Xing ren you xian: chou mi cheng shi zhong de lu zhou

Mui Cheuk Chi."Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 2006-2007, design report."Includes bibliographical references (p. 86-87).Text in English with some Chinese.Cover --- p.1Acknowledgements --- p.2University Policy on Plagiarism --- p.3Content --- p.4Contributor Information --- p.5Definitions --- p.6Prologue --- p.7A Brief Timeline on Pedestrianisation --- p.8Local Government Planning Strategies --- p.23Study Models --- p.24Different Properties of Pedestrian Domains --- p.27Architectural elements forming Communal spaces for Pedestrians --- p.28Interface with existing buildings when an elevated walkway is connected --- p.32Multi-Level Circulations: Interface of changing levels --- p.34Reduce conflicts between pedestrian and vehicles by Separation of pedestrian movement and vehicular traffic --- p.35Reduce noise & pollutants of roads from Pedestrians --- p.36Conceptual Ideas --- p.38Sai Yeung Choi Street & Tung Choi Street (Ladies' Market) --- p.39Argyle Street --- p.40Overseas Examples: Bus-only Street @ Nicollet Mall & Minneapolis Skyway System --- p.42"Overseas Examples: Waterfront @ Circular Quay, Sydney" --- p.44"Overseas Examples: Underground Corridors @ Eaton Centre, Toronto" --- p.46Site Plan (1:2000) --- p.48Existing Site Isometric Drawing --- p.49Existing Situations: Pedestrians Movement Crossing Argyle Street --- p.50Scheme 0 / Scheme 1 / Scheme 2 / Scheme 3 / Scheme 4 --- p.52Proposed Vehicular Circulation --- p.57Terrace Level Plan (1:500) --- p.58Ground Level Plan (1:500) --- p.60Basement Level 1 Plan (1:500) --- p.62Basement Level 2 Plan (1:500) --- p.64Basement Level 3 Plan (1:500) --- p.66Block Plan (1:1500) --- p.67Section A (1:200) --- p.68Section B (1:200) --- p.73Proposed Design Isometric Drawing --- p.78Epilogue --- p.84Online Resources & Reference List --- p.8