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HARBOUR CONNECTIONS

URBAN CONNECTIONS

PROPOSED ZONES

NATURAL CONNECTIONS

ACTIVE PATHWAYS AS PLANNING DRIVERS

<Redefining Hong Kong’s Waterfront> aims to explore opportunities and propose an

and hospitality. The proposal centres around a 420m tower that provides agricultural

aspirational vision for Hong Kong’s Waterfront.

services and an interactive museum at its base, commercial space enclosed by a hy-

Historically the development and reclamation of the harbour has separated the built

droponic greenhouse, and a luxury hotel with aeroponic atrium and observation deck.

environment from the natural one. With every period of reclamation, pedestrian access

Agricultural production will provide benefits such as an educational tourist attraction,

and flow to the waterfront has been greatly restricted. This vision, by 10 DESIGN, at-

profitable crops, and encourage better health and wellbeing for the city. This positive

tempts to redefine the waterfront by re-establishing urban connections, creating an

loop cycle provides for the city as a whole as district energy and water systems turn

attraction for residents and tourists alike, and testing innovative strategies to mitigate

waste to power and purify water for the needs of neighbouring buildings.

implications of future climate change. The goal is to transform Victoria Harbour into a

SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES_ACTIVELY CLEAN AND ENRICH SURROUNDING WATER

lively waterfront destination for public enjoyment and reintroduce agriculture in the

In addition to purifying water of heavy metals and contaminants, 10 DESIGN proposes

urban setting through modern applications.

an aquaculture landscape of interlinked active wetlands and low density fish ponds,

WATERFRONT MASTERPLAN The waterfront should invite residents and tourists alike

supported by a structural artificial reef, that also reintroduces vital nutrients and mi-

with a variety of destinations, pathways, and opportunities to relax, play, work, shop,

croorganisms, replenishes a depleted fish supply, and renews Hong Kong’s marine

learn, and grow. Creation of zones for commercial, social, civic, and ecology/culture

habitats. The water from Victoria Harbour is cleaned to a standard that would allow for

provide focus to the waterfront with diverse activators woven throughout to allow for

recreational swimming and a more gradual approach to the harbour’s edge would cre-

more social interactions and commercial opportunities. Building upon the efficient

ate an urban beach that is active most months of the year. Written by 10 design

pathways to MTR and ferry piers, a continuous flow of bridges and trails will encourage

WATERFRONT MASTERPLAN

fluid mobility through a variety of destinations.

Location Hong Kong Site area 475,000m² (47.5 ha) Facilities by area (west to east) Central Ferry Piers, Central

VERTICAL FARM CENTRE_NEW URBAN TYPOLOGY The Wan Chai end of Central

Promenade, Central Harbourfront, Tamar Park, Wanchai Ecology Park (clockwise)

Harbour evolves directly from ecological services and strives to demonstrate that en-

<Cultural Centre> Site Area 15,000m² (1.5 ha) GFA 15,000m² Height 20m Floors 4

vironmental features can also create economic benefit and social inclusion in a market

<Vertical Farm Centre> Site Area 20,000m² (2 ha) GFA 240,000m² Height 420m Floors 106

driven city. 10 DESIGN’s Vertical Farm Centre (VFC) will explore a new urban typology

<Sustainable Fisheries> Coastal length 500m² Site area 30,000m² (3 ha) Coordinator Sean Quinn (Head of

and unique modes of ecology within a mixed-use complex: retail, commercial space,

Sustainable Design) & Ted Givens (Design Partner) Editorial design Cha Hye-Rin Editor Yoon Seon-Min, Lee Sun-A


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HARBOUR CONNECTIONS

URBAN CONNECTIONS

PROPOSED ZONES

NATURAL CONNECTIONS

ACTIVE PATHWAYS AS PLANNING DRIVERS

<Redefining Hong Kong’s Waterfront> aims to explore opportunities and propose an

and hospitality. The proposal centres around a 420m tower that provides agricultural

aspirational vision for Hong Kong’s Waterfront.

services and an interactive museum at its base, commercial space enclosed by a hy-

Historically the development and reclamation of the harbour has separated the built

droponic greenhouse, and a luxury hotel with aeroponic atrium and observation deck.

environment from the natural one. With every period of reclamation, pedestrian access

Agricultural production will provide benefits such as an educational tourist attraction,

and flow to the waterfront has been greatly restricted. This vision, by 10 DESIGN, at-

profitable crops, and encourage better health and wellbeing for the city. This positive

tempts to redefine the waterfront by re-establishing urban connections, creating an

loop cycle provides for the city as a whole as district energy and water systems turn

attraction for residents and tourists alike, and testing innovative strategies to mitigate

waste to power and purify water for the needs of neighbouring buildings.

