A family of six seen in their subdivided flat of around 200 sq ft, in Sham Shui Po, on November 21. Given a reasonable flat size, comfort can be a matter of how the occupant uses the space. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Opinion
Opinion
In crowded, consumerist Hong Kong, can we learn to build and live with less?
- Building more efficiently would minimise waste and maximise space. And when we understand that the most essential things are not material goods taking up space, we can re-evaluate how much living area we really need
A family of six seen in their subdivided flat of around 200 sq ft, in Sham Shui Po, on November 21. Given a reasonable flat size, comfort can be a matter of how the occupant uses the space. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
