Revitalizing Mui Tsz Lam with Experimental Restorations / School of Architecture, the Chinese University of Hong Kong
Revitalizing Mui Tsz Lam with Experimental Restorations / School of Architecture, the Chinese University of Hong Kong
Project Plum Grove pioneers a university-village action-research partnership to revive the 360-year-old Hakka village of Mui Tsz Lam (MTL) in Hong Kong’s remote north-east New Territories. Literally meaning “Plum Grove”, MTL is only 25km from Mong Kok, one of the world’s densest neighborhoods. As part of a historic farming village cluster in Sha Tau Kok, the village was abandoned since mass migration abroad in the 1960s-70s. Now half-buried, its authentic cultural landscape of rowhouses, feng shui woods, and terraced fields with streams is still visible.
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