The document outlines plans for reconstructing the Cheung Muk Tau Holiday Centre for the Elderly in Hong Kong. It aims to provide updated facilities and activities to serve the growing elderly population. The reconstruction will add elevators and outdoor fitness equipment. It will include a multi-purpose room, library, mahjong room, and karaoke room. Outdoor activities like hiking and indoor activities like Tai Chi are proposed. The facility layout places leisure areas on the first floor and bedrooms on the second floor. The reconstruction aims to promote active aging and community among seniors.
1. Institute of Vocational Education (Haking Wong)
Department of Hospitality
HT114103 Higher Diploma in Leisure Management
LES 4318 Leisure and Recreation Facilities Management
CHEUNG MUK TAU HOLIDAY CENTRE FOR THE ELDERLY
Lecturer: Mr. Marcus Yung
Class: HST114103-1A
Group members: CHAN Kai Yin 210149784
CHAN Siu Pong Chris 210102054
CHAN Yin Shan 210008570
CHUNG Hang Lok 210279197
WONG Ki Hung 210318793
YEUN Po Ying 210229458
LI Ming Yin 210080371
2. Table of Contents
1.1Introduction
1.1 Background / Aims (Driving question)
1.2 Documents/ statistics supporting the need of the proposed venue
1.3 Target group
1.4 Location of the venue
1.5 Contents will be included in the project
2. The Planning and Development Process for the Leisure Club
2.1 A brief description of the goals and objectives of the club Goals
2.2 Location Site Analysis
2.3 Brief descriptions of planning of the leisure club
2.4 A brief description of the needs and analysis of the club
3 Range of Facilities provided
3.1 Potential risk
4. Layout plan of the leisure club
5. Geo Info Map/ Google Map
6. Conclusion
3. Introduction
Cheung Muk Tau Holiday Centre
for The Elderly
• Opened in 1993
• Located in Sai Kung and Ma On
Shan
• The only holiday camp in Hong
Kong specially designed for the
elderly
4. Introduction
Aims of this project:
• Rebuild the building as a recreational facility
• Use during daily exercise or rest
• Citizens can also use this building.
Target group:
• The Elderly (55 to 64 age and above)
• Ma On Shan has 32.7% elderly
5. Introduction
Location of the venue
• The location is Nin Wan Road, Cheung Muk Tau, Sai
Kung (near Ma On Shan)
Located in Sai Kung and Ma On Shan
• Transportation is convenient: bus, green minibus, and
MTR
• Provides a special car in front of the main entrance of
Ma On Shan Park
6. 2.1 A brief description of the goals and objectives of the club
Goals
The purpose of the Cheung Muk Tau Holiday Centre is to allow more elderly people to go on vacation in
their leisure time and promote the physical and mental health of the elderly. Through different themed
activities, seniors can learn and entertain, promote mutual respect and acceptance among seniors, and
develop their communication skills.
Objectives
The purpose of the Cheung Muk Tau Holiday Centre reconstruction was because it had been built for 30
years and many of the facilities had aged. Now that technology is developed, we need to add elevators and
lifts. Make good use of our facilities for the elderly. We will provide quality services for the elderly, and we
will add more outdoor facilities, such as some fitness equipment for hand exercises. In addition, more
barrier-free access and facilities will be added to facilitate the elderly.
7. 2.2 Location Site Analysis
The center is located in the beautiful Sai Kung and Ma On Shan, with Tolo
Harbour in the back. The center is adjacent to Ma On Shan and Wu Kai Sha,
and the transportation is convenient.
The center also provides private cars for individual applications to pick up
campers from and to the center in front of the main entrance of Ma On Shan
Park (MTR Ma On Shan Station Exit A).
There are more different means of transportation to reach the center including
bus, green minibus, and MTR. The journey time is only 10 to 15 minutes,
which is convenient and easy to reach. Convenient venue (good transport
network)
Adequate availability of transport facilities and services (parking facilities,
traffic and future demand)
8. 2.2 Location Site Analysis
There are 3 modes of traffic, about 4 bus lines
including 299X, 99, 89D and 40X near Sha Tin, and
3 green line minibuses including 807X, 807K and
807B. There is also the subway, the transportation is
convenient, and it is convenient for citizens to go
anywhere.
Adequate availability of other community facilities
and services, such as those related to health and
public safety like hospitals and police stations.
9. 2.3 Brief descriptions of planning of the leisure club
Theme: LOHAS, fitness, and recreation
The elderly clubhouse's purpose is to promote a healthy and sustainable lifestyle by providing
a place where the elderly can easily engage in leisure activities, thereby encouraging the
elderly to actively exercise and allowing the elderly to regain their physical activity.