implications of future climate change. The goal is to transform Victoria Harbour into a

SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES_ACTIVELY CLEAN AND ENRICH SURROUNDING WATER

lively waterfront destination for public enjoyment and reintroduce agriculture in the

In addition to purifying water of heavy metals and contaminants, 10 DESIGN proposes

urban setting through modern applications.

an aquaculture landscape of interlinked active wetlands and low density fish ponds,

WATERFRONT MASTERPLAN The waterfront should invite residents and tourists alike

supported by a structural artificial reef, that also reintroduces vital nutrients and mi-

with a variety of destinations, pathways, and opportunities to relax, play, work, shop,

croorganisms, replenishes a depleted fish supply, and renews Hong Kong’s marine

learn, and grow. Creation of zones for commercial, social, civic, and ecology/culture

habitats. The water from Victoria Harbour is cleaned to a standard that would allow for

provide focus to the waterfront with diverse activators woven throughout to allow for

recreational swimming and a more gradual approach to the harbour’s edge would cre-

more social interactions and commercial opportunities. Building upon the efficient

ate an urban beach that is active most months of the year. Written by 10 design

pathways to MTR and ferry piers, a continuous flow of bridges and trails will encourage

WATERFRONT MASTERPLAN

fluid mobility through a variety of destinations.

Location Hong Kong Site area 475,000m² (47.5 ha) Facilities by area (west to east) Central Ferry Piers, Central

VERTICAL FARM CENTRE_NEW URBAN TYPOLOGY The Wan Chai end of Central

Promenade, Central Harbourfront, Tamar Park, Wanchai Ecology Park (clockwise)

Harbour evolves directly from ecological services and strives to demonstrate that en-

<Cultural Centre> Site Area 15,000m² (1.5 ha) GFA 15,000m² Height 20m Floors 4

vironmental features can also create economic benefit and social inclusion in a market

<Vertical Farm Centre> Site Area 20,000m² (2 ha) GFA 240,000m² Height 420m Floors 106

driven city. 10 DESIGN’s Vertical Farm Centre (VFC) will explore a new urban typology

<Sustainable Fisheries> Coastal length 500m² Site area 30,000m² (3 ha) Coordinator Sean Quinn (Head of

and unique modes of ecology within a mixed-use complex: retail, commercial space,

Sustainable Design) & Ted Givens (Design Partner) Editorial design Cha Hye-Rin Editor Yoon Seon-Min, Lee Sun-A


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BREAKWATER & HIGH PRESSURE BALLAST CLOSED CIRCUIT HIGH PRESSURE WATER SYSTEM

