Urban Studio (National University of Singapore)- Urban Synergy - Shueng Wan - Central Hongkong

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DISTRICT : HONGKONG CENTRAL Central

80%

working inside the district outside district

20%

1850s

1870s

Sheung Wan

Tung Wah

58%

MidLevel

66%

working inside the district outside district

70%

working inside the district outside district

42%

working inside the district outside district

34%

30%

1900s

1990s

SHOPHOUSES

BLUE SPACE

GREEN STRUCTURE

LAND RECLAMATION

GEOGRAPHICAL CONDITION

URBAN LAYERS

SATELLITE MAP

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NATURAL RESERVE PARKS NEIGHBOURHOOD PARKS

STREET PARKS STREET SCAPE/ PLANTATION PRIVATE GARDENS

RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL OFFICE INSTITUTIONAL COMMERCIAL

> 50 M 7.5 - 50 M <7.5 M

HIGH TRAFFIC MOVEMENT MEDIUM TRAFFIC MOVEMENT LOW TRAFFIC MOVEMENT

HIGH PEDESTRIAN FLOW LOW PEDESTRIAN FLOW PRIVATE PEDESTRIAN FLOW FOOTOVER BRIDGE

ENERGY

UHI MAP

ROADS

FLOWS OF MOVEMENT

MODES OF TRANSPORT

ARTERIAL ROADS SECONDARY ROADS TERTIARY ROADS

BUILDING PROGRAM

BUILDING FOOTPRINT

ESCALATOR COMMERCIAL / POPS PARKS

ASPHALT MAP

SOCIAL SPACE

ROAD NETWORK

1980 - 1989 1930 - 1939 1920 - 1929

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CONDOMINIUMS

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UHI (MAX) weak ven la on UHI heat load and reduced ven la on UHI with some ven la on

HEAT LOAD but reduced thermal stress Reduced heat load with sufficient ven la on Minor ven la on in smaller heat loads Reduced ven la on & reduced land sea breeze

URBAN SYSTEMS & TYPOLOGIES Hongkong Central (Sheung Wan) exisƟng condiƟon

Trading and micro economics - Commercial

Urban plaza - Commercial

SHUN TAK CENTER

COSCO TOWER

Commercial (Mixed) Building Floors : 39 No. of towers : 2 total GFA : 204.216 sqm Water cons. : 50lt/capita

Office Building Floors : 56 No. of towers : 1 Energy cons : 250 kWh/yr

Municipal GIC

SheungWan Municipal Service Buiding Government Building Floors : 15 No. of towers : 1

GOODVIEW MANSION Residential Building Floors : 30 No. of towers : 1 Water cons : 220 lt/cap energ cons : 146kWh/yr

Typical mixed-use building Floors

Shophouses - retail

: 15 (average)

Typical shophouses building Floors

: 6 (average)

Residentials

CASTLE STEPS Private Condominiums Floors : 35 No. of towers : 2 Water cons : 220 lt/cap energ cons : 110 kWh/yr


URBAN SYNERGY INT

Revitalizing Urban Typology

URBAN REGENERATION

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WAT ER

BOULEVARD

PRO POSE

Injecting Integrated Mixed Development

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ECOLOGICAL NETWORK

CHAIN OF MOBILITY

EFFICIENT PEDESTRIAN NETWORK

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Chain of Mobiity

PEOPLE

PEOPLE

Integrated Hub as an opportunity for Diverse cultural acivities for social interaction PROFIT

PLANET

PROFIT

Reduction in GHG emmissions through energy efificient & renewable systems and clean technology in hub

INTEGRATED ECO HUB

PLANET

URBAN BOULEVARD

RK

PEOPLE

Improvement in Time and Distance for travelling, Promoting healthier Llifestyle

Improvement in environmental quality Reduction In Noise and Air pollution

PEOPLE

PROFIT

Enhancement of Livability by Increase in accessible Green and Blue area per person, Restoring hydrology on site

PLANET

Creation of Livelihood for community by generating micro economy in Green alleys and community Farming on retaining walls

Increase in rental Value in New Mixed Typology

Eco spines and Urban Boulevard

EX IS TI

NTR Y PA

Ecological Nexus

LOW IMPACT DEVELEOPMENT

RIANIS

DER PASS

CY CL

ATE HUB D ECO

Faster and efficient N-S pedestrian movement through Escalator and Elevated walkways PROFIT

PROFIT

Reduction in Overall energy Cost due to on site power generation

Increase in rental Value along the new Major linkages PLANET

PLANET

Lesser impact on environment through Energy Efficient Mode of transports

Reduction in UHI through Increased greenery.

