Designing Hong Kong E-Newsletter: Friday, 12 November 2010

CitySpeak "The Battle for West Kowloon" was fully booked on 30 October. While we are trying to find another time slot for a sequel, there are plenty of other ways to learn about West Kowloon and to let everyone know what you think about the three designs:

Vote: The Wall Street Journal has set up a polling station
Read The Wall Street Journal blog "What's Next for Hong Kong's Cultural District" and cast your vote for the best design: Click here to vote.

On Saturday evening 13 November 2010, the poll showed the master plan by Rem Koolhaas (Project for a New Dimension) well ahead of Norman Foster (City Park) and Rocco Yim (Cultural Connect). The polling station is open. Click here to see how they are holding up.

WKCD Dialogues on-line
Contribute your views on West Kowloon and see what others say on-line at http://www.wkcdialogues.org, a site created by Hong Kong Ambassadors of Design.

HK Magazine
In case you missed it, check out HK Magazine's recent reviews of the West Kowloon proposals on-line: Journey to the West, Cultural Clash and Critics Corner.

Cultural Revolution at West Kowloon
An exhibition of provocative art pieces starts on 19 November at C&G Artpartment. Click here for more information.

Clara Cheung at C&G Artpartment

Hans Ebert is bitching (again)
Hans is a cranky old fart and bitches about everything - including now West Kowloon:

Hemlock bitches too
But not as cranky as Hans (this time):

Official Consultation till 20th November
Don't forget to submit your comments on the three concepts by November 20 to the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, or complete the on-line questionnaire.

For more information see http://www.wkcda.hk/pe2/en/background/.

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	CitySpeak "The Battle for West Kowloon" was fully booked on 30 October. While we are trying to find another time slot for a sequel, there are plenty of other ways to learn about West Kowloon and to let everyone know what you think about the three designs: Vote: The Wall Street Journal has set up a polling station Read The Wall Street Journal blog "What's Next for Hong Kong's Cultural District" and cast your vote for the best design: Click here to vote. On Saturday evening 13 November 2010, the poll showed the master plan by Rem Koolhaas (Project for a New Dimension) well ahead of Norman Foster (City Park) and Rocco Yim (Cultural Connect). The polling station is open. Click here to see how they are holding up. *WKCD Dialogues on-line* Contribute your views on West Kowloon and see what others say on-line at http://www.wkcdialogues.org, a site created by Hong Kong Ambassadors of Design. *HK Magazine* In case you missed it, check out HK Magazine's recent reviews of the West Kowloon proposals on-line: Journey to the West, Cultural Clash and Critics Corner. *Cultural Revolution at West Kowloon* An exhibition of provocative art pieces starts on 19 November at C&G Artpartment. Click here for more information. Clara Cheung at C&G Artpartment *Hans Ebert is bitching (again)* Hans is a cranky old fart and bitches about everything - including now West Kowloon: *Hemlock bitches too* But not as cranky as Hans (this time): *Official Consultation till 20th November* Don't forget to submit your comments on the three concepts by November 20 to the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, or complete the on-line questionnaire. For more information see http://www.wkcda.hk/pe2/en/background/.