Urbanie & Urbanus

Issue 2023 Aug

Urban Design for a Sustainable Future: Innovations for the Model City

https://www.doi.org/10.55412/08.09

Issue 8, P. - P.

Urban Renewal Path, Streetscape Enhancement, take green as a Strategy: a case study in Mong Kok

Zeping Ou

MUD (Master of Urban Design), Faculty of Architecture, University of Hong Kong

 and  Frank Chow

MUD (Master of Urban Design), Faculty of Architecture, University of Hong Kong
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