Revitalizing Cultural Diversity: The Bamboo Craft Festival

Creator

Kung, Wing Sze, Wincy 龔詠詩

Title

Alternative Title

A Spatial Celebration of Hong Kong’s Cultural Heritage

Subject

Interior decoration -- Design -- Exhibitions

College graduates

Date Created

2022-08-16
2022-08-21

Relation

PolyU Design Show 2022: Profile Cards

Pao Yue-kong Library - Outstanding Work by Students

New Discovery of the Year - Landscape Design, The Architecture MasterPrize™2022 [International competition]

Cultural Architecture, The Architecture MasterPrize™2022 [International competition]

Best of the Best in Green Architecture, The Architecture MasterPrize™2022 [International competition]

Best of the Best in Recreational Architecture, The Architecture MasterPrize™2022 [International competition]

Best of the Best in Urban Design, The Architecture MasterPrize™2022 [International competition]

Format

Photographs

Identifier

ASSD2022BAEDD10P001

ASSD2022BAEDD10P002

ASSD2022BAEDD10P003

ASSD2022BAEDD10P004

ASSD2022BAEDD10P005

ASSD2022BAEDD10P006

ASSD2022BAEDD10P007

ASSD2022BAEDD10P008

ASSD2022BAEDD10P009

ASSD2022BAEDD10P010

ASSD2022BAEDD10P011

ASSD2022BAEDD10P012

Is Part Of

BA (Hons) in Environment and Interior Design

Award Winning

Description

With the rapid growth of urban development, old shops and street stalls that shape our cultural diversity will be demolished and eliminated, causing a gradual disappearance of local traditions and cultural heritage. To revitalize and celebrate these valuable and established practices, an elevated temporary bamboo structure is designed, creating a festival space for citizens. Considering bamboo as a material used for urban interactions, the festival takes place annually and aims to engage people to experience and explore local street cultures and craftsmanship, through workshops and performances manifesting the spirit of Hong Kong traditions.

Collection

PolyU Design Show 2022