REINJECTING GREENERY

ELEVATED CONNECTION

PEOPLE

PV ON ELEVATED WALKWAYS + ESCALATOR

HYDROPOWER PIPES

REGENERATIVE ESCALATOR

Envisioning Low Carbon model by way of Energy conservation , on site generation by renewables, achieving self sufficiency

COMMUNTY FARMING

Reimagining Inclusivity Better Cooperation between Public and Private

NEW TYPOLOGY

Low Carbon Model

Integrated Hub of Clean energy & Renewables

WATER FRONT PARK

CONTIGUOUS WATER FRONT DEVELOPMENT

INTERLACTING TRANSIT NETWORK

REVITALIZING URBAN TYPOLOGY

WATER HARVESTING TANK

ECOLOGICAL NEXUS

REIMAGINING NETWORK OF INCLSIVITY

LOW CARBON MODEL

ELEVATED WALKWAY

Connaught Road UNDERGROUND RETAIL CONNECTION

ECO TOWERS

SHUN TAK CENTRE

SHUENG WAN MTR

WATER FRONT PROMENADE

Creating a High Density with mixed use program by revitalisation of dipalidated typologies, integrated hub and Back alleys

INTEGRATED HUB

WATER FRONT PROMENADE

Extending the Strong E-W connection of Mobility to an efficient N-S mobility spine

Envisoning an ecological nexus of Green Spines and Urban Boulevard at Neighborhood Scale

New Armature of 20 km long waterfront Promenade. Extending Elevated connections from Central to Shueng Wan.

New Armature of 20 km long water Promenade. Extending Elevated connections from Central to Shueng Wan.

ECO SPINES

ECOLOGICAL SERVICES CASCADING WATER FILTER

Topgraphical Barrier leading to Weak N-S link. Mass Usage of Vehicles & Highwa as a physical and psychological barrier to Waterfront

POROUS RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT & URBAN FARMING

Highly Exclusive Situation formed by gated communities and gigantic retaining walls

BETTER COOPERATION BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE Dense and compact urban fabric leading to fragmented green Public Spaces

N-S PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIVITY ESCALATOR + ELEVATED WALKWAY A high carbon Model with high Energy consumption and poor environment quality

ALTERNATE MODES OF TRANSPORT BICYCLE TRACK INJECTED

Unstructured development addressing density .

EXISTING MODEL

URBAN BOULEVARD

HOLLYWOOD ROAD AVENUE OF PLANTED TREES PEDESTRIANISED ON WEEKENDS TO ENHANCE MOBILITY

ECO SPINES

ECOLOGICAL SERVICES CASCADING WATER FILTER

URBAN BOULEVARD CONNAUGHT ROAD

RETROFIT BUILDINGS

TERMINAL BUS INTERCHANGE

ALL MIDDLE AGED COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT TO BE RETROFIT ALONG CONNAUGHT ROAD

HUB WATER BODY CLEANSING BIOTOPE + RECREATION

WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT CONTIGUOUS CYCLING TRACKS + PARKS + RECREATION)

CONCEPT MODEL

ENERGY PLANT (WATER TREATMENT + WASTE TO ENERGY + CHP + SOLAR PV)

EDUCATION EXHIBITION SHOPS/ RETAILS LEISURE AMENITY


MASTERPLAN

URBAN SYNERGY I CENTRAL

MTR

Revitalizing Urban Typology InjecƟng Integrated Mixed Development EXISTING BUILDINGS NEW TYPOLOGY BUILDINGS REDEVELOPED BUILDINGS TRANSFORMED

Interlacing Transit Network Chain of Mobility

ESCALATOR BICYCLE ROUTE ROADS PERVIOUS PAVEMENT

SCALE 1:2000

Ecological Nexus Eco spines and Urban Boulevard

BOULEVARD PARKS FARMING ON RETAINING WALLS EXISTING GREENS WATER RETENTION BASINS WATER BODIES BIOSWALES

Reimagining Inclusivity BeƩer CooperaƟon between Public and Private

URBAN FARMING BUILDINGS REDEVELOPED

Low Carbon Model Integrated Hub of Clean energy & Renewables ECO BUILDING RETROFIT BUILDINGS SOLAR PV

URBAN ECOLOGIES

REFRENCES

URBAN APARATUS


S1-HUB+BRIDGE+PUBLICSPACES

URBANS MARTPROPOS AL S

S huengwa nMuni c i pa l s er v i c esbui l di ng

Commer c i a l bui l di ngs uppor t edby Di s t r i c tc ool i ngs y s t em

E c ot ower

PVPa nel sont op

HUBwi t h Di s t r i c tc ool i ng s y s t em

NSConnecon Hi g hwa y d R t gh u a n n o C

PVPa nel s ont op

HUBr oof

Wes t er nma r k e t

188%

30% d R t h g u a n n Co

77%

Br i dg e

S2-ECOBUILDING+PARK+ESCALATOR E l e v a t ed Wa l k wa y

3174s qm.