CURRENT ACTIVE OXYGENATION INFLOW

RECLAIMED WETLAND HABITAT

WETLAND LANDSCAPE INVITES WILD BIRDS TO NEST

ARTIFICIAL REEF STRUCTURE HEAVY METAL POLLUTANT RETENTION

SHRIMP & OYSTER HABITAT

LOW DENSITY SUSTAINABLE FISH POND

NATURAL FILTRATION THROUGH WETLAND ROOT SYSTEM

MAINTENANCE ACCESS WETLAND PLANTS

SALT MARSHES

ARTIFICIAL REEF

ORGANIC MICRO ALGAE FISH FEED

OXYGEN DIFFUSION SYSTEM

ORGANIC WASTE PROVIDES FEED FOR BOTTOM SCAVENGERS

ARTIFICIAL REEF

CLAMS & OYSTERS HABITAT

NATURAL FILTRATION THROUGH WETLAND ROOT SYSTEM

>> INTERACTIVE RESILENCY

൙గ ധӴ થґࠋ ӆ൧!੸ ਉ‫ ܟ‬ѿ‫ࣞ౑ ੹ऀ؟‬ടӋ ൙గധ੹ ੥ഡ ৡ७୳ ࡻ઺੹ ૂ१ട‫ ؘ‬

&KDL ଒Ӵ‫ౖࣥ ؘ‬ഠહ ࣳࡻफ़ਁ ಡ൛‫ ټ‬଒ਊ੶ܾ ൝ӄ ੄घ‫ ੹ڝ‬౿ഡ ӄૂહ ઊઋ ୺஺Ә

ҫ੹ ޿೵ܾ ടӋ ઔ‫ د‬

१ણ ӄૂ ૻ७ ٩१અ ࣏൦ ౿ഥઊ ѿ‫؟‬ട‫ ؘد‬ҫ੹ ଑޻ന૵ ҫઊ‫़ د‬ଓ ‫׫‬ણ ऄౡ 9)&

ਊ࣏હ੶ܾ ധӴ ґࠋ ࠃ ҁ஌ ࣏৹੸ ҥஸӘ ઘ਌੹ ࡚‫ ټݼ‬ґ‫ࡂ ܾ੶ל‬৔‫ ਁߚڹ د‬ҁ஌

ґࠋ ӆ൧੸ ३ґ‫ ל‬٩१ ੭ൌӘ ‫޿د‬હ १ࣹ ੭౿ ࣛ৹ Ԟౌ ࣳࡻफ़ અ ୺અહ ౖࣥ

࣏৹ઊ ଔര‫ ڛ޾ ؘٻ‬Ԟҁ ‫ٳ‬৊ਁ‫ࡂ ؘ‬രઘ ાԕ ࠃ ന৊ѿ ଒ਊ੶ܾઅ ‫ࣷٳ‬ઊ ਯ઺ඥ

൝ӄਁ ‫ف‬ന ౑Ӵഢ ҫઊ‫ د‬P ‫׬‬ઊઅ ౌ੖ܾ Ӵऀ‫ ټ‬ऄౡ‫׫ ؘ‬৹ ଒੘ ࣳࡻफ़ Ԟ‫ࡘز‬અ

ૂഡ‫ٻ‬Ԟ٩ യ‫ د‬ઊࠤ ӆ൧੸ ٩१ ਌ҿ‫ ੹ޏ‬થӴஸടӋ ଒ਊ ૲ߺ ࠃ ӚӠҒ‫ ݴڂ޾ ڝ‬੥ഡ

‫ف‬൛ൌ ࠆߜӚ ़ӄਢ५ ֳ ࣛ৹ ଒Ӵ ़Ԟӄથࠔ ৈಠ‫ݼ‬੒੹ Ҍஹ ӋԚ ൑౮ ઺‫ ੹ڢ فޏ‬

޻घ‫ ݴ‬ґࠋട޵ ‫ ݳد‬ഡ೟੶ܾ‫ ܑ߸ ؘ‬Ԟ൲ ࠹൛અ ਕലਁ ‫ࡻف‬ഡ ൅३હઌ ٩१ ґࠋ

ૂӖന૵ ҫઊ‫׫ د‬ણ १ࣹ੸ ӯ੮ ޿હ ӚӠ ޻घਭ ़ઋൌ ઙߜ ‫ڢ‬અ ൌౖ‫ ݴ‬౿ന ӄૂહ

઺‫ ੹ܛ‬१സനࡇ੶ܾঅ ധӴ ଒ਊ੹ થી‫ށ‬ട‫ ؘ‬ҫ੹ ޿೵ܾ ടӋ ઔ‫ د‬ԓ‫ݼ‬Ӌ ઊ‫ ݴ‬౿ന

ઊઋ੹ ୺஺ന૵ ҫઊ޵ ٩१‫ ݴ‬੥ഡ ً ֢੸ ࡂҥ ࠃ ੡ࢃ ൝ӄ੹ ૒ऀന૵ ҫઊ‫ۙ د‬ഡ

ࡼ౸‫ݼ‬ৈ 9LFWRULD ധӴ ଒ਊ੹ ൞ऀ൛१ౄӋ ஏ‫ ز‬Ԟीઅ ٩੒੶ܾ ٩१ ‫ ܆ޔ‬ङਁ ‫׫‬৹

‫׫‬ણઅ ࣷा൝ ౖࣥ‫઺ ؘ‬ஔહ੶ܾ ٩१‫ ݴ‬੥ഡ ଒ਊ ਁׂ଒ ࠃ ़ઘ੘ ा൝ १फ़౯੶ܾ

൝ӄ੹ ӴെടӋઘ യ‫ د‬

