This project, "Realizing a Feasible Dream" seeks to find sustainable solutions for one of the city’s greatest planning challenges - The Central Waterfront. There has been much debate about the future development direction for the area. Guided by our 3 F's principle - Functionality, Flexibility and Feasibility - the proposals and suggested amendments have all take into serious consideration urban planning, historic preservation, transportation, urban design and economic development. "Realizing a Feasible Dream" showcases planning and design elements that would help enrich the Central Waterfront to be a vibrant, diverse, accessible and enjoyable place for all - both citizens and visitors alike. The project challenges some commonly accepted assumptions such as the extent of land reclamation, the need for and the alignment of Road P2, and above all, the commercialized and engineering-oriented approach to urban developments in Hong Kong. The proposals seek to address current issues such as the retention and operation of the Queens Pier at its original location, the integration of leisure and commercial activities, the idea of efficient land use and the creation of a place - a public space - for the public's enjoyment. The existing land uses designated for the sites need a timely critical review. Hong Kong needs a waterfront that is aesthetically appealing, economically vibrant, socially inclusive and environmentally friendly. It is believed that this project will contribute to the future development of Central Waterfront by sparking innovative yet feasible ideas on the design and development potential of the sites. The team wishes to provide workable solutions to these issues and to make it possible for Hong Kong to realize such a dream.