Table of Contents

FOREWORD ; INTRODUCTION ; FORUM ; REFABRICATING CITY - STATEMENT OF BIENNALE THEME / WANG WEIJEN ; INTERVIEW WITH RALPH LERNER / RALPH LERNER ; INTERVIEW WITH CHANG YUNG-HO / CHANG YUNG-HO ; INTERVIEW WITH ROCCO YIM / ROCCO YIM ; DIALOGUE WITH LEAD CURATOR WANG WEIJEN / ZHU TAO & WANG WEIJEN ; SHENZHEN!VHONG KONG (DIS)INTEGRATION / ZHU TAO ; ONE FISH TWO EAT / RUAN CHING-YUE ; EXHIBITOR!S IMPRESSION / LIU JIAKUN ; SHOUT OUT LOUD THE DREAMS OF OTHERS / HUANG SHENG YUAN ; THE FLANEUR IN THE CITY OF LIFE / LEE OU-FAN ; EXHIBITION STRATEGY AND THEMATIC INTENTIONS / THOMAS CHUNG ; PLATFORM: REFLECTIONS BY 20 ARCHITECTS ; ROUND TABLE: ORIGIN OF HONG KONG'S BIENNALE ; EXHIBITION ; HEADQUARTERS BLOCK . BLOCK A / MAPPING FABRIC ; BARRACK BLOCK . ABLUTION BLOCK / BUILDING FABRIC ; CENTRAL MAGISTRACY . THE ROUTE / MODELLING HONG KONG . NETWORKING CITIES ; PRISON E HALL . UPPER COURTYARD / TRANSFORMING FABRIC ; PRISON F HALL / ENVISIONING FABRIC ; LOWER COURTYARD . PRISON B, D, E HALL / PARALLEL EXHIBITIONS ; BINENNALE GALLERY ; VENUE/EVENT ; VENUE HISTORY AND REFABRICATION / THOMAS CHUNG ; VENUE DESIGN / STEPHEN CHAN ; BIENNALE OPENING ; FROM BIENNALE TO FESTIVAL / MARTIN FUNG ; DIALOGUE/LECTURE ; DIALOGUE I: REGENERATION / REFABRICATION ; DIALOGUE II: CITY MEMORY / CITY ENVISIONING ; DIALOGUE III: GLOBAL / LOCAL ; DIALOGUE IV: PARALLEL SPACE: MATERIAL RESURRECTION ; DIALOGUE V: URBAN SPACE / URBAN CULTURE ; DIALOGUE VI: LANDSCAPE URBANISM / URBAN LANDSCAPE ; URBAN VOID FORUM ; LECTURE BY YAMAMOTO RIKEN : TO CREATE ARCHITECTURE IS TO CREATE THE FUTURE ; LECTURE BY SEUNG H-SENG : CULTURESCAPE IN URBANISM OF SYMBOLISM ; LECTURE BY CHANG YUNG-HO : ONE PROJECT ; LECTURE BY OHNO HIDETOSHI : 'FIBERCITY![CURRENCY] !V DESIGNING FOR SHRINKAGE

About the Author

WANG Weijen, associate professor at department of architecture of Hong Kong University, graduated from UC Berkeley and Taiwan University. His design projects won several AIA Design Awards and Far Eastern Architectural Award, and were exhibited including in Taipei Museum of Modern Art, Beijing Architecture Biennale, Shenzhen Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism and Venice Biennale. His research focus is on Chinese architecture and cities. Thomas CHUNG is Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong. He graduated from Cambridge and has practiced in London. His current research focuses on the structure of commemorative spaces in urban settings.