21層甲級寫字樓樓面面積共達260,000平方呎。據報華人行在1970年代確實承諾興建行人天橋連接相鄰大廈而獲得2,100平方米的面積回贈；只因當年沒有把有關協議寫入地契, 或因地契條款漏洞多多，包括沒有為完工日期設限，令發展商得以開脫。

行人天橋系統由中環大地主置地公司於1970年代建立雛形，連接當時新落成的康樂大廈（今怡和大廈），與其他置地物業如遮打、歷山、太子大廈和文華酒店。

商業建築之間由一道道天橋連接，形成香港獨有的都市風景，天橋系統的建立，主要因為中區交通繁忙，尤其干諾道中路段，完全實行人車分隔，提高行人與汽車的流動速度與安全性；商廈之間的小型天橋則方便租戶與消費者。但有人感受天橋系統卻架空了庶民街道生活。利用高架天橋連接商廈和平台花園，令行人與街道生活割裂，無法建立感情聯繫，亦是一種社會控制的手段。

行人天橋打破了建築物與建築物之間的界限

就如中環的四通八達建築群網路，一定是建築師熟悉了解之後，知道人們的需求，才作出人性化的規劃。」「建築通常會反映一個地方的文化。如果以獨立的建築物來看，香港建築的特色也許比不上外國，但按照整個城市的形態為一個整體，很多建築物結合在一起就顯出特別的地方了。」香港建築師學會的嚴迅奇對本港建築如是談。

究竟甚麼是香港的文化？香港文化又帶來怎樣的建築性格？在嚴迅奇看來，香港地少人多，就香港人的生態而言，人們生活節奏快，似乎不願浪費每分每秒，異常注重效率，建築物的設計自然亦隨之講究實用性。

香港建築物在設計時還注重融合於交通網絡中，滿足人們生活急速，講求便捷的需求。嚴迅奇列舉了中環的三維交通系統--地下、地面以及天橋的有效結合。「各建築物之間都是有牽連的，從這幢大廈到那幢大樓，可以從四通八達的『通路』中盡情穿梭，打破了建築物與建築物之間的界限。」

嚴迅奇還道出了本地建築物的最大特點：建築物和建築物之間，以及建築物與城市之間有種互動感和親切感，是相比其他城市的優勢所在。香港建築的實用性與外國相比可屬遙遙領先，這與城市性格以及港人的生活習慣息息相關。不過，也許正是因為港人過於注重建築的效率和實用，難免忽略了公共空間的藝術性，造成了建築大樓千篇一律的設計。

「人們通常不會想到，這處是否需要添一個美麗的花盆，那處是否需要一片空地用來憩息，快節奏的實用文化全都體現在建築上面，造就了公共空間的文化。」

（本文摘自由香港電台第一台節目「世界不是平的」第二集（1月14日）內容，節目主持為劉雅欣、葉冠霖，這集嘉賓是建築師嚴迅奇。
http://paper.wenweipo.com/2007/01/13/FC0701130004.htm

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中區行人天橋系統 區仕美資料整理 最近隊友們舉行了城市漫步的活動，這一天把中環的行人天橋系統走過了，認識了城市設計的概念，也參觀了香港的歷史建築。more photos 中區行人天橋系統，又稱中環行人天橋網絡，它是位於香港港島北部，近維多利亞港，中西區的一套行人天橋大型網絡設施。 ...

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上環

上環（Sheung Wan）位於中西區北部，是香港最早開發的地區之一，售賣海味、古玩、布藝等傳統的小店散落在區內，四處瀰漫老香港情懷。上環原是四環九約其中一環，東起鴨巴甸街、永吉街，西至威利麻街、南至皇后大道。上環自 1843 年起一直是華人聚居地及主要商貿區，英國人及其他外國人則住在中環。上環現時亦是商業區，不少中資企業的辦事處設在該區。上環是香港的海味及中藥集散地，文咸東街與文咸西街中藥店林立，高陞街則是有逾百年歷史的藥材街。 德輔道西、永樂街、文咸西街 是香港最大的海味乾貨集散地。荷里活道及摩羅街一帶以古玩店著名；歌賦街夾雜了畫廊、雜貨店、酒吧和餐廳，融合古舊和現代文化。

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中西區好去處與旅遊景點 | Central & Western District Travel Guide | NearSnake.com

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上環 上環（Sheung Wan）位於中西區北部，是香港最早開發的地區之一，售賣海味、古玩、布藝等傳統的小店散落在區內，四處瀰漫老香港情懷。上環原是四環九約其中一環，東起鴨巴甸街、永吉街，西至威利麻街、南至皇后大道。上環自 1843 ...

