This map presents initial trials of methods that can enable designers parametric and categorical control over complex surfaces, point clouds, and heavy data, from site-scale manipulations to the projective visualization of entire territories and land mosaics. The test site is a 27-square-kilometer area of Hong Kong Island that contains a representative sample of the territory's "features," including forested mountainsides, cascading artificial slopes and superimposed public grounds. The model is 100% interpolated from spot elevations, non-urban contours, and two-dimensional feature data.
- Conference: Kelly, A. S. (2014). Design at Near-regional Scales. Paper presented at SmartGeometry: Urban Compaction, Hong Kong.
- Event: On Proposal Review Committee and Host Committee for 11th annual SmartGeometry conference, Hong Kong (2014).
- Online: Kelly, A. S. (2013). Hong Kong Ground. Online interactive map: https://www.ground.hk.