地方的記憶是一面草根為床的魔氈Memory of a place is a grassroots-matted Magic Carpet　本書以中文英文雙語展開魔氈飛行之旅。　妙想氈開的廣東話發音，接近妙想天開。　魔氈從故事的源頭起飛，透過地方探索和影像觸媒，飛過不同城市領空，吸納草根萌發的聲音，然後在最不經意的鄰里角落降落，開展一場接一場的映演分享。　但魔氈不是天馬行空，接地氣的妙想才能讓城市的天穹開啟。　規畫田野的耕耘催生了社區行動的實踐。　無論社區中的行動，或行動中的社區，在都市再生的輪迴，妙想氈開的起降，總朝向一個社區共利的未來。　Magic Carpet takes off from the beginning of stories, flying across the skies of different cities and absorbing the voices of the grassroots via the exploration of places and the catalysis of filming, then lands at the most unexpected neighborhood corners to unfold screening events of community sharing one after another.　But Magic Carpet is not a purely whimsical or unconstrained fantasy, and only when the imaginations touch the ground can the ceiling of the city open up.　The cultivations of the planning fields activate the practices of community actions – whether actions in communities or communities in action – and, in the continuous reincarnation of urban regeneration, the ascending and descending of Magic Carpet always glide towards a future of community benefit.

田恆德 香港中文大學建築學院副教授，都市設計碩士研究學程主任。研究領域關注香港、澳門及珠三角的都市變遷與公共空間。田教授是香港城市設計學會的創始成員及學院顧問，也是德國的註冊建築師。Hendrik Tieben is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). At CUHK, he is the Director of the MSc in Urban Design Program. His research focuses on urban transformation and public space the in Hong Kong, Macau and the Pearl River Delta. Prof. Tieben is a founding member and academic advisor of the Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design and a registered architect in Germany.　康旻杰臺灣大學建築與城鄉研究所副教授，現任專業者都市改革組織（OURs）理事長，及臺大都市聚落與地景研究室主持人。研究領域關注文化地景與都市交錯群落、都市設計、都市保育與再生、投身社會之公共藝術及地景敘事。Min Jay Kang is an Associate Professor at the Graduate Institute of Building and Planning, National Taiwan University (NTU) and the current Chairperson of OURs (Organization of Urban-Res). He is also the director of Urban Settlements and Landscapes Research Lab in NTU, and his research focuses on cultural landscapes and urban ecotones, urban design, urban conservation and regeneration, socially engages public arts, and landscape narratives.

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