Idea:
1. Provide a comfortable resting place for the elderly, meet their recreational needs, and
promote their physical and mental health.
2. To enable the elderly to participate in community group life and to promote the spirit of
mutual self-help and mutual help.
10. 2.3 Brief descriptions of planning of the leisure club
Features of the Holiday Center for the Elderly: A three-story holiday center
where the elderly can freely enjoy the facilities of the resort center. This center
has all facilities for the elderly. We will provide barrier-free facilities for the
elderly in need, such as escalators, barrier-free toilets, ramps, and we will also
provide different outdoor activities and indoor activities for the elderly to
participate in.
11. 2.4 A brief description of the needs and analysis of the club
Target Group Analysis:
They serve two main groups. The elderly is also divided into three
groups: aged 60 or above, living in the community and not
receiving residential care services for the elderly; assessed by the
Unified Assessment Mechanism for Elderly Services as having
moderate or severe impairment of physical function and suitable for
receiving day care services for the elderly; elderly without family
members or without family care during the day. Another group is
elderly caregivers.
There are 1.16 million elderly people in Hong Kong, and they are
all our service target.
At present, the number of elderly people in Hong Kong has been
increasing. Moreover, this center is the only holiday camp in Hong
Kong specially designed for the elderly. It is estimated that there
will be more elderly people in the future. Therefore, more elderly
centers will be built to serve the population in the future.
12. 3. RANGE OF FACILITIES PROVIDED
Ramps: Ramp's Long Range 1050mm
Steps: Not less than 225 mm in width (from one rung), and
the height of the riser shall not exceed 175 mm
13. Staircases: The width shall not be longer than 225mm
Not exceeding the height of the riser by 175 mm
Handrails: Installed on the wall with a sticker of 30 mm
Not more than70mm between 50mm
Corridors: Must not less than 1050mm,
Within 3500mm of the end must have a 1500mm x 1500mm
area
14. Paths: The width must not less than 1050mm
Doors: When the door open it should be width more than
800mm
15. Staff facilities
Accommodation Required Quantity Usable Floor Area (UFA)
Administrative office One Administrative office 20m x 10m (200 m2)
Storeroom One storeroom 20m x 10m (200 m2)
Reception One Reception 20m x 10m (200 m2)
Staff toilets Two Staff toilets 20m x 10m (200 m2)
Locker rooms One Locker rooms 20m x 10m (200 m2)
Facilities quantity and area
16. Supporting facilities
Male toilet / shower
room
Two Male Toilets
One men’s shower room
1/F 5m x 10m (50 m2)
2/F 15m x 10m (150 m2)
Female toilet / shower
room
Two female toilets
One female's shower room
1/F 5m x 10m (50 m2)
2/F 15m x 10m (150 m2)
Disabled toilet One Disabled toilet (150 m2)
Stairs One Stairs G/F, 1/F, 2/F 5m x 10m (50 m2)
Lift One Lift 5m x 5m (25 m2)
17. Leisure facilities
Table tennis room One table tennis room 30m x 15m (450 m2)
Multi-purpose room One multi-purpose room 75m x 25m (1875 m2)
Library One Library 45m x 30m (1350 m2)
Rest room One Rest room 20m x 10m (200 m2)
Mahjong room One Mahjong room 20m x 20m (400 m2)
Karaoke room One Karaoke room 35m x 15m (525 m2)
18. 3.1 Potential risk
Staff facilities
Accommodation Potential risk Risk management
Administrative office There might be a stealing
accident that will happen.
We should add some CCTV in the office.
Storeroom There might be a stealing
accident that will happen.
We should add a lock with staff card. We
should allow staff to get in only. Also, we
can add CCTV in the storeroom too.
Reception There maybe too many elderly
in reception to get information.
It may cause some unnecessary
collision here.
We should increase some line up line for
the elderly. To make sure they have
enough space to wait in the reception.
Also, we can add some chairs or sofas for
them.
Staff toilets It might be easy to let others
enter.
We should use a separate key or use our
staff card to enter the staff toilets.
Locker rooms Staff might have gotten in the
wrong locker room.
We should separate men and women
locker room to make sure our staff’s
privacy.
19. Leisure facilities
Table tennis room Elderly might have accidents
when they fall to the conner of the
table.
We should cover the conner by some soft
plastic.
Multi-purpose room The Multi-purpose room’s
uneven floor may cause elderly
fall down and get hurt
We should have a regular inspection and
maintenance to make sure it is safe.
