from Designing Hong Kong Harbour District:
Harbour Views: What is your plan for Central and Tamar?
Do you agree with Government? Do you agree with the harbour planners? Do you have other ideas? Do you want a better plan? Here is your chance – three constructive events to help Government and politicians create a harbour-front Hong Kong residents can proudly take their guests to.
OUR TAMAR DAY
This Sunday, April 30, 2006, 2:30 to 5:00 pm, on Tamar
On this last day before Tamar closes to the public, you can your voice be heard and to let your ideas be seen. You are invited to make or bring a kite with your wish for Tamar, and help break the record for kite flying in Hong Kong. As there is lots of space, anyone with a performance or activity is welcome to make this a fun day.
‘Our Tamar Day’ is organized by Action Group on Protection of the Harbour, United Social Service Central Limited, Office of Legislative Councilor Dr Kwok Ka Ki, Society for the Protection of the Harbour, Hong Kong Alternatives, Friends of the Harbour and Designing Hong Kong Harbour District.
COMMUNITY PLANNING IN ACTION: CENTRAL AND TAMAR (1)
Next week, Sunday, May 7, 2006, 2:30 to 5:00pm, Caritas Hall, 2 Caine Road
Government, business, political parties and NGO’s are invited to present their ideas for Central and Tamar. Following the presentation, the Public is invited to join a debate and discuss the pros and cons of each proposal.
COMMUNITY PLANNING IN ACTION: CENTRAL AND TAMAR (2)
Next month, Sunday, May 21, 2006, 2:30 to 5:00pm, Edinburgh Square
With the information gathered on May 7, the Public is now invited to participate in a design charrette. This highly interactive process allows you to draw your ideas for the best urban, transport and marine plan for Central and Tamar.
The ‘Community Planning in Action’ events are organized by the Central and Western District Council together with Citizen Envisioning & Harbour – an alliance which includes the Business Environment Council, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong, Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management, The University of Hong Kong, Conservancy Association, Hong Kong Institute of Architects, Hong Kong People’s Council for Sustainable Development, American Institute of Architects – Hong Kong Chapter, Designing Hong Kong Harbour District, LIVE.Architecture Programme, Department of Architecture, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Urban Design Alliance, Save Our Shorelines, Sustainable Development Concept Magazine “SEE”, Central and Western District Development Concern Group, Division on Building Science and Technology City University, Hong Kong Council for Social Services, Caritas Mok Cheung Sui Kun Community Centre, Caritas Community Centre – Caine Road, St. James’ Settlement, Hong Kong Christian Service.
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