Working Conferences and Papers

Working Conferences and Papers / 2002 Hong Kong


4th Pacific Rim Participatory Community Design Conference 　 Session 1 Globalization and Localization: Focusing on the Issue of Locality in the Context of Globalization 　 Building a Global City in My Backyard?! Case Studies of Pu-Yu New City Plan (Taiwan), Gateway Arts District (USA), and Shanghai Xin-Tian-Di (China) Shenglin Chang, John K-C. Liu, Tianxin Zhang, Margarita Hill Prevailing Global Culture and Its System: How Can We Save Local Cultures? Magokoro Yoshihira Contrary Status Seeking: A Means of Participatory Celebration of Locality Randolph T. Hester, Jr. and Shenglin Chang Participation in the PROC: Trans-Pacific Collaboration and Community Engagement in the planning of Quanzhou, Fujian Province Daniel B. Abramson Session 2A Trans-cultural Communities, Place Identities and Changing Environments: Focusing on the Contested Meanings and Identities of Urban Space 　 Contesting Meaning in Public Space: Labor Community and Public Art in the Financial Center Square, Taipei Chu-joe Hsia and Ngai Pun Contention Building: Neighborhood Revitalization and Divided Identities in International District, Seattle and Kogane, Matsudo Jeffery Hou and Isami Kinoshida Session 2B Trans-cultural Communities, Place Identities and Changing Environments: Focusing on Conflicts and Contention in Development and Preservation Involving the Public in Building Sustainable Communities: The Case of Western District Mee Kam NG Citizen Lead Participation or Government Lead Participation? How Can We Find a Watershed Management Alternatives for Yoshino River in Tokusima, Japan Tamesuke Nagahashi, Shuichi Murakami, Aaron Isgar, Yuichi Sato, Koichiro Yasuba, Satoko Asano Participation in Community or Community Participation: a Case Study of Taipei Bao-Zang Yan Squatter Community SPA, National Taiwan University Session 3 Construction & Regeneration of Community Participation and Culture: Focusing on the Dialectics of Community Planning and Community Building On Building a Homeland: Reflection on Community Design in Taiwan Chao-ching Yu The Production of Neighborhood Space and Parks: A Comparison of Taipei, Taiwan and Berkeley, California Marcia McNally and Liling Huang Community Preservation in Erje: Beginning with Two Wings Yuh-Jean Chen Participatory Planning on Human Landscape: A Case Study of Sheng-Xing BaSiDiGua, National Taiwan University Session 4A Exploration of Approach / Methodology in Participatory Urban Planning / Design: Discussion of the Methods and Approaches of Participatory Design　 Why Place Matters: Participatory Approaches to Neighborhood Planning & Design Michael Rios, Marcia McNally, Laura Lawson and Rachel Berney Grassroots Enhancement in Social Reform Application of Information Technologies to Community Design in Japan Taichi Goto Session 4B Exploration of Approach/Methodology in Participatory Urban Planning/Design: Engaging Community Processes and Environmental Processes Design for Spontaneous Activities in Urban Stream Chia-Ning Yang, Isami Kinoshita and Chien-Kuo Chiang Community Involvement in Environmental Planning in the Rural Area of Taiwan: The Case of Kuo-hsin Village Shu-Jen Kao Citizen Involvement in Wildlife Planning in the U.S. Victoria Chanse Special Panel on the Participatory Design in Hong Kong Participatory Research for the Designing and Planning of the Living Environment in Hong Kong: a First Endeavour Jackie Yan-chi Kwok, Michael Kin-Wai Siu, Ken Ng Participatory Planning: Hong Kong Experience Laurence Lam “Planning” in the Social Fabrics: a Case Study of Tai O’s Community Economy Iam Chong Ip Living Struggles in Local Community: a Case Study of a Chinese Village in the New Territories Siu-keung Cheung Self-Reflection on the Method of Participatory Design in Hong Kong’s Community Development Ben Ku Site Visit to Projects in Hong Kong + Party at the St. James Settlement Centre Objectives: Let participants of the conference to have a brief understanding of citizen participants in Hong Kong Presentation of Wanchai’s Participatory Projects: Urban Renewal, Community Park, Art Bridge Site Visit to Tai O, A fish village in Hong Kong Public Forum 1 Perspectives on Participatory Design in the Pacific Rim Taiwan: A Decade of Participatory Community Design in Taiwan: Critical Review and Future Prospects John K-C. Liu US: Challengeishimashu! Episodes in the Pursuit of Democratic Design Marcia McNally 　 Japan: The Possibility of Conducting Participatory Design in Japan Yasuhiro Endoh Hong Kong: Participatory Design in a Pluralist Society - the Approach and Experience of the Urban Renewal Authority Andrew Siu-lo Lam Public Forum 2 The Vision of Participatory Design in Hong Kong With different panel speakers from Hong Kong: 　 Dr. Kwok Leung Ho (Department of Applied Social Studies, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) Chris Law (Oval Partnership Architect) Man Tao Leung Ada J.P. Wong (Lawyer, Wanchai District Councilor)