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Group 1, do you think we may do an e-consultation on Monday night (13th March) say at 10 p.m. via Google Meet?

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Group 6, your captures above are rich and your effort appreciated. We need to have a section to exchange on the issues identified. Please let me know whether you guys can have a discussion with me on Tuesday night at around 10 p.m. or 11 p.m. via Google Meet.

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Group 7, I would like to ask for an e-consultation with your group to know more about the progress. I may do it on Wednesday night any time after 8 p.m. Please let me know. I assume it is an one-hour session?

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Tai Po Man Mo Temple was built in 1891 by the residents of Tsat Yeuk community to commemorate the completion of the Tai Wo Market. It is the office of the Tai Po Tsat Yeuk Rural Committee at that time. The Tai Po Tsat Yeuk Rural Committee has always valued the historical significance of the temple and in 1983.

In 1984, the Hong Kong government declared the Tai Po Man Mo Temple as a designated historic building, making it the first protected building under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance in the New Territories.

In 1985, the Tai Po Tsat Yeuk Rural Committee received technical support and financial assistance from the government to carry out large-scale restoration work on Tai Po Man Mo Temple, preserving its original appearance.

On the walls inside the temple, there are photos of the visit by Governor David Wilson in 1987 and the last Governor Chris Patten in 1994. For more than a century, the temple has been a hub for local worship and has carried the memories and sentiments of old Tai Po, which still remain deeply ingrained in the hearts of the Tai Po people.

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first consultation completed from 2000-2045 on 13/03/23

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first consultation completed from 2000-2045 on 13/03/23

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Thank you Tina and Danni for showing me the progress of the work. Please keep up and see how your group can produce something based on further elaboration of the materials that you have produced so far - but in an e-poster format (Canva).

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disadvantage discovered from rapid development in central 

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disadvantage discovered from rapid development in central 

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1. price level

2. level of psychological prospects of people

3. environmental prospects

all three points expounded by comparing Meizilin and central

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Research by UST about central environmental issues 

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Research by UST about central environmental issues 

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Hello Rodney, I'm Hillary. I found in Google that UST have a recent detailed research about central. Then I sent the email to them asking for is there have the possibility for us to use it as a reference.

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Group 6, then please suggest a time slot! Do it before the lecture on Thursday! Maybe tomorrow night? No need if not all of you are available. But at least most of you can turn up will do.

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Dear Group 6 members,
I will meet you at 2300 tonight via Google Meet. Those who can attend do turn up, and if you can't please inform others.

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The field trip to North Point is completed on 11th March. It is observed that there is a hotel built in Chun Yeung Street. It looks a bit strange as the main industry in Chun Yeung Street is about selling daily products and other goods.

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It is located away from the residential areas of Hong Kong, on a remote side of the new territories, surrounded by hills and a blend of open spaces and forests. T-Park was established in a place that allows maximum efficiency, since it is situated near major transportation routes that make it accessible to waste collection vehicles which, thus, allows timely transportation and minimal carbon footprint. The absence of many buildings and other infrastructure near the plant is quite noticeable. This could help minimize the impact of the facility on its environment. Its remote location allows it easy access to renewable energy sources.

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"  Some infection disease experts said that bird feces may contain H5, H7, and other avian influenza viruses, as well as E.coli, Salmonella, and other bacteria; people with low immunity are more likely to be infected.
A director of the Centre for Infectious and Infectious Diseases at the University of Hong Kong said: "If [bird feces] contaminates the handrails or the environment, and you touch the handrails, you will get some bird feces on your hands. If you rub your eyes and nose and touch your mucous membranes, you will pass on the germs in the bird dung to yourself."
https://urlzs.com/xprNu
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"Comparing the results with other similar tests, the party found that the total bacterial content of the handles of automatic escalators from Central to Mid-levels was even higher than that of toilet boards and higher than that of automatic escalators in Sha Tin and Kwun Tong".
https://orientaldaily.on.cc/content/news/odn-20190820-0820_00176_033/

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Dear Group 1,

According to the record, your group still hasn't returned your 360 camera kit to us, please be reminded to do so before the end of this week, 24 Mar (Friday).

