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.
Design: Studio Pei-Zhu architects. This building focuses mainly on fashion shows, product design, and conceptual automotive shows. The goal was to create a space that is surreal to the subject matter but also transcendental in surrounding and feeling.
MVRDV with Zhubo Architecture Design win the architectural competition for the Xili Sports and Cultural Centre: the project seeks to transform the lives of people through offering a more humanistic model for sports and culture.
Design: MoNi Studio, Architects. The living room in such small flat is only area to become a flexible function room. And an Interactive sliding door is only solution to prevent interuption form other side of living room but without sacrificing the quality of the dinning area. The 4 panels of sliding door consist of 20 shutter moudule.
Architects: HASSELL. The Wool Resource Centre includes a library, a showroom and an events space for visitors to develop and enhance their education on wool. There are six separate zones including open-plan workspaces, a meeting room and an auditorium.
Design: MLA+ and Felixx Landscape Architects & Planners. First prize project in the design competition for the regeneration of the area along the G107 highway in Bao’an district in Shenzhen.
Design: JJA / Bespoke Architecture. The project’s corner site was an opportunity for the designers and client, to give importance to the all-day-cafe as it becomes a natural intersection for the area’s tenants and office workers’ daily activities.
The West Kowloon Cultural District Authority (WKCDA) celebrated the completion of M+ Pavilion, the first permanent venue for exhibitions and arts events in the West Kowloon Cultural District, marking a significant milestone in the development of the art hub.
Design: Eureka. The design started off by understanding the subtle differentiation between outside and inside, as well as the basic forms of square and circles in traditional Chinese architecture.
Architects: MVRDV. New building opens at 133 Wai Yip Street: an office transformation, with retail and restaurants. It strips an old industrial building down to its bare bones and uses only glass with stainless steel infill to build up the interior spaces.
Design: 4N Architects collaborate with lululemon design team based in Vancouver, B.C. on the shop front design at the shopping hub of Hong Kong Island – Causeway Bay. This was their second key location in Hong Kong.
Design: Lead 8 with BuroHappold Engineering. A vision to transform the Hong Kong waterfront into an iconic 23 km urban pedestrian network.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. The 76m-high building provides space for over 1500 university students: home for the PolyU School of Design and newly-established Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation.
Design: Chung Wai / Tony Lam of AGC Design. The story begins by tracing back in the 1920s Sheung Wan. The design reflects the historical streetscape of Hong Kong. The identity of the rectangular tenement house all seems to be in specific repetitive order, forming a uniform but dynamic streetscape.
Design: Matteo Cainer Architects. The Museum of Contemporary Arts and Planning Exhibition is a symbolic cultural institution that confirms the importance of the Shenzhen region, as well as providing an intimate and meaningful public building for the Futian Center District.
Tai Chi Sales Center by Kris Lin – Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design Category, 2014-15. The term”TAI CHI” originates from “ZHOUYI” – the most important philosophical thinking in Chinese traditional culture.
Design: THEO TEXTURE Architects. OLIV is a commercial building within the busiest shopping district of Causeway Bay in Hong Kong. The building sits on a small urban site of 287m2 with a building height of 125m and a floor-to-floor height of 4980mm. Most of the floors are occupied by retail and F&B tenants.
Danish architecture firm Henning Larsen Architects named as the design architects for a new educational facility, the French International School’s (FIS) Tseung Kwan O campus in Hong Kong.