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Hong Kong is a major world business city, a trading post between the Orient and the Occident, the east and the west. The city is famous for the grouping of skyscrapers seen in the photo above. Famous architects with buildings in the city include Foster + Partners, Cesar Pelli, Terry Farrell and I M Pei. The tallest building currently is 2 IFC. Famous Hong Kong architecture includes the Bank of China and the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank.    Hong Kong Architecture Walking Tours Hong Kong Architecture Photos © Adrian Welch unless otherwise stated Hong Kong Buildings : alphabetical list of all major projects Hong Kong Architects - with buildings featured in this guide Hong Kong Architecture Photos : Photographs with captions only Ten Key Hong Kong BuildingsArchitecture, chronological: Hong Kong Buildings - Photo Selection        
Hong Kong Architecture ContestsHong Kong 2011 Design Contestphoto © Adrian Welch Hong Kong Design Competition Alternative Car Park Tower  image from [AC-CA] Hong Kong Architecture Competition Hong Kong Architecture Guide - Other BuildingsHK Building Designs, alphabetical:Central Market Hong Kong TFP Farrells  picture : TFP Farrells Central Market Hong Kong Central Plaza, north Wan Chai DLN Architects & Engineers Tallest building in HK [374m high] until completion of Two International Finance Center - 2 IFC - in 2003. Tallest building in Asia 1992-96 : Central Plaza Cheung Kong Centre Building, Queens Rd. Central Hsin Yieh Architects; Cesar Pelli & Associates Architects, Leo Daly, Architect  Cheung Kong Centre in centre; Bank of China tower to left Cheung Kong Centre : simplest (some might say dullest) Hong Kong skyscraper The Hong Kong Community College Building (Hung Hom Bay Campus), Kowloon AD+RG Architects  picture from architect Hong Kong Community College Hopewell Centre, Queen's Road East, Wan Chai / Central WMKY Ltd, Architects Hopewell Center Building : tallest Hong Kong skyscraper from 1980-89 Human Genome Research Institute Building Llewelyn Davies Yeang, with T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Hong Kong Research Centre i-Square Rocco Design / Benoy  photo courtesy Gammon Construction Ltd i-Square Innovation Tower, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University - PolyU Zaha Hadid Architects  image from architects Hong Kong University Building InterContinental Hong Kong Woods Bagot  image courtesy of the InterContinental Hong InterContinental Hong Kong Ballroom refurbishment inspired by the unique position of the hotel building on Victoria Harbour. "We were inspired by the imagery of the harbour at sunset with its shimmering golden glow, its complex textures, colours and activity." International Commerce Centre, West Kowloon Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates with Wong & Ouyang  picture : Takuya Watanabe International Commerce Centre incl. The Ritz-Carlton - The world’s highest hotel Jardine House, Central P & T Architects & Engineers Ltd  photo © Andrew McRae Jardine House : tallest building in HK [179m high] from 1972-80 Lippo Center, Wan Chai Paul Rudolph, Wong & Ouyang  photo © Andrew McRae Lippo Center Savannah College of Art and Design LEO A DALY  image : Chia Chiung Chong, SCAD SCAD West Kowloon Cultural District OMA  image courtesy OMA West Kowloon Cultural District West Kowloon Development, Kowloon Foster + Partners Architects  image : Foster + Partners West Kowloon Cultural Complex More Hong Kong Architecture online soon |
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Famous Hong Kong building - Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank
Chep Lap Kok Airport + HSBC Bank building are both by Foster + Partners
The availability of broadband internet connection in over 95% of business establishments and the splended architecture of its buildings are some of the reasons why trade and commerce continue to flourish in the rich city of Hong Kong. In addition, Hong Kong is renowed for its assymmetrical business structures and towering skyscrapers among others.
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