CityU students host design exhibition to explore vitality in local Coloane island

The Faculty of Innovation and Design (FIAD) of City University of Macau (CityU) recently held a student exhibition at the Mandarin’s House, a traditional Chinese residential compound home of prominent Chinese literary figure Zheng Guanying. The exhibition, titled “Coloane Chronicles - The Harmonious Coexistence of Nature and Community,” featured research and design projects on settlements, community development and planning, heritage preservation, and art installations on social issues in the Coloane villages. This exhibition was divided into two parts: “Micro-Renewal of Traditional Villages” and “Next Generation.” The faculty and students aimed to raise awareness to the urban changes and present their unique insights on how to revitalize these traditional villages. It also demonstrated CityU’s commitment to serving the local community and promoting social development, as well as the insights and creativity on urban development of the young generation.

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This exhibition received support from the Macao SAR Government Cultural Affairs Bureau. It was put together by the 2021 cohort of Bachelor of Arts in Design in both Environmental Design and Industrial Design specifications and the 2023 cohort of Master of Urban and Planning and Desing program under the guidance of course instructors: Lisa Lee Meng Shun They were guided by instructors Lisa Li Mengshun, Li Kerun, and Nico Cheng Cheng I.

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Source: Faculty of Innovation and Design

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