[Field-Homework 3]_Signages and City Development
Director name: Wang Tianyi Credits: Hong Yao Neon signage, which originated in Paris in the 1910s, uses different gases such as helium, neon, argon, krypton, or xenon to achieve colorful lighting effects. In the 1920s, Hong Kong began installing neon signs on Tang buildings to attract customers. Hong Kong’s unique combination of high-density buildings, narrow streets, and “living on top” architecture allows neon signs to extend from the walls to the road, forming a spectacular streetscape. In the 1980s, when Hong Kong’s economy was booming, the number of neon signages on the streets reached its peak, and the promotion of
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