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Organized by the Institute of European Studies of Macau, the Department of Architecture in the Faculty of Creative Industries at the University of Saint Joseph, the Politecnico di Milano, and Albergue SCM, the “Relink_Revive” symposium gathers a group of leading designers and scholars to discuss innovative ideas for revitalising historical neighbourhoods, with a focus on the Mong Há district of Macau.
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Travessa da Fabrica No. 5
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Thomas Daniell (University of Saint Joseph)
Marco Imperadori (Politecnico di Milano)
José Luís de Sales Marques (Institute of European Studies of Macau)
Carlos Marreiros (Marreiros Architectural Atelier)
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A.C.E.
Institute of European Studies of Macau
University of Saint Joseph
Politecnico di Milano
Albergue SCM
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10:00
Doors open
10:15
Welcome
Marco Imperadori (Politecnico di Milano)
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Session 1: Urban Revitalization, Conceptual Approaches and Case Studies
Cecilia L. Chu (DOCOMOMO)
Matteo Poli (Politecnico di Milano)
Joshua Bolchover (University of Hong Kong)
Giuliana Iannaccone (Politecnico di Milano)
Francesco Rossini (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Marco Imperadori (Politecnico di Milano)
Moderator: Nuno Soares (University of Saint Joseph)
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Session 2: The Case of Mong-Há and its Surroundings
Maria José de Freitas (AETEC-Mo)
Weijen Wang (University of Hong Kong)
Francisco Vizeu Pinheiro (University of Saint Joseph)
Sheyla S. Zandonai (Laboratoire Architecture Anthropologie)
James Cheok Son Chu (Macau Design Centre)
José Luís de Sales Marques (Institute of European Studies of Macau)
Moderator: Carlos Marreiros (Marreiros Architectural Atelier)
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Moderator: Thomas Daniell (University of Saint Joseph)
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Mong Há walking tour from Macau Design Centre to Ox Warehouse
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Four students of the Master in Community Development, namely Olivia Lam, Nelson António, Katrina Lok and Calvin Tam, accompanied by Professor Ray Choy, taking the Module ‘Power, Strategy and Social Change’ interviewed one of the Macau Legislative Assembly law makers and social service practitioners of Macau. As part of the classes, the visits were aimed at having a better understanding of the process of social and community change in Macau, and in particular comprehending the various power strategies adopted and recognizing the main characteristics of community activists and leaders.
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Co-author of the books Hong Kong In-Between (MCCM / Park Books, 2015) and The People of Duckling Hill (Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2015), Géraldine Borio will illustrate the journey of a Swiss architect researching and working on Asian in-between spaces.
The narrow back lanes of Hong Kong and leftover spaces under Bangkok’s expressways have been the entry points to understand the mechanisms of urban environments. Less regulated and less sterile than official public spaces, these edge public spaces – unplanned and appropriated by the inhabitants – function as important buffer zones across the city. By observing people’s interactions with these in-betweens, in both physical and metaphorical ways much can be learn from their strategies to overtake the harsh environment.
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