Cheng Tsz Yin, Jerry. / "Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 2009-2010, design report." / "May 2010." / Includes bibliographical references (p. 183). / Text in English with some Chinese. / Abstract --- p.ii / essay reference / Introduction --- p.10 / scenario / density comparison / statement / Background of Pearl River Delta (PRD) --- p.18 / urban form with water / prd economic mode / Ecotourism --- p.28 / principle / tourism in china / Site Feasibility Study in SanShan --- p.44 / Urban Strategy --- p.53 / urban modification / Community Strategy --- p.57 / land use change / migration reason / nature of tourism / Program Strategy --- p.67 / host activity / changing activity / program for ecotourism / Building (sustainability) Strategy --- p.81 / self-sustained community formulation / resources / discharge / Case Reference of Ecotourism --- p.91 / purpose of ecotourism / "serr, costa-rica" / "central park, manhattan" / "farming pleasure practice, china" / "wetland park, hong kong" / Site Design --- p.117 / concept / program layout / site reshaped / building design

Wong Kai Yan Cyrus. / "Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 2008-2009, design report." / Includes bibliographical references.

This paper seeks to develop a framework for the successful implementation of energy retrofit projects in all settings, including those with the non-traditional structure and unique needs of some non-profit organizations. This will be accomplished using researched strategies for overcoming commonly associated challenges along with experiences gained through a real-life case study involving a multi-facility retrofit project in Atlanta's largest public park, Chastain Park. The framework includes the application of research based solutions for common challenges as well as specific strategies for the translation of collected data into an actual scope of work, methods for the collection of bids and selection of contractor(s), the importance of and methods for communicating amongst stakeholders, and the need for a dedicated project manager on site at all times.