Mean Noodles in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Designed by the design duo OPENUU and hidden in plain sight, Mean Noodles is not hard to find once you enter the alley from New Market Street in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.
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New Hong Kong architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. HK building news from across this famous Far East Asian city, now part of China.
We show Pt Group Event Space, Nathan Road, Mong Kok, by Fat Design Studio Architects. This modern HK property is located in one of the area’s busiest intersections in Nathan Road, Mong Kok.
e-architect posted the Tai Kwun Education Centre by Napp Studio and Architects, and Building Narrative. Mixing with other elements you may find at homes like pot plants, curtains, bookshelves, creates a comfortable vibe for all.
Finally we show the Exhibition Centre Station by Farrells. The East Rail Line Cross-harbour Extension commenced service in May 2022. That milestone marked the completion of the Shatin to Central Link project, an important milestone in SAR railway development.
f22 Foto Space in HK, Wan Chai Gallery
Designed by LAAB Architects in collaboration with Carlow Architecture & Design, f22 offers exhibitions, a photo book shop, a camera boutique, and a lovely café.
West Kowloon Competition Pavilion Building
West Kowloon Competition Pavilion opens today, will be open for six months: building in West Kowloon Cultural District waterfront promenade, China designed by New Office Works.
FAO Schwartz Workplace in HK Offices
Studio X has taken on a prominent role in the relaunch of the FAO Schwartz retail brand by joining the Global design team responsible for its reincarnation and repositioning as the worlds leading toy store.
Floating Christmas Pavilion in HK, West Kowloon
AaaM Architects designed a Christmas pavilion within the courtyard of a modernist heritage building in Hong Kong Central where color balloons could float freely within the space.
The Lyric Theatre Complex West Kowloon
Designed by UNStudio The Lyric Theatre Complex is located in the West Kowloon Cultural District, an ambitious 40 hectare waterfront cultural quarter which combines open public space with a wide range of cultural venues.
M+ Building West Kowloon for WKCDA: Museum
M+ Building West Kowloon for WKCDA, design by Herzog & de Meuron + TFP Farrells: Victoria Harbour waterfront arts and cultural venue in West Kowloon Cultural District, China.
Ping An Financial Center Shenzhen Building
Ping An Financial Center building design by KPF Architects, the fourth tallest in the world upon completion and the second tallest skyscraper in China at a height of 599 m.
H Queen’s in Hong Kong Art Gallery / Restaurant
Designed by CL3 Architects Limited H Queen’s is a commercial building that mixes 2 distinct components: Art galleries and F&B to form a unique lifestyle building.
International Culinary Institute Hong Kong Building
Leigh & Orange completed a new education building, the International Culinary Institute for the Hong Kong Vocational Training Council. It is the latest addition to the VTC Pokfulam campus, making it a hub for hospitality training.
The Beacon in Hong Kong Tall Building
Aedas-designed The Beacon in Hong Kong was crowned the Best Tall Building Project at LEAF Awards 2018 and highly commended for Best Sustainable Project at Blueprint Awards 2018 in Europe.
Pingshan Performing Arts Center in Shenzhen
OPEN Architecture’s Pingshan Performing Arts Center in Shenzhen has moved another step closer to its expected completion this year. With the building envelope now fully installed, the focus has shifted to the interior fit out.
The Luna Tower at 18 Lun Fat Street Wan Chai
The Luna at 18 Lun Fat Street in Wan Chai, a new residential tower from Make Architects for Vanke Property Co., Ltd. setting the standard for high-quality serviced apartments in Hong Kong.
Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture 2017-2018
Article by Brazilian architect Carlos M Teixeira: a biennale that is a “revolt against a mainstream culture ruled by ‘centralism’” and that offers “a space of resistance against authoritarian planning”, that is how the Shenzhen Biennale’s curators presented the event’s current edition, which began in December and terminates in March this year.