Please return your kit to Kathy in FJ 506. Before you come, please dial 27665782 so that she could open the door for you.

Thanks!

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The history of tram in Chun Yeung Street

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The history of tram in Chun Yeung Street

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The tram starts to pass by Chun Yeung Street by 1953, which results in the interesting scenery of tram riding through wet market.

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If you've been to Thailand, you may have experienced the Maeklong Railway Market, where trains pass through a bustling market and shop owners must quickly clear the way for the incoming train. Chun Yeung Street in Hong Kong offers a similar experience, but on a smaller and more "civilized" scale.

Named after a sugar cane businessman turned real estate developer, this street has a rich history. During World War II, it attracted many Chinese refugees from Shanghai and Fujian due to the businessman's heritage. In the 1980s, many Shanghai-style restaurants on the street became some of the most prestigious in Hong Kong.

Chun Yeung Street in the morning

In the 1950s, the city needed to extend the tramline beyond Causeway Bay but realized there wasn't enough space for the tram to turn around on the main street, King's Road. So they came up with a better idea: route the tram through Chun Yeung Street and its busy wet market. Good city planning, indeed!

Chun Yeung Street in the 1950s versus the 2010s

If you're visiting this neighborhood, here are some things you shouldn't miss:

Food - There are plenty of great restaurants and eateries nearby. Given the street's roots in Shanghai, we recommend trying Shanghai-style Chinese food here. Other recommended spots include Lee Keung Kee North Point Egg Waffles, Tim Ho Wan, Mak Kee, and Tung Po.

Things to do - In addition to taking a tram ride and exploring the wet market, be sure to check out the local Shanghai-style barbershop for a traditional experience. There's also a rare embroidery shoemaker in the neighborhood if you're looking for authentic souvenirs. For a taste of Chinese opera, you can get a ticket to watch a show at a nearby theater.

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Chun Yeung Street - Experience the Vibrancy of Hong Kong's Railway Market

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If you've been to Thailand, you may have experienced the Maeklong Railway Market, where trains pass through a bustling market and shop owners must quickly clear the way for the incoming train. Chun Yeung Street in Hong Kong offers a similar experience, but on a smaller and more "civilized" scale.

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Neighbourhood and community in North Point

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Neighbourhood and community in North Point

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https://www.jstor.org/stable/23889582

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"LITTLE FUJIAN (FUKIEN)": SUB-NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY IN NORTH POINT, HONG KONG on JSTOR

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Gregory E. Guldin, "LITTLE FUJIAN (FUKIEN)": SUB-NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY IN NORTH POINT, HONG KONG, Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. 17 (1977), pp. 112-129

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Conservation of natural and cultural heritage resources:

Blue House Wan Chai is located in the heart of the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong Island and is a recognized historical site. The Blue House Cluster, consisting of four tenement buildings, was built in the 1920s and 1930s and was restored in 2017 to preserve its heritage value.

Sha Tau Kok Town is located in the northeastern part of Hong Kong's New Territories and is home to the Sha Tau Kok Traditional Hakka Walled Village, which is a declared monument in Hong Kong. The village was built in the Qing dynasty and has been preserved as an example of traditional Hakka architecture.

Degree of connectivity with other locations:

Blue House Wan Chai is located in a highly connected area of Hong Kong, with easy access to buses, trains, and trams. It is also close to major commercial and residential areas, making it a desirable location for both residents and businesses.

Sha Tau Kok Town is more isolated, with limited transportation options. There are no train stations or major highways in the area, and buses are infrequent. However, the town is located near the border with mainland China and serves as a gateway to the Mainland.

Social network and community engagement of local residents:

Blue House Wan Chai has a strong community network, with many local community organizations and initiatives focused on preserving the area's cultural heritage and improving the quality of life for residents. The area is also home to many small businesses and creative industries, which contribute to the local community.

Sha Tau Kok Town has a more dispersed population, but it is home to a close-knit community of residents who are actively engaged in preserving the area's cultural heritage and natural environment. The town has a community center that hosts events and activities for residents, as well as a museum that showcases the area's history and culture.

Economic and housing opportunities in the local community:

Blue House Wan Chai is located in a highly developed area of Hong Kong, with a strong economy and many job opportunities. However, housing prices in the area can be quite high, making it difficult for some residents to afford to live there.

