The Government has funded a rural rehabilitation scheme in Shui Hau from 2022 to 2026, which involves the restoration of the village house at No. 49 Shui Hau, a Grade 3 historic building, and an old grain store to recreate the farming activities and lifestyle of the past. Professor Thomas CHUNG Wang-leung, Professor of the School of Architecture at The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Director of the Centre for Sustainable Placemaking and Urban-rural Regeneration (SPUR), says that the research team is committed to preserving fading customs, folk songs and local stories through community engagement. The photo shows the grain store after restoration.
The Government has funded a rural rehabilitation scheme in Shui Hau from 2022 to 2026, which involves the restoration of the village house at No. 49 Shui Hau, a Grade 3 historic building, and an old grain store to recreate the farming activities and lifestyle of the past. Professor Thomas CHUNG Wang-leung, Professor of the School of Architecture at The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Director of the Centre for Sustainable Placemaking and Urban-rural Regeneration (SPUR), says that the research team is committed to preserving fading customs, folk songs and local stories through community engagement. The photo shows the grain store after restoration.
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