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The City that never sleeps : Hong Kong
Hong Kong Building Photos
Hong Kong Building Photos © Adrian Welch
Central business zone – skyscrapers + landscape
bamboo scaffolding – building tradition
lush vegitation in central Hong Kong
church at base of The Peak
view from The Peak
views from Bank of China by architect I.M. Pei
Bank of China landscape
typical alleyway
harbour views looking to Hong Kong
high towers cluster: Bank of China on left, Cheung Kong Centre on right
typical views in Wan Chai looking west to Hong Kong centre
street market, one of many
HSBC Bank by Foster + Partners, left middle
IFC2 skyscraper the tallest tower in Hong Kong by Cesar Pelli
views from a Hong Kong skyscraper out over centre to east
Happy Valley racecourse
modernist office building on hillside to southwest of centre
modern housing high on hillside to southwest of centre
view looking north over Wan Chai towards Kowloon
Stanley – beach on south side of Hong Kong island
views looking south from Wan Chai skyscraper
nighttime swimming in Hong Kong
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Location: Hong Kong, Eastern Asia
Hong Kong Architecture Designs
HK Architectural Designs
Hong Kong Architecture Designs – chronological list
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Hong Kong Architecture – HK building selection:
The Jockey Club Innovation Tower, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects
photo : Doublespace
Jockey Club Innovation Tower
The Jockey Club Innovation Tower is home to the Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s School of Design, and the Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation. The 15 storey, 15,000 sqm tower accommodates more than 1,800 students and staff, with facilities for design education and innovation that include: design studios, labs and workshops, exhibition areas, multi-functional classrooms, lecture theatre and communal lounge.
Murray Hotel, 22 Cotton Tree Dr, Central
Architects: Foster + Partners
photograph © Foster + Partners
Murray Hotel in Hong Kong
The 25-storey Murray Building was originally designed at a time when the city was planned around the car, and consequently stands on an island site surrounded by roads, making it impermeable for pedestrians. One of the central aims of the regeneration project was to reconnect the building with the city at ground level, creating a new street frontage on Garden Road, transparent and welcoming ground floor spaces, and enhancing and extending the landscaped grounds to incorporate a public tai chi area.
Taikoo Place
Design: Gustafson Porter + Bowman
image Courtesy architecture office
Taikoo Place Public Space Development
Taikoo Place will create an inclusive open space which includes lush native vegetation and sculptural water features. Encompassing 69,000 square feet, the landscape project will feature a variety of spaces, from small, intimate areas for conversation, to larger open areas suitable for special events like concerts and outdoor markets.
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