MOK Wang Chee Louis
Re-inventing verticality
Re-inventing verticality Localized energy Thesis Statement (WHY?) The contemporary city is drowning in its own waste. Waste, being diverted and hidden in landfills, it comes back through waterways and groundwater. Cities are facing a substantial crisis of poisoning
Re-inventing verticality
Re-inventing verticality Localized energy Thesis Statement (WHY?) The contemporary city is drowning in its own waste. Waste, being diverted and hidden in landfills, it comes back through waterways and groundwater. Cities are facing a substantial crisis of poisoning
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water
WHY? The contemporary city is drowning in its own waste. Waste, being diverted and hidden in landfills, it comes back through waterways and groundwater. Cities are facing a substantial crisis of poisoning its own valuable and natural resources. Hong Kong
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water
WHY? The contemporary city is drowning in its own waste. Waste, being diverted and hidden in landfills, it comes back through waterways and groundwater. Cities are facing a substantial crisis of poisoning its own valuable and natural resources. Hong Kong
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water The more people, the more waste, the less water… Thesis Statement The contemporary city is drowning in its own waste. Waste, being diverted and hidden in landfills, it comes back
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water The more people, the more waste, the less water… Thesis Statement The contemporary city is drowning in its own waste. Waste, being diverted and hidden in landfills, it comes back
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water
Thesis Statement Being a world-class city, Hong Kong is ironically also known as one of the world’s most wasteful cities and consumes the most water per-headcount. It is depressing that the government shows only little signs in conserving and protecting
The Third Revolution – localized energy and water
Thesis Statement Being a world-class city, Hong Kong is ironically also known as one of the world’s most wasteful cities and consumes the most water per-headcount. It is depressing that the government shows only little signs in conserving and protecting
Saving the landfills
Thesis Statement Evidently speaking, Hong Kong is facing an imminent waste issue. More than 6 million tons of municipal wastes are produced on a yearly basis – which is equivalent to an average of 1.33kg of waste per
Saving the landfills
Thesis Statement Evidently speaking, Hong Kong is facing an imminent waste issue. More than 6 million tons of municipal wastes are produced on a yearly basis – which is equivalent to an average of 1.33kg of waste per
Waste to energy – the possibility of a mix-used incinerator
Landfills are commonly known as a given site which is treated as a dumping ground where municipal wastes (domestic, commercial, and industrial waste included) and construction wastes are disposed. Incinerators are a waste treatment process facility which converts waste
Waste to energy – the possibility of a mix-used incinerator
Landfills are commonly known as a given site which is treated as a dumping ground where municipal wastes (domestic, commercial, and industrial waste included) and construction wastes are disposed. Incinerators are a waste treatment process facility which converts waste