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Breaking the Building Block, Reshaping the Plinth and Tower Edge

Date Issued
2025-12
Author(s)
Leong, Wai I
Abstract
The dissertation addresses a problem specific to Macau, although shared with high-density, high-rise urban contexts: the common mixed-use buildings in Macau build monotonous and obstructed street frontages, and their height obstructs the airflow and natural sunlight.
Subjects

Mixed-use building

Urban Plinth

Urban Porosity

Natural Ventilation

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Wainy Leong Wai I_Thesis_Final version_2025-12-10 - Wai I Leong.pdf

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