PVPa nel s ont op

I NCI NE RAT I ONPL ANT COMME RCI AL OF F I CE 11% 9% 3% S OCI ALS P ACE ARE A( GF A) PROGRAMME

NE RGY( P) GRE E NE RGY( C) E E N Cent r a l i z edA/ cS y s t em

Reg ener av e E s c a l a t or

OямГc e

Commer c i a l

d dR oo yw l l Ho

E c oT ower

Res i denc i a l

Publ i cS pa c es

Publ i cS pa c es

S t or m wa t er Re t a i ni ngS y s t em

Por ous Gr oundL e v el

4. 8%

d dR oo yw l l Ho

30% RE S I DE NT I AL COMME RCI AL OF F I CE S OCI ALS P ACE PROGRAMME

40%

775s qm.

35%

19%

6%

ARE A( GF A)

NE RGY( P)GRE E NE RGY( C) E E N

S3-BACKGREENALLEY+BOULEVARD+RETROFITBUILDING

ur ba nf a r mi ng S pl i tA/ C s y s t em

Cent r a l i z ed A/ Cs y s t em

ur ba nf a r mi ng

Ur ba nRoofF a r mi ng

Ur ba ndec a y

BE F ORE

Commer c i a l por t a bl e k i os k s

Pa r k

Rd d o o w y l l o H Rd d o o w y l l o H

30% RE S I DE NT I AL COMME RCI AL OF F I CE S OCI ALS P ACE PROGRAMME

S4-REIMAGININGINCLUSIVITY

Pr og r a mmes upporng ur ba nf a r mi ng

Cl os edl oop I r r i g a on

Boul e v a r d

0%

S t or m wa t er r e t en ons y s t em

AF T E R

Ba c ka l l e y

5535s qm.

53% 23%23% 3%

ARE A( GF A)

NE RGY( P)GRE E NE RGY( C) E E N

NE W RE S I DE NCI ALT OWE R+VE RT I CALURBANF ARMI NG

Ne wRes i denc i a l T ower

30%

Por ousGr oundL e v el Podi um publ i cs pa c e Verc a l ur ba nf a r mi ng f orc ommuni t y

RE S I DE NT I AL COMME RCI AL OF F I CE S OCI ALS P ACE PROGRAMME

4. 8%

1488s qm.

75%

25%

ARE A( GF A)

NE RGY( P)GRE E NE RGY( C) E E N


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Density/Program



Land Economic Value

Higher accesibility generated by the con nuous movement of people (MTR exits, Tram or bus stops, electric bicycles, carparks, & pedestrian walkway).

 Energy

Density 65000ppl Before 59000ppl

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Livelihood (employment)

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Energy Consump on

District Cooling System Amount of buildings serviced by DCS : 38% out of the total GFA of 1x1 km2.

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Waste to Energy (WTE) Only 65% of the total municipal waste is combus ble (for incinera on process) out of 2.5kg/day/cap of waste by 65000ppl. Electricity generated : 120 GWh/yr



Combined Heat & Power Co-genera on plant for genera ng power in a combined process reducing transmission loast load compared to centralized plant.

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Clean Energy Sources Hydropower turbines Solar PV panels

Water

: :

1200 MWh/yr 2500 MWh/yr

Retrofi ng old Buildings

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PVPanel + Smart Ligh ng System + Green Appliances + GHP (CAVI Simula ons).

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Clean Energy Source Transmission Lost

Raw water TreatmentPlant Rain water harvested on wet season : 2.150.000 lt on dry season : 250.000 lt Treated water used to supply for excess flushing use and Chilled water for DCS.

Nature



Water Consump on

Stormwater management Stormwater runoff collected by sqm of Bio-Reten on 8000 sqm : 2.5million liter (capacity) Biologically treated from polluted runoff water to become raw water (further treatment on the Hub to be non-potable water supply).

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Environment

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Water Treatment process

4.5 sqm/cap

2.7 sqm/cap

before 0.75 sqm/cap

before 0.8 sqm/cap

Walkable distance

From Conduit Rd to Connaught Rd (North-South) Regular tranporta on mode Time : 26 minutes Tariffs : 5 - 15 HK$ Con nuous walkable trail (with Regenera ve escalator) Time : 7 minutes Tariffs : 0 HK$

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Vehicular use per capita GHG emission per capita


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