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LABBING FO TAN POLICY Š 2015 HK Jacky Chan Wai Hin
Published in Hong Kong in 2016 by Jacky Chan Wai Hin, Master of Design (Urban Environments Design) 15/16, HK PolyU School of Design Jockey Club Innovation Tower Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong Tel: (852) 95778645 Fax: (852) 27745067 wai-hin.chan@connect.polyu.hk Advisor : Tim Jachna, Alvin Yip
Copyright Š 2015 Jacky Chan Wai Hin Master of Design (Urban Environments Design) 15/16 HK PolyU School of Design
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CONTENT FUTURE & VISION
SOFTWARE POLICY INNOVATION DESIGN SOCIAL INNOVATION CO_POLICY TYPE OF INDUSTRIAL APARTMET OWNER FLOW OF ARTIST IN FO TAN PERMANENT & TEMPORARY MAKER PLACES POLICY OF PRESERVATION POLICY OF EXPLORATION POLICY OF CONNECTION NEW ORGANIC SYSTEM OF FO TAN
HARDWARE POLICY OF CONNECTION NEW ORGANIC SYSTEM OF FO TAN
OPEN UP NEW POSSIBILITIES
FOR SOCIAL CHANGE
POLICY BURNING SPACE
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TYPES of INDUSTRIAL APARTMENT OWNER
Through Programs & Activities to Exchange
Apartment They use the apartment to process art works and continue their business
OWNERS WHO : FINISH / STILL PAYING FUNDS
O TAN
Payment
Owner A
Challenging
INDUSTRIAL APARTMENT
The number of speculators are increasing
Owner B Payment Directly Exchange
Look For Investor Actually they buy the apartment not for own use, is for investment. They use to find potential buyers to accept an expensive offer.
Apartment
INVESTMENT / SPECULATORS The power of speculators are expanding
POLICY of GETTING AN INDUSTRIAL APARTMENT
INVESTMENT / SPECULATORS
Illegal Activities Owner
Change the use of land
O TAN
Payment Ultimate Goal
INDUSTRIAL APARTMENT Client
legal Activities OWNERS WHO : FINISH / STILL PAYING FUNDS
Land Premium = Land Value x Discount Rate
Flow of ARTISTS in Fo Tan Side Work
90% Work at home
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Move to China ARTISTS in Fo Tan
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Move to Other Districts
PAST POLICY TO PROMOTE FO TAN ART CULTURE START TO PROMOTE 2001 FO TAN CULTURE
2014
2015
RENT OF APARTMENT INCREASE 30% AFTER OPENING
OPEN STUDIO TO PUBLIC
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ARTIST in Fo Tan
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Control and Freedom
Forbidden
Manipulation
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Transferring Knowledge
Performativity
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Citizen Control
Citizen Power
To form a connection between government/institution and the community in Fo Tan
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PERMANENT & TEMPORARY MAKER PLACES Private
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GALLERY
EXHIBITION
A room or building for the display or sale of works of art.
A public display of works of art or items of interest, held in an art gallery or museum or at a trade fair
STUDIO A room where an artist, photographer, sculptor, etc. works.
MUSEUM A building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.
WORKSHOP A room or building in which goods are manufactured or repaired.
PERMANENT
TEMPORARY
POLICY OF PRESERVATION STRENGTHEN THE SUBSTRUCTION Private OF FO TAN CULTURE
Public
RECALL
TO DO IT GALLERY HISTORIC PRESERVATION A room or building for the display or sale Museum can preserve the history of Fo of works of art.memory. Tan in people’s
TO BUILD IT
COLLECTION
EXHIBITION
EDUCATION
A public display of artcan or items Start to collect art works that created in of works People learn from Fo Tan through of interest, Fo Tan. Spent time to assemble and held in an art gallery orthis place. museum or at a trade fair build up a spectacular Fo Tan Memory Place.
KNOWLEDGE DELIEVER
PRESERVATION
STUDIO The preservation policy is the foundation
of Fo Tan development. Museum can be A roomawhere an artist, permanent memory place in Fo Tan to photographer, educatesculptor, and promote the characteristic etc. of Foworks. Tan to everyone.
MUSEUM A building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.
WORKSHOP A room or building in which goods are manufactured or repaired.
PERMANENT
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GENES
To CONTINUE THE GENES OF FO TAN. Promote this culture to Hong Kong or even the world. Let the genes grow continuously.
INSPIRATIONAL PLACE in FO TAN Private
Public
GALLERY
EXHIBITION
A room or building for the display or sale of works of art.
A public display of works of art or items of interest, held in an art gallery or museum or at a trade fair
STUDIO A room where an artist, photographer, sculptor, etc. works.
MUSEUM A building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.
WORKSHOP A room or building in which goods are manufactured or repaired.
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POLICY OF EXPLORATION
CITIZEN POWER
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BECOME A GOBAL MAKER DISTRICT The exploration policy is to turn Fo Tan district to a more diversity perspective.
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CITIZEN
INHABITANT
LABORATORY
It provides new social opportunities such as aspect of job and study. The tourist plan can turn Fo Tan to become an unique cultural maker district and landmark.
