Interstitial Hong Kong / / Xiaoxuan Lu, Susanne Trumpf, Ivan Valin.
Enmeshed in Hong Kong’s densely woven urban fabric, wedged between its towering mixed-use complexes and perched along its steep hillsides, sits a network of more than 500 miniature public parks comprising the smallest unit of the city’s public open space network. Though plentiful, these so-called Si...
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Place / Publishing House: | Berlin : : JOVIS Verlag GmbH, , [2021] ©2021 |
Year of Publication: | 2021 |
Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- PART 1: Contexts
- Introduction
- Hong Kong Terra Infirma: A City’s Defiance of Its Slippery Slopes
- Between the In-between: Research Findings on Data-Driven Strategic Urban Design
- On Imported Planning Policies: Adaptability and Resilience of a Small Public Open Space Typology
- Ambiguous Topologies of Public Open Space in Hong Kong: Stairs, Alleyways, Sitting-out Areas, Parks, Playgrounds, Privately Owned Public Spaces and Vacant Lots
- Reassembling the Case Study: Critical Analysis and Design Production in the Studio
- PART 2: Cases
- Index
- Lapse
- Misfit
- Rift
- Littoral
- Gap
- Lacuna
- Authors
- Acknowledgments