Students celebrating 3rd anniversary of Kamoethway Fish Conservation Zone. By LAU Tik Sze Daisy, 2017.
Students meeting with Michaunglaung village to discuss TNRP Corporate Social Responsibility program. By LAU Tik Sze Daisy, 2017.
Students meeting with Michaunglaung village to discuss TNRP Corporate Social Responsibility program. By Maxime Decaudin, 2017.
Students meeting with Michaunglaung village to discuss TNRP Corporate Social Responsibility program. By Maxime Decaudin, 2017.
Students meeting with Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Myanmar in Yangon. By Maxime Decaudin, 2017.
Students meeting with World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Myanmar in Yangon. By Maxime Decaudin, 2017.
Students meeting with World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Myanmar in Yangon. By Maxime Decaudin, 2017.
Dawei-Yangon railroad (25 hour journey). By OH Sungho David, 2017.
Rubber sheets drying within the Yadana-Yetagun gas pipeline corridor. By WU Jiaheng Andrea, 2017.
National Highway 8 north of Dawei. By ZHANG Tongtong Sherly, 2017.
Three reports highlight 1) ecosystem services and environmental regulation, 2) wildlife crossings modelling, and 3) design guidelines for sustainable road construction with wildlife mitigation. A collaboration with WWF, these were generated rapidly over 10 months due to imminent threats of construction, 2016.
The Dawei Road Link, a planned 138-kilometer highway linking Bangkok to a 260-square-kilometer SEZ in Myanmar, bisects regional ecological corridors. This map shows the design team’s intervention sites used to convey landscape impacts, predict wildlife crossings, and test design strategies, 2016.
Advocating design as integral to upstream planning, especially without public EIAs and scarce environmental data, we developed tools, including semi-automated design scenarios and optimization algorithms for wildlife prediction, to fill in planning knowledge and data gaps, 2016.
Wildlife movement corridors were predicted based on likely reactions to forest cover, slope, ridges, streams, roads, and settlement. Nine critical species were tested using these inputs by an interdisciplinary team of experts from WWF, Smithsonian, FFI, WCS, and HKU, 2016.
Multi-species corridor models, a current challenge in landscape ecology, were optimized by the design team based on eight principles, including: maximizing species movement rates, minimum number of crossing per species, distance between crossings, cold spot reduction, and corridor continuity, 2016.
Twelve wildlife crossing segments (not points), flexible enough to take into account local cost engineering and mitigation measures outlined in the accompanying Design Manual, were identified by the design team, 2016.
3D-printed landscape models, used in developer and government stakeholder meetings, contrast three design scenarios for a single site, including: 1) Developer’s likely alignment and construction; 2) Upgrade of access road; and 3) Bioengineering and wildlife mitigation. Printed with plant-derived plastics, 2016.
The Design Manual compiles detailed profiles of 20 threatened or endemic species typical of the project area, including critical behavioral aspects and dimensions necessary for infrastructure and mitigation design along the length of the Dawei Road Link, 2016.
Bio-engineering technologies, principally for erosion control of tropical mountainous roads, are scoped for their additional potential to create micro-habitat, minimize degraded forest edges, and involve local communities in landscape maintenance, 2016.
Three prototypical sites are designed, with three scenarios each, to contrast the cost-centric engineering choices with low-impact landscape strategies. The recommended scenario shows the importance of design upstream in the planning process to minimize expensive late-stage mitigation, maintenance and monitoring, 2016.
Test sites for design experimentation combined low-resolution global data with additional inputs including designed wildlife mitigation features, automated engineering cut and fill calculations, and land cover enhancement, 2016.
3D-printed design scenario models, 2016.
3D-printed design scenario models, 2016.
By AU YOUNG Chung Yan, 2016.
By AU YOUNG Chung Yan, 2016.
By AU YOUNG Chung Yan, 2016.
Case study site visit to petrochemical estate, Map Ta Phut, Thailand. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
Site visit along Dawei Road Link at Elephant Cry Hill, Tanintharyi, Myanmar. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2016.
By CHAN Yeuk Nam, 2016.
From Ethnic to Wildlife Conflict: Ecological corridors and refugee repatriation on the upper Tanintharyi River. By CHU Lok Yan Minnie, 2016.
From Ethnic to Wildlife Conflict: Ecological corridors and refugee repatriation on the upper Tanintharyi River. By CHU Lok Yan Minnie, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By Dorothy Tang, 2016.
By FONG Hei Yi, 2016.
Max-capacity Landscapes: Village intensification, integration, and capacity-building for returning refugees on the Thai-Myanmar border. By HO Pik Lam Theodora, 2016.
Max-capacity Landscapes: Village intensification, integration, and capacity-building for returning refugees on the Thai-Myanmar border. By HO Pik Lam Theodora, 2016.
Max-capacity Landscapes: Village intensification, integration, and capacity-building for returning refugees on the Thai-Myanmar border. By HO Pik Lam Theodora, 2016.
Programming the Forest: Non-zoned approaches to customary rights in Tanintharyi Nature Reserve. By KHOO Ting Fung Natalie, 2016.
