Figure 1. The polycentric city model calls for the strengthening of unique and complimentary identities for each new town cluster, in relationship to regional collaboration opportunities (images: Li Junwei). 

Figure 2. Fo Tan as a Creative Industry Hub, featuring renovated industrial buildings and shared facilities in a new central pedestrian zone (images: Tan Handan, Liu Guoyin & Liao Wenjia).

Figure 3. Potential ‘upgrade’ strategies for isolated and monofunctional estates in Tin Shui Wai (images: Li Yibing & Lin Shuiyang).

Figure 4. Implementing cycling for everyday trips, enhancing public spaces in Tai Wai (images: Yao Hongru & Zhou Yucheng).

Figure 5. Transformation of underused drainage channels into a shared ecological and public activity areas (images: Li Hejuan & Wang Yuxuan / Zhang Qian & Liu Xiaoya).

Figure 6. Development of public spaces and adjoining buildings, to create social and cultural connections between Ha Tsuen Village, Hung Shui Kiu and Tin Shui Wai (images: Jiang Kaiyuan & Yue Junyu).

Figure 7. ‘Resilient coastal development’ incorporating rain and flood water mitigation strategies and waterfront public spaces (images: He Yifan & Song Qihang).