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| 日期 | 時間 | 活動 |
| 2021年10月21日 (星期四) | 香港時間 :下午6時30分至晚上8時 |
聯乘研討會：《城市未來：人 · 傳意 · 建築》及《島嶼縈迴: 構建以人為本建築及多元社會》 |
| 英國時間: 早上10時30分至中午12時 |
HKDI與英國 Ravensbourne University London修讀建築、室內設計、傳理的學生將接受挑戰，分別在香港深水埗和倫敦Hackney Wick區，分析350平方呎的城市生活狀況。
透過探索人與傳意、建築間的互動交流，兩地學生將針對文化和社區、舊城改造「仕紳化」、可持續性、人口老齡化和貧窮等議題作研究、反思及創造，並以口述、圖案及建築等媒介，勾畫出兩地居民的日常生活。此網上展覽旨在讓公眾關注如何以創意探討及解決城市發展衍生的各類社會問題，為未來城市建設提供新的可能性。
節目類別：線上論壇、研討會
平台：網頁，線上論壇於Microsoft TEAMS進行
適合年齡：所有年齡
無障礙配套：線上論壇配以中文字幕，以英語進行
主題：社群公益
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About Urban Futures: People · Communications · Architecture
In 2020, as part of HKDI’s “Global Design Studio” scheme, HKDI joined hands with Ravensbourne University London (Ravensbourne) on an international collaborative student project known as Urban Futures: People · Communications · Architecture. In this exchange project, students explored how complex issues of urban change could be made tangible through cross-continental exchange of research and studio practice, disciplines between the Communication Design and Architectural Design disciplines.
Both Hong Kong and UK students worked on the same brief but two different gentrified locations: taking an area of 350 x 350 metres in Sham Shui Po district of Hong Kong and Hackney Wick area of London, exploring its interaction between people, communications and architecture, and developing solutions on how the verbal, graphic, and architectural languages interact to create narratives about people’s ways of life.
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Sham Shui Po
Sham Shui Po is one of the most dynamic and eclectic districts in Hong Kong facing potential redevelopment and gentrification problems. How might we evaluate and respond and provide a haven for the locals of Hong Kong while propelling into the future? 14 students from HKDI underwent a series of in depth mapping exercises and consequently propose an intervention of a small artist village for the locals of Hong Kong.
3 project themes under Sham Shui Po
Interventions (PDF)
Stories (PDF)
Memories (PDF)
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Hackney Wick
Hackney Wick situated within the London Borough of Hackney, Hackney Wick has an industrial past dating back to the 19th and early 20th centuries. It was once characterised by large scale factory yards and wharves sitting alongside residential terraces within a distinctive urban grain, and still enjoys the highest concentration of artist studios in Europe. It is bounded by infrastructure such as roads, railways, waterways and greenways which forms its insular character.
2 project themes
Sustaining Identities - Producing Nature (PDF)
Sustaining Identities - Crafting Communities (PDF)
Cities worldwide of different cultural backgrounds face similar issues – dealing with aging districts, over population, climate change and gentrification. How can communities be engaged and be benefitted in order to sustain. What are the means of social engagement through design, to identify and tackle the problems in urbanity? Watch our symposium hosted by academics from HKDI and the University of Lincoln in UK.
Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) has established partnerships with over 40 universities and design institutions from around the world, to enrich students' learning experience. The diverse collaborative projects with our overseas academic partners prepare our students to face the world’s interconnected, global challenges while cultivating their international, multi-faceted perspectives and approaches, and understanding of ever-changing global issues.