the six major infrastructure in kowloon
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The Six Major Infrastructure in Kowloon. How To Maintain A Sustainable City?. The Definition Of Sustainable City. Meet the needs without affecting the ability of future generation. To strike a balance between the three sectors: Economic Society Environment. The Problems of Nowadays. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Six Major Infrastructure in Kowloon
How To Maintain A Sustainable City?
The Definition Of Sustainable City
Meet the needs without affecting the ability of future generation.
To strike a balance between the three sectors:
- Economic- Society- Environment
The Problems of Nowadays
Because of the economic downturn:- High rate of unemployment- Inflation- Increase the cost of living
The Six Major Infrastructure In Kowloon
- The Sha Tin to Central Link- Kai Tak Development Plan- West Kowloon Cultural District- The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Ex
press Rail Link- Kwun Tong Line Extension- Central Kowloon Route
The Sha Tin to Central Link
- Linked Tai Wai and CBD
- Will start in 2010
Kai Tak Development Plan
Cost : $ 7 BillionArea : 50000 m2
Use : Cruises Terminal
West Kowloon Cultural District
Cost : $25 billion Location : The Southern Part of West
Kowloon Reclamation ZoneArea: 40 m2
The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link
West Kowloon
Futian
New Shenzhen
Humen
New Guangzhou
- Connecting Guangzhou, Dongguan, Shenzhen of Guangdong Province , Hong Kong SAR
- Total distance : 142km
Kwun Tong Line Extension
- Linked Yau Ma Tei and Whampoa- Cost : $4.2 Billion- Will start in 2010
Central Kowloon Route
Total Distance: 4.7 km- new strategic east-west road
link across central Kowloon.
The Common Effects of The Six Major Infrastructure
• Provides job opportunities• Air & Noise & Water pollution• Disturb the living environment of
the residents nearby
- Destroy surrounding environment
- A better transport network
The Effects of The Shatin to Central Link,
Central Kowloon Route and
Kwun Tong Line Extension
The Effects of The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong
Kong Express Rail Link
- Damage historical buildings and cultural heritage
- Enhance the chance of cooperation between Hong Kong and China
The Effects of Kai Tak Development Plan
- Disturb the living environment of the residents nearby
- A better use of land- Encourage the
development of Hong Kong tourism
- More job opportunities
The Effects of West Kowloon Cultural District
- Wall effect- Encourage the
cultural activities in Hong Kong