Sha Tau Kok Town has a more limited economy, with fewer job opportunities. However, the town has a growing tourism industry, with visitors attracted to its unique cultural heritage and natural beauty. In recent years, the town has seen an increase in guesthouses and homestays, providing additional economic opportunities for local residents.

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Dear Group 4,

According to the record, your group still hasn't returned your 360 camera kit to us, please be reminded to do so before the end of this week, 24 Mar (Friday).

Please return your kit to Kathy in FJ 506. Before you come, please dial 27665782 so that she could open the door for you.

Thanks!

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Thanks for making an appointment with me.
We will meet at Google Meet at 8 p.m. on coming Sunday, 26th March.

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Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) in Hong Kong process waste through preliminary treatment (screening and grit removal), primary treatment (primary sedimentation), secondary treatment (activated sludge process and final sedimentation), and sludge treatment (anaerobic digestion and sludge dewatering). After the above methods, the dewatered sludge is transported to T-Park from six different WWTPs for incineration and electricity generation. These six WWTPs are Sai Kung Sewage Treatment Works, Stanley Sewage Treatment Works, Yuen Long Sewage Treatment Works, Tai Po Sewage Treatment Works, Shek Wu Hui Sewage Treatment Works and Sha Tin Sewage Treatment Works.

Source : Zan, F., Iqbal, A., Guo, G., Liu, X., Dai, J., Ekama, G. A., & Chen, G. (2020). Integrated food waste management with wastewater treatment in Hong Kong: Transformation, energy balance and economic analysis. Water Research (Oxford), 184, 116155–116155. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2020.116155

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Mr Chu, may we conduct a consultation on 27th March at 10am via google meet?

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Hi Rodney, can we have a online consultation on Thursday 30/4 1030?

And we want to know whether all groups are going to present on 6/4,
or 4 groups 30/3, and the remaining 4 on 6/4

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Replying to Group 2 on presentation and consultation matters

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Replying to Group 2 on presentation and consultation matters

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Dear Kwong Kuen,

I believed you were present in my F2F meet up with more than half of the class last Thursday (23/3), or not?

I have repeated two things: ALL GROUPS are presenting on 6th April 2023 Thursday, and coming Thursday (20/3) is the last F2F meet up with all groups in HIVE again, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

So how can I have an online consultation with you on coming Thursday (30th March) at 10.30 a.m. when I am meeting all of you during the moment?

I instructed all groups in the meet up last Thursday to have e-consultation with me before the coming meet-up, so your group has to arrange another time to me in the coming few days.

Hope this is clear to your group.

Rodney

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Reflection from Fu Shin Street and the sustainable community policy of HK

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Reflection from Fu Shin Street and the sustainable community policy of HK

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Existing community networks and assets are suffering from destruction

In order to maintain sustainable community growth, community networks are essential. Residents can increase their capacity to address difficulties by strengthening them. Through regular communication and exchanges, a strong community network is created. Since most locals have lived there for a considerable amount of time, they have developed a sense of familiarity and community belonging. As a result, the networks are more crucial as resources for the community. However, the current local ties and social networks will disintegrate in the case of forced displacement for urban renewal. Preserving shared experiences within the community is essential for sustainable development and community building to maintain the original community network.

Small-scale economies break down within the street

In suburban areas, rent for small businesses is generally affordable. After the street is redeveloped or eliminated, it will be difficult for these stores to thrive, and the store owners and employees would lose their jobs, which might make the poverty issue much worse. In order to reach a consensus and protect the local way of life and economy while achieving sustainable growth, it is crucial to incorporate all stakeholders during the community development process fully.

A lack of bottom-up community participation

Hong Kong citizens have few opportunities to participate in community development under the current policy because the government develops large-scale building and community development initiatives using a top-down and economy-oriented strategy. As illustrated by the recent Tsoi Yuen Village and Express Train, this places affected persons and professions in a passive and disadvantageous position and gives the impression that the government is "steamrollering" people into its agenda, as the Fu Shin Street. The government's disregard for the original culture, way of life, and social network of the old community is a covert way of hastening the community's division and harmonisation.

Fail to protect the environment and preserve the culture

The government failed to tackle cultural preservation and environmental protection with appropriate consideration during the urban renewal project. Large, tall residential complexes and shopping centres are built during the rebuilding, with the improvement of air quality and the removal of pollutants taking a back seat. A glaring indicator is a rise in the number of buildings with folding screens. For instance, Fu Shin Street's historic bazaar is unlikely to be retained and may be replaced by huge shopping centres or apartments.

