Exploring Hong Kong Public Housing is an independent, long-term cultural documentation project.
The project is not commissioned by any institution, developer, or organisation. All walking, writing, photography, research, and archiving are carried out independently and sustained over time through personal commitment and reader support.
The focus of the project is slow observation, careful documentation, and long-term preservation of Hong Kong’s public housing landscape — rather than fast content production or commercial output.
Why Support Matters
Public housing estates are constantly changing. Buildings are redeveloped, facilities removed, and everyday spaces quietly disappear.
This project exists to document these environments while they are still part of lived memory — through walking, writing, photography, and archival research.
Your support helps sustain:
- Field visits and long-term walking documentation
- Writing and editing time
- Research into historical records and planning documents
- Ongoing maintenance of this independent archive
Support is entirely optional, and there is no expectation of regular contribution.
Ways to Support
If you find this project meaningful, you may consider offering a small one-time contribution via Buy Me a Coffee. This is a simple way to support independent cultural work without any commitment or subscription.