Home is a very personal space, it represents of who you are. My ideal home would be a warm, inviting and cozy space to be enjoyed with my family. I do wish that my future forever home would have a greener environment where recycle is a vital aspect, as well as kitchen waste management system. My future home must also be accessible and closer to town and of course a safe environment. There’s so much I want for my future home, but I guess it’s okay to dream about it first, right? 😊
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P/S : I love this kind of interior, it’s clean, spacious and love the bright lights coming in 😍 Photo Credit @happy_habitat ☀️
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ideal developers 在 Red Hong Yi Facebook 的最佳解答
Ok internet, I need your help! I've been wanting to work on this installation in Hong Kong but it's been tricky finding the right collaborator. I've decided to not keep this under wraps anymore and I'm gonna try my chances at reaching out to you. 🙂
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Does anyone know any property developers, construction companies or building owners in Hong Kong that might want to collaborate on an installation? I'm looking at installing a piece onto bamboo scaffolds so a building that's currently under construction would be ideal, and the piece could be installed when construction is complete, right before the scaffolds get dismantled. This is a tribute to the workers who scale these buildings, to highlight a practice that's unique to Hong Kong, and to highlight construction safety regulations.
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If you're in the building industry, or know of anyone who might want to collab, contact me at red@redhongyi.com. Happy to send over a more detailed proposal and my portfolio. Much appreciated!
ideal developers 在 Chui Ling Facebook 的最佳解答
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Up, up, up. That’s been the trend of property prices for a while. With such upward movements, owning a house seems wishful thinking, especially for the younger generations.
It is said that “When there is a will, there is a way”. Developed countries like United States, Germany, France, Netherlands and England have taken the initiative to develop new housing ideas with the hope of providing affordable housing to the people. Thus was born the idea of the “Container House”.
This involved modifying abandoned containers into living spaces for humans. The good news is, this trend is gaining popularity in our country too. Not too long ago, a three-storey office built with containers was being “test-used” in University Pahang. Not only did the container office look modern and stylish, but was also economical, rugged and environmentally friendly.
Now, the question: “Can this be adapted to living space as well? Would Malaysians accept such an idea?”
According to the Minister of Urban Wellbeing, Housing & Local Government, in the long run, the government does hope to modify containers into living spaces. By doing so, it will allow the younger generation to purchase their first property at a more affordable price.
However, before modifying the containers, developers must first resolve the insulation issue to lower the heat inside the containers. This will create a more comfortable working and living space for its residents. For youths and singles who do not require a big living space, a container house can be the ideal choice for them.
在这个房价高涨的年代,对于许多人(尤其是年轻一族)来说,居者有其屋视乎成了遥不可及的梦想。为了要解决这个问题,一些先进国如美国、德国、法国、荷兰,英国等等, 就开始往不同的领域动脑筋,试图建造出让人们可以负担得起的房屋。在他们的推动之下,“货柜楼”就开始风行起来。
货柜楼的店子,就是将废弃的大型货柜箱改造成适合人类居住的建筑物。近来,这股风气也开始在我国吹起。最近,在彭亨大学,就引用了这个新兴的概念建成一栋三层楼高的办公楼。据悉,这栋由一组货柜砌成的建筑物已经开始启用,部分的教务人员已经被安排在这栋货柜办公楼里上班。货柜办公楼的外表看起来非常现代化与起眼,更重要的是,它同时达到了经济、坚固与环保的作用。
既然人们可以接受货柜办公楼,那么是否可以将这个概念衍生至居住环境呢?
城市和谐房屋与地方政府部长表示,在这个房价高居不下的年代,为了克服年轻人无法负担房产的情况,政府希望可以改装货柜,让年轻人实现居者有其屋的梦想。不过,在改造货柜以前,发展商必须先改善货柜隔热与降温的功能,才能够打造出一个适合人类生活与办公的环境。一旦研发改造成功面世的话,大众化的价格将可以化解人们无法负担本身房屋的困境。基本上,年轻与单身一族都不需要太大的空间,货柜楼恰好可以满足他们的需求。