A study of small open spaces in Hong Kong
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Citation
園林 Yuanlin, 1996, pp. 43-46
Abstract
A group of Architecture students from the Chinese University of Hong Kong conducted a study of small open spaces to find out the success and failure of them. Their lecturer, Leng Woo, reports their results.
(1) Introduction
(2) Method of study
(3) Findings
(4) Major users and uses
(a) Elderly men
(b) Elderly and middle-aged women
(c) Children
(d) Teenagers
(e) Audlts
(f) Passers-by
(g) Homeless-people
(5) Successful and unsuccessful feature
(a) Space
(i) Successful features
(ii) Unsuccessful feature
(b) Planting
(i) Successful features
(ii) Unsuccessful features
(c) Seating
(i) Successful features
(ii) Unsuccessful features
(d) Facilities
(i) Successful features
(ii) Unsuccessful features
(e) Furnishings
(i) Successful features
(ii) Unsuccessful features
(f) Maintenance
(i) Successful feature
(ii) Unsuccessful features
(6) Conclusion
(7) Bibliography
(8) Acknowledgments
(9) Appendix
Description
Notes: A study conducted by a group of Architecture studends from the CUHK
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Type
Article
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Date
1996
Language
en