Pedestrian spine: revitalizing a living quarter.

Cheng Koon Chung Vincent."Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 1998-99, design report."Includes bibliographical references (leaves 93-94).Programming reportSynopsis --- p.3Objectives --- p.4-5Planning in a living quarterProposalBackground --- p.6-13Hui - a traditional Chinese market placeUrbanization in Tuen MunShopping/ retailing mode in living quarterPedestrianization in a living quarterSummarySite and context --- p.14-20General backgroundZoning in central Tuen Mun districtHistorical backgroundSocial backgroundOngoing developmentPhysical condition --- p.21-26Regional geographyTown center and its neighborhoodPedestrian flowTransportationPedestrian networkTraffic systemFabric of San HuiLocal walking journeyProblems and opportunities --- p.27-29Urban deficienciesSocial deficienciesRenewal and redevelopment potentialClient profile --- p.30-31Client scenarioClient's goalUser identificationConstraints --- p.32-34Use controlDensity controlProgramming method --- p.35Mission --- p.36Issues --- p.37-44Pedestrian circulationImageInteractionConvenience and connectionActivities scenario --- p.45Schedule of accomodation --- p.46Budget estimation --- p.47Case study --- p.48-56Design reportProject goals --- p.57Urban proposal --- p.58-64Phase onePhase twoPhase threedevelopmentconclusionBuilding design --- p.65-69conceptconceptual layoutfunctional relationshipmassing studiescirculation diagramStructural consideration --- p.70Building services consideration --- p.71Final Presentation --- p.72-83Appendix --- p.84-90Notes --- p.91-92Bibliography --- p.93-9