INTERIOR SPACE OPTIMISATION AND SHARED-LIVING INFRASTRUCTURE AS STRATEGIES FOR DOMESTIC SPACE REDUCTION IN HONG KONG

Ernst Dengg; Dylan Mundy-Clowry; Johannes Würzler

INTERIOR SPACE OPTIMISATION AND SHARED-LIVING INFRASTRUCTURE AS STRATEGIES FOR DOMESTIC SPACE REDUCTION IN HONG KONG

Ernst Dengg, Dylan Mundy-Clowry, Johannes Würzler

Institute of Urbanism (1450)

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Abstract

This paper serves as a status of our current research in the field of space optimisation and collective living design in the context of Hong Kong’s urban housing fabric. The approach to this research has been to analyse the space-use efficiency of an exemplary housing project. Together with observations on emerging trends in co-operative living environments, this research is intended as guideline for the potential development of optimum building typologies in China Urban Housing.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Green-Low Carbon: The sustainable Living Environment and Construction in Modern Urbanization
Publisher	China Architecture & Building Press
Pages	236-241
ISBN (Print)	978-7-112-18253-4
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	China Urban Housing Conference - Quindao, China Duration: 23 Jul 2015 → 26 Jul 2015

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Conference	China Urban Housing Conference
Country/Territory	China
City	Quindao
Period	23/07/15 → 26/07/15

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Sustainable Systems

UN SDGs

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INTERIOR SPACE OPTIMISATION AND SHARED-LIVING INFRASTRUCTURE AS STRATEGIES FOR DOMESTIC SPACE REDUCTION IN HONG KONG. / Dengg, Ernst; Mundy-Clowry, Dylan; Würzler, Johannes.
Green-Low Carbon: The sustainable Living Environment and Construction in Modern Urbanization. China Architecture & Building Press, 2015. p. 236-241.

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