Value
Introducing the current progress of the cooperative network inspired by
the values pursued via the Human City Design Award framework.
as active participants in creating, shaping, and building their own cities.
Message from the judge
This video was shown at the 2019 Human City Design Awards event.
2021 Winner Interview
An urban cave settlement participatory revitalization project to build a community center with recycled household and construction waste
2021 THE 3rd HUMAN CITY DESIGN AWARD
Grand Prize Acceptance Speech
Group : Insitu Project (Kuo Jze Yi, Peter Hasdell),
Zhoushan Community Group (LiangJun)
and Ku Hok Bun
Representative Designer : Peter Hasdell
2020 Winner Interview
A City overrun by the Mafia
Achieve Dreams of Change through Communal Solidarity
2020 HUMAN CITY DESIGN AWARD
Additional Interview
Grand Prize: Countless Cities (Andrea Bartoli)
2019 Winner Interview
Why did you focus on libraries and sporting facilities?
Question - Lee Soon-jong(Head of Streeing Committee)
As our design team was drafting plans for the local public facilities in the Dunoon area, it surveyed the needs of local residents. As it turns out, the locals wanted a sporting facility where everyone could come together and play, or a library where mothers and grandmothers could take their children to and learn new things more than anything else. People wanted a place that could shelter children from drugs or crime, and keep them comfortable and safe.
Answer - Liezel Kruger-Fountain(Designer of Dunoon Learning and Innovation Project)
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