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[Field-Homework 3] Disappearing City: Sidewalk, Connaught Place, Hong Kong Central

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There are many sidewalks in Hong Kong，which provide a designated space for pedestrians, separating them from vehicular traffic. Sidewalks enhance pedestrian safety and reduce the risk of accidents and conflicts between pedestrians and vehicles. However, some sidewalks are not used frequently by people, and they may disappear shortly, such as the sidewalk next to Jardine House, located at Connaught Place, as shown in the image below. source: google map Let us discuss why this sidewalk will disappear from two perspectives: urban planning that requires more space during city development and the comparison of usage of pedestrian bridge and sidewalk, where

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[Field-Homework 3] Unconventional City: Glyph, Man Wah Building, Jordan

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Video essay link: https://youtu.be/2TWSCy5qDGE Backup link to Google Drive (In case YouTube remove the video again): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VOF3dB4WykYQ_zPp2EzPfhigNJhNRZZ0/view?usp=sharing Theme and subject matter The theme of my video is unconventional glyphs in the Man Wah Building, specifically the words appearing on signages and posters in the streets. The definition of ‘design’ is taken loosely in this project, referring to any glyphs that are written in an unconventional way, including those that may regarded as incorrect by many. Of all the artifacts in a physical community, glyph is almost the most abstract one. It certainly is presented in the street as an actual object

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[Field-Homework 3] Disappearing City: Payphone Booths, Central

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  Disappearing City: Payphone booths, Central Written, Directed and Edited by Cheung Wan Suet, Yvonne, 3036234401 Video link: https://youtu.be/aOsq34dxst4 Theme and Description Central district, crammed with bustling traffic and looming skyscrapers, is the heart of this metropolitan and cosmopolitan city. Everybody here is occupied and is supposed to be occupied with something, living at the fastest pace, embracing the newest changes. All the happenings in here are in an indifferent state of transience and a non-occurrence. The existing payphone is also in a state of transience, silently waiting for its impending death. In the 90s, it was at its prime

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[Field-Homework 3] Contradictory City: Graffiti

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Video Essay: https://youtu.be/8q0tFaBy99I?si=Urub7_etTix_U7Ym   Introduction The theme I have picked is the temporary and permanent nature of graffiti. Graffiti, as a unique art form, exhibits two characteristics that make it independent in terms of time – temporary and permanent. Although graffiti itself is difficult to preserve for a variety of reasons and will disappear with the loss of time, the meaning conveyed by graffiti works as a form of art will live on forever, and graffiti works are both a reaction to the social situation of the time, and their cultural value can also influence society. Firstly, the expression of

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[Field-Homework 3] Construction City, Construction site, Hong Kong Central

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Word Count (Excluding Credits and Reference): 888  Description of the theme and subject matter, including the places and components The main theme of the video is about the ongoing construction activities surrounding the observation wheel in Hong Kong Central. In my view, this site under construction may cause some trouble at the moment, but it tend to have many positive effects on Hong Kong in the future. In order to provide a comprehensive understanding and analysis, a range of photographs and videos captured during the fieldwork were utilized. Although the observation wheel in Central is a well-known tourist attraction, the tourism industry in

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Field-Homework 3 The Disappearing Cultural Hub: The Story of Hong Kong’s Fruit Market

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Title: The Disappearing Cultural Hub: The Story of Hong Kong’s Fruit Market In the heart of Hong Kong, there was a vibrant cultural hub known as the Hong Kong fruit market. For years, it served as a bustling center of economic activity and a symbol of community identity. However, as urban development projects took hold, the landscape of the fruit market began to change, ultimately leading to its disappearance. This video essay explores the rise and fall of the fruit market, shedding light on the implications of urbanization and changing consumer preferences. The Hong Kong fruit market held deep historical

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[Field-Homework 3] Public City: Star Ferry, Central

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Link to the video: https://youtu.be/mfA9sUTzAqk Credits: Director: Polina Saburova (3036269963) Music: Precious Memories by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com Outer Footages: Kong, H. (2022, July 31). Hong Kong’s Star Ferry on the brink of closure? No way, says company. South China Morning Post. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/transport/article/3187168/hong-kongs-star-ferry-brink-closure-no-way-says-company Hong Kong Explorer. (2023, November 10). Hong Kong Walking Tour | MTR Super Station Rush Hour 香港鐵路超級車站繁忙時間 | Central | Admiralty | #13 [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_pVolJVs1M   Description In my previous analysis, I discussed the potential transformation of Central Pier in Hong Kong’s Central district. However, it is important to consider the primary usage of ferry piers

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[Field-Homework 3] Disappearing City: Old Gates, Man Wah Sun Chuen, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon

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Subtitle: Disappearing City: Old Gates, Man Wah Sun Chuen, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon Hypothesis: All the traditional gates with craved patterns in Hong Kong will be replaced by new, electronic gates in 10 years. Description: This video essay mainly focuses on the disappearance of the old Hong Kong gates located in the Man Wah Sun Chuen. As there will be a redevelopment at the estate, the gates that were installed would also be demolished, especially for the traditional Hong Kong-style metal gates. First, the history of the gates will be explored from the original form of the gates to its

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[Field-Homework 3]Disappearing city:Star Ferry

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YouTube link: https://youtu.be/68r5O2E5ErY?si=2E9-q-3G58ETHs_u                                            Disappearing city: Star Ferry The iconic star ferry is vanishing and it is important to raise awareness on this issue. Introduction Exploring the disappearing Star Ferry in Hong Kong, this video essay will delve into the historical significance and cultural pillar of this iconic symbol as a s transportation. Over a century, Star Ferry unquestionably witnesses the growth and transformation of the city. However, the rapid pace of urban development poses a threat to its existence. In this video, we show a journey

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[Field-Homework 3] Warm City

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Theme/Concept As you open a box of dimsum, a wave of hot steam immerses deep into your body. The mouthwatering smell takes you on a journey towards heartwarming conversations and life long relationships. Warm City: an investigation into the disappearing dim sum parlors of Hong Kong Directed by: Dohyun Jennifer Kim  “Yum Cha” is a cantonese phrase which literally means “drink tea.” It’s a cherished old tradition in Hong Kong where people gather with their families in dim sum parlors and talk while eating dim sum with tea. When I first came to Hong Kong, I was introduced to this

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