Issues and Opportunities

The current issues for Tin Alley are:

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However, through the site analysis and investigation, the group found that the Tin Alley still has great potential to turn into a new public space for the University.

- The alley’s locality allows it to turn from a division into a connection, - The nature of its shape provides great opportunities for variation in activities across different locations, - Various sizes of open spaces scattered along Tin Alley can be utilised to add more functions, characters, and encourage people to engage with campus life, - Most of the people use the alley as footpath or bike track currently, therefore, a suitable level of pedestrianization will be able to populate the space, ‡Ài>Ìi݈Ã̈˜}}Àii˜ë>ViÃV>˜LiVœ˜˜iVÌi`LÞ -1̜`iÛiœ«> Lˆœ`ˆÛiÀÈÌÞ˜iÌܜÀŽvœÀ̅i܈`ˆÛiȘ1˜ˆÛiÀÈÌÞ°