「抗疫新常態，生活新姿態！」有獎投票遊戲
日日戴口罩覺得好侷促？但你又有冇發現，自從戴咗口罩後好似感冒都少咗？原來呢年半以來大家建立嘅抗疫新習慣，除咗幫手減低新型冠狀病毒於社區傳播嘅風險，仲可能起到預防感染其他傳染病嘅作用。
雨過總會天晴，總有同疫情講byebye嘅一日；您有冇諗過疫情完結時，我哋可以keep住一啲抗疫習慣？以下7個比較普遍嘅抗疫習慣中，您會繼續做邊個呢？原因又係咩呢？
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蓋好廁板再沖廁
入屋前清潔鞋底
返到屋企即刻沖涼
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用各種神器撳電梯
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29/07/2021
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23/07/2021
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「雙旋共舞」剛離我們而去，遠方卻飄來一嚿雲？企喺佢側邊仲有盞閃下閃下嘅燈？！
原來佢哋係初嚟報到嘅「阿燈」同「阿雲」。一個係醒醒目目嘅防災達人，有佢就冇有怕；另一個係名副其實嘅「一嚿雲」。
歡迎兩位成員加入呢個防災大家庭！Welcome onboard!!
19/07/2021
Floods and droughts have regularly made the news in 2021. And the scale of the crisis behind the headlines is stark.
Over the last two decades, floods and droughts – two of the most devastating consequences of the climate crisis -- have affected 3 billion people, with staggering costs in human suffering and economic loss.
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2021
29/07/2021
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「抗疫新常態，生活新姿態！」有獎投票遊戲
日日戴口罩覺得好侷促？但你又有冇發現，自從戴咗口罩後好似感冒都少咗？原來呢年半以來大家建立嘅抗疫新習慣，除咗幫手減低新型冠狀病毒於社區傳播嘅風險，仲可能起到預防感染其他傳染病嘅作用。
雨過總會天晴，總有同疫情講byebye嘅一日；您有冇諗過疫情完結時，我哋可以keep住一啲抗疫習慣？以下7個比較普遍嘅抗疫習慣中，您會繼續做邊個呢？原因又係咩呢？
出街戴口罩
食嘢前，用梘液或酒精搓手液清潔雙手
蓋好廁板再沖廁
入屋前清潔鞋底
返到屋企即刻沖涼
以碰手肘代替握手
用各種神器撳電梯
答案最有心思嘅600位參加者可以贏走DPRI限量版ASTM Level 3口罩一盒（成人30片獨立包裝）！
「抗疫新常態，生活新姿態！」有獎投票遊戲
日日戴口罩覺得好侷促？但你又有冇發現，自從戴咗口罩後好似感冒都少咗？原來呢年半以來大家建立嘅抗疫新習慣，除咗幫手減低新型冠狀病毒於社區傳播嘅風險，仲可能起到預防感染其他傳染病嘅作用。
雨過總會天晴，總有同疫情講byebye嘅一日；您有冇諗過疫情完結時，我哋可以keep住一啲抗疫習慣？以下7個比較普遍嘅抗疫習慣中，您會繼續做邊個呢？原因又係咩呢？
- 出街戴口罩
- 食嘢前，用梘液或酒精搓手液清潔雙手
- 蓋好廁板再沖廁
- 入屋前清潔鞋底
- 返到屋企即刻沖涼
- 以碰手肘代替握手
- 用各種神器撳電梯
答案最有心思嘅600位參加者可以贏走DPRI限量版ASTM Level 3口罩一盒（成人30片獨立包裝）！
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23/07/2021
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「雙旋共舞」剛離我們而去，遠方卻飄來一嚿雲？企喺佢側邊仲有盞閃下閃下嘅燈？！
原來佢哋係初嚟報到嘅「阿燈」同「阿雲」。一個係醒醒目目嘅防災達人，有佢就冇有怕；另一個係名副其實嘅「一嚿雲」。
歡迎兩位成員加入呢個防災大家庭！Welcome onboard!!
