People often refer to Hong Kong as the city with the highest density of high-rise buildings and population. However, to meet economic goals, more skyscrapers are being built. Various reclamation projects along the city’s coastline have given way to huge huge building structures, further reducing our port area. The old building was demolished, without considering urban protection or renewal. Although the occupancy rate of some buildings is low or zero, as the value of residential and commercial properties continues to rise, developers continue to satisfy their desire to continue to play the market game. At the same time, housing is still the main concern of citizens-for people living in densely populated spaces without privacy, owning a home is the highest expectation of many people, and housing mortgage loans have become a lifetime obligation.
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- How much is our one square foot taller? We were trapped in the jungle of this city's architecture by photographer John Fung. Feng's "square feet" challenges us, seeking another understanding of the openness, geometric abstraction and the complexity of spatial relationships in the concrete city.
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