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Baseline Report

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. SOSC 562/301E Sustainable Development (Fall 2006). Baseline Report. “Residential Houses in Sai Kung Town”. Instructor Prof. Jerry Patchell. Team members: IP Yi-po (06818966) Chan Yik-lai (04683329) Lai Chun-cheong (06816566).

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Baseline Report

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  1. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology SOSC 562/301E Sustainable Development (Fall 2006) Baseline Report “Residential Houses in Sai Kung Town” Instructor Prof. Jerry Patchell Team members: IP Yi-po (06818966) Chan Yik-lai (04683329) Lai Chun-cheong (06816566)

  2. Introduction • Sai Kung Town • evolved from fishing villages • “Tourism Gateway” • population increased pressure on housing development increased • cause environmental impacts

  3. Our Sector – Residential Houses in Sai Kung Town • Land-use: • residential housing developments • commercial developments • supporting facilities developments

  4. Our Sector – Residential Houses in Sai Kung Town (Cont. 1) • low-rise housing blocks with a range of 3 to 12 storeys • villages

  5. Objectives: • To distinguish the impacts of existing residential buildings to Sai Kung Town environment • To sustain the environment in Sai Kung Town by providing the alternatives in different aspects

  6. Baseline Conditions • Sai Kung Town • Area: 105 hectare (ha) • Population: 14,000

  7. Environmental Aspect • Land use and land supply • Population increase land use increase • Supporting facilities (e.g. GIC) increase • Small houses problem • Destroy natural environment

  8. Environmental Aspect (Cont.1) • Waste arising and disposal • Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) • Construction and Demolition (C&D)

  9. Environmental Aspect (Cont.2) • Air Pollution • carbon dioxide (CO2) • Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) • total suspected particulates (TSPs)

  10. Social-Economic Aspect • Sai Kung indigenous inhabitants’ ancient live and housing system • Fishermen • Farmer • Good symbiosis withnature • From 1920’s Sai Kung Town become center of social and economic activities

  11. Social-Economic Aspect (Cont. 1) • The Hiram's Highway bring Sai Kung go to a new phase after WWII • Increase the mobility • Some non-indigenous residents are started settle down in Sai Kung • Impact of different culture and axiology • Changes of the community structure

  12. Property transactions all over the Sai Kung Town

  13. Convenience mass consumption is a MUST in the Sai Kung Town?

  14. Social-Economic Aspect (Cont. 2) • Nowadays’ Sai Kung Town:Highly Commercialized Society • Neoliberal economic system • Environment scenes value has been ignored • Social-Economic phenomenon – Utilitarianism • Small House Policy:cause the indigenous inhabitants build much Small Houses and sell to the non-indigenous residents • The lands’ value for indigenous is changed

  15. Social-Economic Aspect (Cont. 3) • Non-indigenous residents make environmental problems occurred in urban area are also occurred in Sai Kung Town • It makes Sai Kung’s development unsustainable

  16. Technology Aspect • Building Services Installations • MVAC & Refrigerator • CFC refrigerant • Lighting System • Conventional fluorescent tube • Plumbing System • Large volume size of cisterns • Building Materials • Painting • VOCs paints

  17. Politic Aspect Residential Building & Small Village House Government Control on Residential Building • Planning Control • Building Control • Lease Control • Rural Land • Domestic Waste Recycling • No mandatory requirement on waste recycling

  18. Q & A Section

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