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Let’s throwback to earlier this summer.
Led by Michael Chan and Ivy Kong from PolyU Design, 30 students from various departments of PolyU who took the subject of ‘SD2S01 Design and Build in Remote Community’ had their service learning experience in Keihoku, a remote countryside of Japan where a music festival will be held in September.
The group was invited by the Kyoto government and its Education Department, and supported by Japan’s NGO Roots to contribute their cross-disciplinary knowledge to the local economy. Their mission was to attract tourists through architecture and a comprehensive marketing plan in a sustainable approach. Having conducted a research in the community and with local high school students, a tourist attracting treehouse was nicely built by the students from scratch in a spot surrounded by the natural environment. Well done!
Tutors: Michael Chan, Ivy Kong, School of Design
Photo credit: Michael Chan
Video credit: Students of the project team
Students come from these programmes:
BA (Hons) Environment & Interior Design (PolyU Environmental and Interior Design)
BA (Hons) Bilingual Interdisciplinary Chinese Studies
BBA (Hons) Global Supply Chain Management
BBA (Hons) Management
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering
BEng (Hons) Electronic & Information Engineering
BEng (Hons) Industrial & Systems Engineering
Broad Discipline of Construction & Environment
BSc (Hons) Hotel Management
BSc (Hons) Radiography
BSc (Hons) Surveying
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