Library There are old and tattered books. We should replace tattered books
Rest room The corner may cause an accident We should cover the conner by some soft
plastic and an anti-collision sponge for
safety. Also, we can add some mat at the
floor.
Mahjong room Manual mahjong table is easy to
strain for elderly.
We should replace a half of manual mahjong
table to be automatic mahjong table. We can
let elderly to choose which one is suitable
for them.
Karaoke room The TV monitor is too small for
elderly too see the subtitles of the
songs.
We should add a bigger monitor for them. It
can prevent that they get eyes problem when
they are too close with the TV monitor.
20. Supporting facilities
Disabled toilet People who are disabled
may have accident in
toilet.
We can add some emergency
phones in the toilet.
Lift Lift may have accidents We can add an emergency button
which connect the management
room. Also, we should add CCTV
to make sure that are there have
any accidents.
Stairs When elderly is using
stairs, they might get fall
easily.
We should add some handrails to
let them us it.
23. In the G/F, there are multipurpose room, Elderly people enjoy different
movies or music shows there.
Staff toilets for male and female .
For the staff's area, we have designed all our staff rooms to be located on
the Ground Floor.
Convenient for elderly to ask information.
We have design different plants in the work area, it make our staff have
a better environment to work.
25. Purpose
It is hoped that the leisure facilities of
1/F can satisfy everyone’s needs
Helping the elderly to connect
with each other and
develop the relationship with each
other
26. Planning of the location
Put the library in the left top corner because the library
requires a quiet place
Predicted the usage amount of the library may be a little
low.
27. 4. Layout plan of the leisure club
2/F
-We offer ten rooms for six people.
-In the lift lobby, the first thing you can see is the toilet.
-The stairs are on the right side of the elevator
28. 4. Layout plan of the leisure club
2/F Toilet:
There is a shower room in the toilet.
The location behind the toilet is the Bedroom.
Convenient for the disabled and the elderly with mobility
problems.
All toilets and rooms on the third floor will be designed with
double doors
29. 4. Layout plan of the leisure club
2/F Bedroom:
All ten rooms are of the same size and design in terms of room
design.
Each room provides six single beds, a coffee table, sofa and a dining
table, and a closet for more extended stays.
The rooms are also equipped with Smart TVs that provide different
TV channels and movies
30. Proposal Programmes for the Club
Outdoor programmes
include sightseeing, hiking, bird watching
Indoor programmes
include Tai Chi, Watching Movies, Board Games, Cards, and Puzzles
31. Outdoor programmes
Program name:
Let’s meet in Hong Kong(sightseeing)
Description:
The tour guide will take the elderly to visit the famous attraction in Hong Kong. For instance, Big Buddha, The
Peak, Tai O Fishing Village, and having dinner at a Chinese restaurant in Central.
Program name:
Get Hike! (hiking)
Description:
There will be an experienced leader to take them to Ma On Shan Country Park and Ma On Shan Family Walk, it is a
very easy path for them
Program name:
Bird with me(bird watching)
Description:
Watch terns on the ferry to Tap Mun and Huangshi; take a bus from Huangshi Pier to Sai Kung to watch hawksbill
32. Indoor programmes
Programme name:
Tai Chi experience day
Description:
Tai Chi is considered an art that embraces the mind, body, and spirit through light exercise and motion, stretching, and
meditation. It improves balance and flexibility and contributes to overall improved fitness.
Programme name:
Board Games Fun Day
Description:
A fun and effective way for older adults to enhance their thinking and decision-making skills is to play board games or
complete puzzles. Participants can play many board games and have tea a together at the canteen.
Programme name:
Movie time!
Description:
Whether an old favorite or new film, people of all ages enjoy getting comfortable and watching movies, elderly can
discuss what movie they would like to watch and sit at activity room and enjoy it.
33. Geo Info Map/ Google Map
Located in Sai Kung and Ma On Shan District
Close to the Ma On Shan MTR
Few roads near the Centre and many green areas
Beach on the left and right side of the Centre
The Centre face the beach and have a good view
34. Conclusion
We chose to rebuild the Cheung Mok Tau Holiday Centre so that the elderly can use the latest
facilities to meet the needs of the elderly who can't do it normally.
Moreover, with the rapid growth of the elderly population, it is possible to build more elderly
vacation centers, and our reconstruction plan is to provide more advanced facilities and various types
of projects for the elderly.
The goal is to encourage all older persons to be able to participate in the activities and to encourage
older persons to move around more.
We then analyzed our target groups – seniors, target trends, and market demographics.
