Why Hong Kong's Brutalist buildings are a vital part of the city's history, and the group encouraging others to embrace these structures both loved and loathed

Hong Kong is home to significant Brutalist buildings from the 1960s and 70s and one group is encouraging preservation by raising awareness of the architectural style both loved and loathed.

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