"City, Space, and Cultural Identities"

Rapid urbanization of Hong Kong in the past few decades not only has drastically changed the outlook of the city, but also has affected in various ways the everyday life of the residents. At the end of the Twentieth Century, while the urban development of the SAR goes further to a cyberport imagination and international amusement park design, how are the living space and cultural identities of the Hong Kong people affected?

Date:        1 Dec 1999 (Wednesday)
Time:        4:30 p.m.
Venue:       Reading Room, Centre of Asian Studies, Tang Chi Ngong Building, HKU
Host:        Elisabeth SINN (Centre of Asian Studies, HKU)

Guest 
speakers:    WANG Wei-jen (Architecture, HKU)
	     Desmond HUI (Architecture, HKU)
             Jackie KWOK (School of Design, Poly U)
	     MAN Si Wai (Educational Administration & Policy, CUHK)
	     PUN Ngai (Centre of Asian Studies, HKU)