「雙旋共舞」剛離我們而去，遠方卻飄來一嚿雲？企喺佢側邊仲有盞閃下閃下嘅燈？！
原來佢哋係初嚟報到嘅「阿燈」同「阿雲」。一個係醒醒目目嘅防災達人，有佢就冇有怕；另一個係名副其實嘅「一嚿雲」。
歡迎兩位成員加入呢個防災大家庭！Welcome onboard!!
21/07/2021
The Problem
The Problem
The recent scientific research reveals that the coronavirus will not disappear in the short term. This means that sporadic cases and regional small-scale outbreaks may still occur. The high-density living environments of Hong Kong neighbourhoods potentially increases the risk of virus transmission, in particular, the subdivided units (SDUs) with inadequate ventilation and drainage facilities, and poor hygiene conditions.
Objective
This project aims to identify key spatial characteristics and problems unique to living in high-density environments (e.g. SDUs) for residents to quickly understand the potential risk of virus transmission in their residential areas. Based on systematic literature review as well as detailed analysis of the spatial characteristics of the SDUs in Hong Kong, a visual guidebook (poster & pamphlet) is produced and disseminated, which promotes the knowledge of epidemics to and provides efficient self-check & self-help countermeasures for the residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
(Source: Brian Wang/SCMP)
Methods
This project adopts several research methods, including literature review and reinterpretation as well as detailed architectural drawing and visualization. Through these methods, the project identifies a few key architectural items at multiple scales (i.e. Building scale, Floor scale, Unit scale, and Room scale) and creates a guidebook (poster & pamphlet) for residents to quickly understand the potential risk of disease infection in their residential areas.
Impacts
During the COVID-19 pandemic, local NGOs and governmental agencies have conducted a series of social surveys on the living status of multiple groups of residents in Hong Kong. The results of these surveys reveal that anxiety of infecting the disease is among the top healthy issues of the residents, in particular, those who live in high-density overcrowded Subdivided Units (SDUs). This collaboration with local NGOs enables us build upon previous experiences and to efficiently disseminate the guidebooks (posters and pamphlets) to the high-density communities/residents (in particular, those who live in SDUs), promoting the knowledge of virus transmission approaches within neighbourhoods and high-density residential units, and subsequently, reducing residents’ anxiety during COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, this guidebook can also be used as reference for NGOs and policy makers to make efficient service guideline, regulation, and policy for high-density communities to reduce the risks of virus transmission in the present and the coming future.
For Guidebook in PDF version, please click: Daily Tips to Mitigate Virus Transmission for High-Density Living
Source:
Urban Ecologies Design Lab, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong
19/07/2021
Floods and droughts have regularly made the news in 2021. And the scale of the crisis behind the headlines is stark.
Over the last two decades, floods and droughts – two of the most devastating consequences of the climate crisis -- have affected 3 billion people, with staggering costs in human suffering and economic loss.
Floods and droughts have regularly made the news in 2021. And the scale of the crisis behind the headlines is stark.
Over the last two decades, floods and droughts – two of the most devastating consequences of the climate crisis -- have affected 3 billion people, with staggering costs in human suffering and economic loss.
Rising global temperatures increase the moisture the atmosphere can hold, resulting in storms and heavy rains, but paradoxically also more intense dry spells as more water evaporates from the land and global weather patterns change. These changes to the hydrological cycle can deliver stronger, longer droughts and floods, and bring these hazards to parts of the globe that have not seen them in living memory. It is difficult to point to a region or country that will not face more challenges managing these extremes in the very near future.
Societies need to adapt, and governments must prioritize, accelerate, and scale up their response mechanisms in this decade. This requires innovative governance and risk management to navigate uncertainty, reduce duplication, make more efficient use of public resources, and protect communities, economies, and ecosystems.
A new report titled An EPIC Response: Innovative Governance for Flood and Drought Risk Management offers guidance on these critical matters. Launched on World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought (June 17), the report presents a framework to manage the growing risks of floods and droughts in a changed climate. The framework is known as the EPIC Response, a mnemonic for its key elements:
- E: an enabling environment of policies, laws, agencies, strategic plans, and information
- P: planning at all levels to prioritize risk mitigation
- I: investing in watersheds and water resources infrastructure
- C: controlling the use of land and water resources to reduce exposure and vulnerability
- Response: monitoring, responding, and recovering from floods and droughts
(Source: World Bank)
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