INSTITUTION FO TAN MAKERS UNIVERSITY ENHANCING IDENTITY LAB_LIVING
EXPERIENCE WITH
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MAKERS
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POLICIES of CONNECTION in FO TAN Artist + Others = Cooperation + Reputation
Studios
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Reputation
I am here!
TOWER
The space only can be used by artists in the building.
TOWER TOWER
MOUNTAIN
RIVER
POLICIES of CONNECTION in FO TAN Artist + Worker + Others = Opprtunities
EXHIBITION + CANTEEN
CANTEEN CANTEEN STUDIOS RESTAURANT
STUDIOS
Food is the connection between artists and people.
POLICIES of CONNECTION in FO TAN Artist + Worker = Maker
STORAGE STORAGE
Most artists and workers we interviewed said they can work by themselves. Maybe it is only because they haven’t awared the ways of cooperation.
Designer work individually.
Process of producing works
DESIGNER
STUDIOS
Workers work individually.
WORKER When works are done, 1-2 latest works of artists and workers are allowed to put in the same storage. They can see each other works at the same time.
STUDIOS
POLICIES of CONNECTION in FO TAN Artists Cooperation in Fo Tan
Artist + Artist
Artist + Worker
Artist + Others
The Cheonggyecheon River
The Restoration of Environmental, Social & Economic in Seoul
Before
After
Drainage
River
Landmark
Adaptive Reuse the Drainage
ENVIRONMENTAL - Provides flood protection for up to a 200-year flood event and can sustain a flow rate of 118mm/hr. - Increased overall biodiversity by 639% between the pre-restoration work in 2003 and the end of 2008 with the number of plant species increasing from 62 to 308, fish species from 4 to 25, bird species from 6 to 36, aquatic invertebrate species from 5 to 53, insect species from 15 to 192, mammals from 2 to 4, and amphibians from 4 to 8. - Reduces the urban heat island effect with temperatures along the stream 3.3° to 5.9°C cooler than on a parallel road 4-7 blocks away. This results from the removal of the paved expressway, the cooling effect of the stream, increased vegetation, reduction in auto trips, and a 2.2-7.8% increase in wind speeds moving through the corridor. - Reduced small-particle air pollution by 35% from 74 to 48 micrograms per cubic meter. Before the restoration, residents of the area were more than twice as likely to suffer from respiratory disease as those in other parts of the city. A Attractive Place Ture a drainage to a landmark
A place to gather, to share & promote culture
ECONOMIC -Increased the price of land by 30-50% for properties within 50 meters of the restoration project. This is double the rate of property increases in other areas of Seoul. - Increased number of businesses by 3.5% in Cheonggyecheon area during 2002-2003, which was double the rate of business growth in downtown Seoul; increased the number of working people in the Cheonggyecheon area by 0.8%, versus a decrease in downtown Seoul of 2.6%.
The Cheonggyecheon River
The Restoration of Environmental, Social & Economic in Seoul
Drainage
River
Landmark
SOCIAL -Contributed to 15.1% increase in bus ridership and 3.3% in subway ridership in Seoul between 2003 and the end of 2008. -Attracts an average of 64,000 visitors daily. Of those, 1,408 are foreign tourists who contribute up to 2.1 billion won ($1.9 million USD) in visitor spending to the Seoul economy.
Ref : http://cheonggyecheonrestorationproject.blogspot.hk/p/design-devlopment.html
CERAMICIST
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O TAN Mr CHAN 20 years in Fo Tan OWNER of Workshop
IT’S NOT ABOUT WHAT I LOOK LIKE IS ABOUT WHAT MY WORKS LOOK LIKE MY EXPERIENCE
ARTISTS HAVE UNIQUE WAY TO USE SIMPLE TOOLS THEIR KNOWLEDGE ARE TREASURE
SKILL
EXPERIENCE
WITHOUT MAN & SKILLSPOWER
Mr CHAN : WE ARE WORKING WITH WORK NOT WORKING WITH PEOPLE
3D PRINTINGS IS NOT PROCESS OF ARTIST
THEIR EYES ON PEOPLE WITH SAME JOB WILLING TO LISTEN & CONTRIBUTE TO THE CITY WILLING THE EDUCATE THE YOUNG GENERATION
MANPOWER
WITH TOOLS
ARTIST’s Organic System
Fo Tan MAKER’s System & Relation
Ideas Concepts
Skills
Skills
All about process & linkage
Spontanrous Awareness Service
Service
To encourage Urban Spontaneous Awareness Valuable Activities
ARTIST’s ORGANIC POLICY
Shing Mun River Drainage
ARTIST’s Organic System Apply to City
New Center Point & Square
Ideas Concepts
Skills
Skills Spontanrous Awareness Service
FO TAN
Service
Valuable Activities
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Shing Mun River Drainage
REDEFINE THE USE OF TELEPHONE BOOTH
New Center Point & Square
Ideas Concepts
Skills
Skills Spontanrous Awareness Service
FO TAN
Service
Valuable Activities
SHING MUN RIVER
UTOPIA OF FO TAN ?
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