Conservation and revitalisation projects, while paying tribute to the history of Hong Kong, have the potential to energise surrounding areas, boost rents and property prices.
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Scenes from Tai Kwun. (Photos, left to right: Alison Pang/Unsplash; Elton Yung/Unsplash)
See history reinvented at Tai Kwun
Once the preserve of criminals, police officers, and magistrates, Tai Kwun – Centre for Heritage and Arts opened in 2018 following an extensive restoration done in step with a makeover by celebrated Swiss architecture firm Herzog and de Meuron. Initial plans for an observation tower nodding to the city’s continued use of bamboo scaffolding were scaled back to create the simple, respectful volumes of the JC Cube and JC Contemporary art galleries, both clad in perforated aluminum facades inspired by the brickwork of their older neighbors. Visitors can tour the former jail, take stock of changing exhibitions, and kick back in the drinking and dining venues that flank the parade ground an impressive courtyard with a towering mango tree planted by Sikh and
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When the worlds of coffee and alcohol collide, you can be sure that we sit up and take notice, especially when it comes to born and bred Hong Kong brands. Created in Hong Kong, Perfume Trees Gin strive to capture the culture and essence of the city in their botanical creations.
Previously only available to shop online, the brand’s unique gin offerings are now going to be fully showcased at its own café and bar concept. Opening today (February 5) in Tsuen Wan’s The Mills, Tankyu Distillery will be serving a range of creative cocktails, which will unite the worlds of coffee, tea and spirits.