Mall City: Hong Kong’s Dreamworlds of Consumption
by Stefan Al, Dr. Carolyn Cartier, Dr. Cecilia L. Chu, Dr. Tung-Yiu Stan Lai, Dr. Gordon Mathews, Adam Nowek, Dr. David Grahame Shane, Barrie Shelton, Professor Jonathan D. Solomon
A collection of essays exploring how Hong Kong’s shopping malls shape urban life, consumption, and city identity through architecture and culture.
About This Book
Mall City examines the role of shopping malls in shaping Hong Kong’s urban landscape and daily life.
The book brings together essays from scholars across architecture, urban planning, and cultural studies.
Contributors analyze how malls function as spaces of consumption, social interaction, and city identity.
Readers gain insight into the architectural and social dynamics that define modern retail environments in Hong Kong.
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