Interactive Workshop
🔷🔶 Community Design Playground 🔶🔷
What does your ideal community look like? How does it compare to others' visions? This workshop uses a game-based approach to allow participants to explore how to construct an ideal community in a relaxed setting. Throughout the process, you will:
- Experience urban planning concepts.
- Consider the allocation of land resources.
- Feel the interaction, mutual trust, and respect between people.
Workshop Details
- Target Participants: Aged 16 or above
- Date: August 22 (Sunday)
- Time: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
- Capacity: 10 people
- Facilitator: Venus Loi
- Activity Fee: MOP 180
About the Facilitator
Venus Loi holds a Master's degree in Regional and Urban Planning from the University of Amsterdam. She has worked in information analysis, urban technology, community building, and tourism. She currently serves as the curator for TEDxSenadoSquare.
Registration Discounts
⭐ 20% Discount (80% of original price)
- Full-time students.
- Individuals aged 65 or above.
⭐ 10% Discount (90% of original price)
- "Heart-to-Heart Friends" members of the Macau Cardinal Newman Arts & Culture Centre.
- Groups of two or more.
- Individuals registering for two or more activities under the "City & Trees ‧ Scenery & People" Natural Art Project.
Registration Process
- Register: https://bit.ly/3gXoJUr.
- You will be notified of successful registration and payment methods.
- Complete payment to finalize registration.
Registration Notes
- Registration is open now. Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Fees are non-refundable except for event cancellation by the organizer or force majeure.
- Participants must wear masks throughout the activity, undergo temperature checks, and present a valid personal green health code.
- The organizer/venue reserves the final right of interpretation and decision regarding the event.
Contact Information
Organizer Information
- Address: Macau Cardinal Newman Arts & Culture Centre (G/F, 55 Rampa do Desengano)
- Office Hours: 10:00–13:00, 14:00–18:00 (Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays)
Related Link: Details of the "City & Trees ‧ Scenery & People" Natural Art Project
