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Go playground.January 2010 (has links)
Poon Ching Pong, Adrian. / "Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 2009-2010, design report." / "May 2010." / Includes bibliographical references (p. 123). / RESEARCH / Observation --- p.6-7 / Play --- p.8 / Resort? --- p.9 / Images --- p.10 / Modernism & Post-modernism --- p.11-13 / Theme City --- p.14 / Need A Pause? --- p.15 / We Are Hamster --- p.16-17 / World --- p.18-19 / Coney --- p.20 / Play Forms --- p.21-23 / Play Forms & Programs --- p.24-27 / Concept Flow --- p.28-31 / Playgrounds & Play Forms --- p.32-33 / Hotel Concepts --- p.34-35 / W-Hotel --- p.36-37 / Hotel Morphology --- p.38-39 / Generic Hotel Settings --- p.40-41 / Hotel Programs --- p.42-49 / Comparison --- p.50-51 / Hotel-like Living --- p.52 / Argument --- p.53 / Concept --- p.54 / Statement --- p.55 / Murray Building --- p.56 / Conservation --- p.57 / Site Strategy --- p.58-59 / Players --- p.60-61 / Programs --- p.62-63 / Absorption --- p.64-65 / Posters --- p.66-67 / DESIGN / Maze Concept --- p.70 / Transitional Device --- p.71 / Murray Tube --- p.72-73 / Operation --- p.74 / Variations --- p.75 / Facade --- p.76 / Public-access --- p.77 / Structure --- p.78-79 / Game Rules --- p.80 / Guestrooms --- p.81 / Design Programs --- p.82-85 / Perspective Views --- p.86-89 / Section --- p.90-91 / Site Model --- p.92-93 / Maze Concept --- p.94-97 / Concept Model --- p.98-99 / Conceptual Schemes --- p.100-103 / Working Models --- p.104-107 / Final Model --- p.108-111 / Panels --- p.112-117 / APPENDIX / Reference --- p.120-121 / Abstract --- p.122 / Bibliography --- p.123
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Hotel as art forum: a hotel complex in Tsim Sha TsuiLam, Cheuk-Lun, Chad., 林卓倫. January 2002 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Architecture / Master / Master of Architecture
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Organisational guanxi and state-owned enterprises in South-west ChinaGrainger, Stephen John January 2006 (has links)
[Truncated abstract] This thesis investigates the phenomenon of organisational guanxi in business in the SOE hotel environment in south-west China. A general aim is to give the reader a sense of how organisational guanxi operates in this environment. It identifies the characteristics and roots of organizational guanxi and discusses the significance of its operation in this environment. This thesis also analyses the implications of the continued practice of organizational guanxi and the prospects of its future as the Chinese economy continues to evolve toward a more market orientation. In Chapter One, the phenomena of guanxi, mainzi and renqing are defined and the importance of their role in conducting business in mainland China proposed. … The findings of this new research in south-west China provide conclusive evidence that in this region the guanxi network remains the lifeblood of the business community (Kao, 1993). In addition, this research throws up some conclusions that are not aligned with that of Guthrie?s (2002) Shanghai-based findings. In Chapter Nine, The Conclusion, the major findings of this thesis are revisited and include the acknowledgement and definition of organisational guanxi, the exploration of the roots of organisational guanxi inside the danwei, the differentiation of intra-organisational guanxi from inter-organisational guanxi, the definition of the concept of guanxi neglect, and a comparison of the decay in the strength and usage of guanxi in south-west China with that in the Shanghai region.
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A case-study of attitude surveys and their impact on organizational and management developmentLaw, Wai-fun, Margaret., 羅蕙芬. January 1989 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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Will stopping importation of labour reduce the unemployment rate in the Hong Kong hotel industryTang, Kai-cheung., 鄧繼章. January 1996 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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