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Dear Group 1 members,

Thanks for participating in the second e-consultation which took place today from 2000-2045.
Please carry on with your work.

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Sorry about our mistake. What about 21:00 on 28/3?

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Dear Dr. Chu,
Can we have a consultation with you via Google meet on 28th March （21:30 pm）？

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Hi Rodney! Our group would be available for an e-consultation on the coming Wednesday, 29th March from 2-3 pm. Is it okay for you? Please let us know. Thank you:D

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1. Brief description on characteristics of field site

2. Brief intro of the topic area

https://sdgs.un.org/goals

3. How does the topic area apply on the field site, with aids of history of development [e.g. surviving process of the street / how does the dominance of industry change?]

4. the aspects of Chun Yeung Street which cannot cover the area

nil? e.g. infrastructure

1. Limitation of the street / why it deteriorates / problem or challenges it is facing now

can the residents be adaptive to the cotinual industrialization of Chun Yeung Street? [e.g. umemployment issue; disappearance of its 特色 — a tram in the middle of wet market —> Central area]

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Group 3, when are you going to meet me before the meet up on 30th March this Thursday? Your group is supposed to have an e-consultation with me first?

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Group 6, when are you going to meet me before the meet up on 30th March this Thursday? Your group is supposed to have an e-consultation with me first?

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Group 7, when are you going to meet me before the meet up on 30th March this Thursday? Your group is supposed to have an e-consultation with me first?

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Dear Rodney,

Can we have the consultation with you at 1030 pm on this Wednesday? Thank you!

Regards,
Sandy

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Field Site Relation to Sustainable Cities and Communities

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Field Site Relation to Sustainable Cities and Communities

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Central Elevated Walkway
Since Central is the CBD of Hong Kong, it is a very busy place as people commute to the area from all around Hong Kong. This has attracted a lot of traffic in the district where a large amount of greenhouse gases is created through the burning of fossil fuel. Although the walkway only connects places inside Central, this still serves as a kind of sustainable transport as it encourages residents to travel inside the district as pedestrians. Minimize the use of road transportation. Also, The walkway also connects to the MTR station, which also makes public transport more accessible

Apart from a kind of sustainable transport, the walkway is also an inclusive pathway. From the site visit, we see that the landscape in the district is very hilly and contain a lot of stairs and steep slope, which may cause a problem for the elderly or the disabled. With the walkway, it is much easier for them to travel across the district.

PMQ, Tai Kwun
Although these places might give out a kind of tourist attraction feeling, they actually are the result of revitalization projects conducted through the collaboration of NGOs, the government, and the private sector. This kind of partnership between
different stakeholders can be seen as a way of promoting sustainable partnerships by stimulating the local economy.

Also, the revitalized area has offered a place for holding fairs and activities conducted by volunteers and small local businesses. During our visit, we saw a fair promoting handicrafts held by the community center in the district. Also, we saw a lot of small local businesses shops open in these locations, this provide an opportunity as a starting point for businesses

Central Market, The TreeHouse (Restaurant)
We come to visit Central Market in our visit, and we came across a shop that promotes the shopping habit of bringing your own container to shop. This is an attempt of promoting a sustainable lifestyle as it encourages buyers to reuse containers and avoid buying one-time plastic containers.

Meanwhile, the restaurant TreeHouse is actually a vegetarian restaurant that promotes a vegan diet. As meat production contributes a portion of greenhouse gases emission, the promotion of shifting to a vegan diet can encourage people to shift their diet to become more sustainable. Outside the restaurant, a food waste recycling bin is set up by the shop. This is an interesting action to promote recycling food waste, which government miss out on such recycling schemes until recent years

These are some of the ideas we have in mind now. Please take a look at whether we are in the right direction

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Dear Group 2 members,

Thanks for participating in the second e-consultation which took place today from 2110-2150. Please carry on with your work, and see you on Thursday.

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Dear group 3,

We will meet at 9 p.m. tomorrow. The meeting has to be confined to 30 minutes as there will be three other consultations to follow afterwards.

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Dear Group 4 members,

thanks for coming in to have a discussion with me from 1000-1050 on 27th March 2023. It was a constructive discussion, and hope you may be able to carry on in your polishing work. Please feel free to contact me if needed.