Fig 1: Regenerated Pedestrian Street in Nanjing

Fig 2: Traffic-free precinct in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Fig 3: Regenerated Pedestrian Street in Chinatown, Singapore

Fig 4: Retention and revitalisation of the old neo-classical mansions along Chitpore Road, new renamed Rabindra Savani, in Calcutta

Fig 5: Matrix of pedestrian streets and restored Portugueseera structures in Macau

Fig 6: The recovery of the Cheonggyecheon River restored and transformed the ancient watercourse, marking an environmentally inspired spine through the central part of Seoul

Fig 7: Street upgrading in Wanhua, the oldest settlement area in Taipei, through its traditional association with the Danshuei River

Fig 8: The area around the Xi Hai, Hou Hai and Qian Hai lakes in Beijing preserves the old mansions around the perimeter

Fig 9: Restored stone-gate (Shikumen) housing in Xintiandi, Shanghai

Fig 10: The narrow Ching Lin Terrace in Kennedy Town, Hong Kong houses older heritage buildings and the Lo Pan Temple

Fig 11: Regeneration of Zhongyang Street in Harbin

Fig 12: Waterfront renovation in Yangon, Myanmar

Fig 13: The preserved and restored 600 year old Bukchon Hanok defines the identity of the area to the north of the royal palace in Seoul

Fig 14: Tang Dynasty City Gate restoration in Ningpo

Fig 15: Jalan Petaling, part of the shophouse street in the old Chinese quarter of Kuala Lumpur now revitalised as a street bazaar

Fig 16: Regeneration of temple spaces, Pnomh Penh