Programming the Forest: Non-zoned approaches to customary rights in Tanintharyi Nature Reserve. By KHOO Ting Fung Natalie, 2016.
Programming the Forest: Non-zoned approaches to customary rights in Tanintharyi Nature Reserve. By KHOO Ting Fung Natalie, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
By LAM Wing Yan, 2016.
Students participated in village wildlife conservation ceremony, Tanintharyi, Myanmar. By LAU Tik Sze Daisy, 2016.
By LI Hiu Lam, 2016.
By LIN Zhiqi, 2016.
By LUI Ka Yi, 2016.
By LUI Ka Yi, 2016.
By LUI Ka Yi, 2016.
Students met with villagers to discuss conservation programmes, Tanintharyi Nature Reserve, Myanmar. By Maxime Decaudin, 2016.
Amplified Industrial Terrain: Micro-scale and anticipatory approaches to incremental planning of Dawei SEZ. By NG Lai Ching Daisy, 2016.
Amplified Industrial Terrain: Micro-scale and anticipatory approaches to incremental planning of Dawei SEZ. By NG Lai Ching Daisy, 2016.
Amplified Industrial Terrain: Micro-scale and anticipatory approaches to incremental planning of Dawei SEZ. By NG Lai Ching Daisy, 2016.
Extraction Untamed: Alternative environmental management strategies for Thai investment in Heinda tin mine. By TSOI King Yan Ingrid, 2016.
Extraction Untamed: Alternative environmental management strategies for Thai investment in Heinda tin mine. By TSOI King Yan Ingrid, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
SEZ Occupied: Landscapes, compensation, and anticipating development through Village Priority Action Areas. By WANG Junwen David, 2016.
By YUEN Ho Shun, 2016.
Engineered Land Rights: Compensation, displacement and alternative impact scopes for the Dawei Road Link. By ZHANG Tongtong Sherly, 2016.
Engineered Land Rights: Compensation, displacement and alternative impact scopes for the Dawei Road Link. By ZHANG Tongtong Sherly, 2016.
Government officials touring land use change and road development in Tanintharyi, 2015.
Site-specific vignettes show the impacts of road construction and dependency of road sustainability on ecosystem services. These include erosion control, landslide prevention, habitat fragmentation, disturbance, and loss, flood regulation, air quality, and secondary impacts of land use change and development, 2015.
Long-isolated due to six decades of civil war, this region now faces pressure from domestic and transnational development, weak land rights, and large-scale resource exploitation. This map, published online by the design team, compiles contradictory planning knowledge and facilitates dialogue, 2015.
This Roadmap, presented here to Myanmar's national Highways Department, outlines sustainable planning, design, construction, and maintenance stages of road development. Institutionalizing wildlife and ecosystem services is critical given Myanmar's evolving environmental and developmental regulation and rich natural and cultural landscape, 2015.
Sam AU YOUNG Chung Yan defends her landscape planning proposal for equitable land rights for peoples displaced large-scale agroindustry during the Faculty of Architecture's Public Review, 2015.
Chloe LIN Zhiqi defends her landscape planning proposal for more sustainable energy generation for villages along the Tanintharyi River during the Faculty of Architecture's Public Review, 2015.
Landscape planning strategy for smallholder agricultural cooperative. By AU YOUNG Chung Yan Sam, 2015.
Before and after section views of strategic planning for Myeik oil palm plantation. By AU YOUNG Chung Yan Sam, 2015.
Juxtaposition of smallholder agriculture and large-scale agro-industrial plantations. By AU YOUNG Chung Yan Sam, 2015.
Dawei road near Bawapin Tin Mine. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Oil palm plantations on unsuitable slopes in southern Myanmar. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
HKU students observing the Myanmar Stark Prestige Plantation (MSPP) east of Myeik city, Tanintharyi, Myanmar. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Dawei-Myitta road near Bawapin tin mine. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Former colonial retreat at Maungmagan Beach. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Main artery, Dawei SEZ site. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Dawei palm alley. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Total Yadana gas pipeline CSR area (Kaleinaung Pagoda overlook). By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Total Yadana gas pipeline CSR area. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Kalonehtar proposed large dam site. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Kalonehtar Village. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Kalonehtar Village. By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Dawei River (at Dawei). By Ashley Scott Kelly, 2015.
Kalonehtar Village. By CHAN Ka Ying, 2015.
Landscape strategy for equitable land use for large agro-industry and smallholders east of Dawei Special Economic Zone. By CHEUNG Oi Wai Charity, 2015.
Dawei SEZ shoreline. By CHIU Ho Wan, 2015.
Cement Yard at Dawei SEZ site. By CHIU Ho Wan, 2015.
Bawah Resettlement Site. By CHIU Ho Wan, 2015.
Kalonehtar monestary. By CHIU Ho Wan, 2015.
Buffer zone and landscape management in Tanintharyi National Park. By CHIU Ho Wan Issac, 2015.
Tanintharyi Nature Reserve Project (TNRP) Michaunglaung Nursery. By Chiu Ho Wan, 2015.
Total Yadana gas pipeline complex. By Chiu Ho Wan, 2015.
