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Team 3 – Huat !

Team 3 – Huat !. Haywood Ho Background: tech start-up, travel industry Fav Chinatown experience: people watching at Chinese New Year markets. May Lo Background: business & finance, avid traveller Fav Chinatown experience: walking tour with URA on Chinese Lantern Festival .

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Team 3 – Huat !

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  1. Team 3 – Huat! • Haywood Ho • Background: tech start-up, travel industry • Fav Chinatown experience: people watching at Chinese New Year markets • May Lo • Background: business & finance, avid traveller • Fav Chinatown experience: walking tour with URA on Chinese Lantern Festival

  2. Bridging gaps in Chinatown experience through storytelling • Impressions of Chinatown: • Touristy • Commercial • Difficult to relate to • "Just not that cool" • How story telling can help: • Authenticity • Engaging & personal • Relevance • Community building

  3. Chinatown Story Caravan • Current apps allow visitors access to maps, info, audio any time anywhere • BUT our app is better by delivering UNIQUE, IMMERSIVE STORIES ON-SITE

  4. Chinatown Story Caravan – demo Story Caravan 講故佬

  5. Chinatown Story Caravan – demo Guided tour Explore FEATURED Chinatown by night Local’s guide to Chinatown Chinatown festivals Traditions and heritage

  6. Guided tour Explore 1 Tour walking route 3 2 Locals’ guide to Chinatown Map .6km Thin Ho Association “I’m from the Thin Ho family. My ancestors… .6km Maxwell Food Centre “My grandma first opened her stall here…” 1 .7km TelokAyerStreet “My great-grandpa lived along this street in 1920.” Map 2 Map 3

  7. Guided tour Explore Map shows location of nearest stories 1 3 Rating, distance 2 4 H  Sort by ▼ Map .6km Maxwell Food Centre “My grandma first opened her stall here…” 1 Story categories: Heritage markers, Food, Architecture, Shops/businesses, People .7km TelokAyerStreet “My great-grandpa lived along this street in 1920.” Map 2 1.2 km Map Ying FoFui Kun “This was a Hakka association hall, where…” 3

  8. Maxwell Food Centre 1 Kadayanallur St, 069184 Mo-Su 7am-8pm Bookmark I Immersive mode Rating, recent Story highlights Sort by ▼ “My grandma first opened her stall here in this location in the early 1950s. This was…” “This used to a very side road where the just arrived Cantonese immigrants used…”

  9. Grandma’s chicken rice Language ▼ “My grandma first opened her stall here in this location in the early 1950s. She had just arrived from Fujian province in China,. Not having much education, she decided to open a stall at the newly opened hawker centre, borrowing some of the money from family and friends. This was not easy – she was quite unusual and ahead of her time. In those days, women were not. expected to – in fact…” Rate this story

  10. Maxwell Food Centre 1 Kadayanallur St, 069184 Mo-Su 7am-8pm I Immersive mode Story highlights Sort by ▼ “My grandma first opened her stall here in this location in the early 1950s. This was…” “This used to a very side road where the just arrived Cantonese immigrants used…”

  11. Click to listen to noises of everyday life on the corner of 1952 Trengannu Street Language ▼ Real time camera mode provides on-the-spot immersive experience Click to listen to the story of Uncle Bill, who lived in this building from 1951 - 1958 Click to listen to the story of Ying, a “majie” from Kwantung China Click to listen to how street food has evolved in Chinatown

  12. Click to listen to noises of everyday life on the corner of 1952 Trengannu Street Language ▼ Real time camera mode provides on-the-spot immersive experience Click to listen to the story of Uncle Bill, who lived in this building from 1951 - 1958 Click to listen to the story of Ying, a “majie” from Kwantung China Click to listen to how street food has evolved in Chinatown

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