ENVIRONMENT
Past. Present. Future.
Materials: Model contained in its own box, viewed from front


Size (W x L x H) (mm): 1255 x 1235 x 1355

Team Members

Division of Architectural Conservation Programmes, The University of Hong Kong
Lavina Ahuja

Anne Chung-sin Cheung

Edison Yin-hui Chun

Elzaphan Tin-wai Liu

Theodora Yin-nok Shum
Individual
Roger Wu
SHADOW DESIGN
Benjamin Lam

Kin-cheong Chan

Michelle Lo

Esther Cheung

Title:
Past. Present. Future.


Materials:
Model contained in its own box, viewed from front

Size (W x L x H) (mm): 1255 x 1235 x 1355

Synopsis:
The exhibit is a portal into Hong Kong, where the city’s many memories, opinions and visions are visually organised to curate a narrative of redistribution. Hong Kong’s multi-faceted society is an amalgamation of its cultural heritage (tangible and intangible), contemporary practice, and aspirations for the future. The architectural models, inserted in a mirrored space, represent the role of social significance of the past, sustainable practice of the present as well as a reimagined future where the urban fabric emerges from evolution and not demolition. The infinity view multiplies these scenes to deliver an interpretation of the past, present, and future of Hong Kong’s built environment, illustrating redistribution as an activator for action.