Students at the site of the SEZ's proposed reservoir, Kalonehtar village, Tanintharyi. By Dorothy Tang, 2015.
Main artery, Dawei SEZ site. By Dorothy Tang, 2015.
Total Yadana gas pipeline CSR area. By Dorothy Tang, 2015.
Total Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Gas plant near Michaunglaung. By Dorothy Tang, 2015.
Kalonehtar River tin mining. By Dorothy Tang, 2015.
Kalonehtar River potential reservoir site. By Dorothy Tang, 2015.
Meeting with Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) Myanmar. By FEI Xiaoyan, 2015.
Students meeting with World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Mynamar in Yangon. By FEI Xiaoyan Mimi, 2015.
Studio class with Karen villagers in Tanintharyi, Myanmar. By LAM Wing Yan Rosemary, 2015.
Andrea MCCULLOUGH presents her scheme for landscape-based negotiation and compensation within a large oil palm plantation. By LAM Wing Yan Rosemary, 2015.
Alternative energy schemes deployed under various planning principles for lower Tanintharyi River. By LIN Zhiqhi Chloe, 2015.
Integration scheme for negotiation of Karen village and agro-industrial development. By MCCULLOUGH Andrea, 2015.
Strategies for managing wildlife corridors in Tanintharyi. By PANG Tsz Yung Kity, 2015.
Design for sustainable mining investment, Ban Chaung coal mine, year 2040. By TON Amanda, 2015.
National Highway 8 (just north of SEZ). By TON Amanda, 2015.
Tanintharyi Nature Reserve Project (TNRP) Michaunglaung Education Centre. By TSANG Yik Ming, 2015.
Total Yadana gas pipeline complex. By TSANG Yik Ming, 2015.
Kalonehtar River potential reservoir site. By TSANG Yik Ming, 2015.
Dawei City. By TSANG Yik Ming, 2015.
Meeting with Dawei Development Association (DDA). By TSANG Yik Ming, 2015.
Studio final review. By TSANG Yik Ming Yammi, 2015.
Tin mine extraction networks in Tanintharyi. By WONG Hiu Yan Monique, 2015.
Dawei-Kanchanaburi Road Link. By WONG Lok Yan, 2015.
Community forestry in year 30: Self-reliance and sustainable economy for Tanintharyi Nature Reserve. By WONG Lok Yan Olive, 2015.
Tenasserim (Tanintharyi) River. By WONG Ting Fung, 2015.
Dawei City. By WONG Ting Fung, 2015.
Meeting with Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). By WONG Ting Fung, 2015.
Dawei Special Economic Zone phase one investment and build-out scenario. By WONG Ting Fung Anson, 2015.
Timeline of land security struggles for villages in Tanintharyi Township. By WONG Wing Tung Eunice, 2015.
Landscape planning strategies for three villages impacted agroindustrial development. By WONG Wing Tung Eunice, 2015.
Excerpts from "Operation Manual: Speculating Dawei Special Economic Zone (DSEZ) Plan 2015". By YUEN Chun Yin Tony, 2015.
Catalog of forest management systems. By YUEN Ho Shun John, 2015.
Dawei-Kanchanaburi Road Link. By YUEN Ka Hei, 2015.
Dawei River (at Dawei). By YUEN Ka Hei, 2015.
Amanda Ton defends her landscape planning proposal for more sustainable approaches to coal mining in the Ban Chaung Valley, Myanmar during HKU Architecture's Public Review. By Scott Melbourne, 2014.
Charity Cheung, final year BA(LS) student, presenting her proposal to integrate smallholders and large agroindustry through sustainable infrastructure and landscape planning. By TSANG Yik Ming Yammi, 2014.
Amanda Ton, final year BA(LS) student, presenting her proposal for alternative environmental management of the Ban Chaung coal mines. By TSANG Yik Ming Yammi, 2014.
Diagram: AS Kelly; Photo: H Helsingen.
Diagram: AS Kelly.
Diagram: AS Kelly.
Diagram: AS Kelly; Model: A Dixon.
MSPP oil palm plantation in Tanintharyi District.
Oil palm and rubber plantations in Myeik District.
HKU students at WWF office in Yangon.
Dawei-Phunamron Road Link access road. Photo Ashley Scott Kelly.
Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate on Thailand's Eastern Seaboard. Photo Ashley Scott Kelly.
Interfaith celebration of 3rd anniversary of Kamoethway Fish Conservation Zone. Photo Ashley Scott Kelly.
Students meeting with Michaunglaung village to discuss TNRP Corporate Social Responsibility program. Photo Maxime Decaudin.
Dawei SEZ main road. Photo Ashley Scott Kelly.
Final review for Design on the Road to Burma 2017.
Minnie CHU Lok Yan presenting project From Ethnic to Wildlife Conflict: Ecological corridors and refugee repatriation on the upper Tanintharyi River.
Critics debate the possible futures of the Dawei Special Economic Zone.
Daisy LAU Tik Sze presents her project on alternative economies for community forestry and the defunding of Tanintharyi Nature Reserve Project.
Natalie KHOO Ting Fung defends her project Programming the Forest: Non-zoned approaches to customary rights in Tanintharyi Nature Reserve.