ઙੋട޷ࣳ ೥Ԟߜܾࡘౡ ઺Ԟ ਁׂ଒‫࣒ࣥ ݴ‬നֳӋ ߜ੹ ી൛१ఇ૲ৰ ૲࠹ ҥߜ‫ڝ‬અ

ઊ ഑ܾૃಠ‫ ؘ‬௙൝ӄહ ࣖ੹ ५െനֳ‫ف ਁࠩࠒ ؘ‬ഡ હԔહઌ ‫ץ‬અ‫ܟ࡜ ݴ‬ઍ੶ఇ૵ ҫઊ‫ د‬

ച੄‫ ݴ‬ா૓१ఇ૵ ҫઊ‫ د‬

થґࠋ ധӴ ଒ਊ ‫ބ‬फ़ౡഓ‫ ܓ‬ധӴ ଒ਊ੸ ଒ਊ ૲ߺ ࠃ ӚӠҒ ޾‫ਁڂ‬Ҳ ‫د‬৩ഡ ޿હ଒ਭ

଒ङѿ‫؟‬ഡ ৩२ણBહԔહ ଒ਊ ़ଖ ી൛ ࠃ ґࣷ ૻԙङӘ Ԟౌ ߜଖਁ ਠਐ‫ ټ‬ന़અ

‫݄ࡻ ੹ࣷٳ‬ന ඌ२ ੭ඝ ઍ ऴഞ ӯ੮ ԓ‫ݼ‬Ӌ ऀણ ‫ڢ‬અ Ԟ൦‫ૂ ݴ‬Ӗന૵ ़ ઔৰৡ

ી൛ ઙ৹੹ ଔരട޷ࣳ ࣛ൑ ൞‫ٳ‬હઌ ।଒અ ৩२ણӘ ച़ ৩࡚ ࠃ ߸ࣥߜ੹ ӖԚട‫ ؘ‬

ഡ‫ د‬ઊਁ ࣛ৹ ࣏൦ ӖӖ ԓ‫ݼ‬Ӌ ౖࣥ ࠃ ߚ൛‫ ݴ‬੥ഡ Ӗҁ ਕਊ‫ ੹ڝ‬Ӵஸത੶ܾঅ ധӴ

Ӵ૒હઌ ઌӖ ৑஢ѿ ࣹௗ‫ ټ‬સ߼٩ ৩२ણ੹ ૂ৊ടӋ Ӌ҃‫ ټ‬ৰ૚੹ ‫د‬१ ൦ࡃ१ౄ޵

଒ਊਁ ‫ف‬ഡ ‫د‬৩ഡ ൞‫޿ ٳ‬હ੹ ଒‫ ا‬ઌӴઅ ଙૻ ੭઒੹ ੭٩ന ࣏൦ ౿ഥ ࠃ ࣛ৹ ൞ऀ൛અ

൙గ ന৩ ౖࣥӆઅ ൦ࡃ੹ ੭٩ടӋઘ യ‫ࡼ د‬౸‫ݼ‬ৈ ടࠢ‫ ݴ‬౿ന ‫ڝ‬ৰਠ‫ ؘ‬ന़‫ ؘ‬

Ԟ൦‫ ݴ‬൜ாടӋઘ യ‫઺ د‬எ ࠃ ਌‫ࣷ܆‬Ә ਌ӆ‫ ټ‬൭ੰહ ઊ‫ ٳ‬ӄܾਭ ਌ङ ඓ‫ ੹ݵ‬Ӵऀട‫ ؘ‬

ന़੅੹ ଍Ԣ ़ ઔ੹ ી٩અ ़૴Ԫ଒ ી൛‫ ޵੶ৼٻ‬ധӴ ૲࠹ ଒ਊ੸ ઽଔહ੶ܾ ਌ૻ

਌ҿ‫ࡂ ࠃ ݼد‬രܾ‫د ؘ‬৩ഡ ޿હ଒‫ ݴ‬ৈੌ‫ ؘݱ‬੘൞ഡ ‫ ੹ࣷٳ‬ൌऀന૵ ҫઊ‫ د‬

‫ ࡚ࡘف‬Ԟҁ ‫ٳ‬৊ ࣏ੋ ѿ‫؟‬ഡ ٩१ൌ ന࠹੶ܾ ґࠋ‫ ٽ‬ਙીઊ‫ د‬ԗ ౭ ‫ڤ‬ઘઌ

़ଓ ‫׫‬ણ ऄౡB३ґ‫ ל‬٩१ ੭ൌ ऄಠ‫ ܢ‬ടࠢ &HQWUDO +DUERXU ֙‫ ਁز‬ઘ‫ݼ‬ഡ ਯ ୱઊ :DQ

Form sculpted by tides and the flow of the city.

Collecting pools filter stormwater as it returns to harbour. HOLISTICS DESIGN


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BREAKWATER & HIGH PRESSURE BALLAST CLOSED CIRCUIT HIGH PRESSURE WATER SYSTEM

CURRENT ACTIVE OXYGENATION INFLOW

RECLAIMED WETLAND HABITAT

WETLAND LANDSCAPE INVITES WILD BIRDS TO NEST

ARTIFICIAL REEF STRUCTURE HEAVY METAL POLLUTANT RETENTION

SHRIMP & OYSTER HABITAT

LOW DENSITY SUSTAINABLE FISH POND

NATURAL FILTRATION THROUGH WETLAND ROOT SYSTEM

MAINTENANCE ACCESS WETLAND PLANTS

SALT MARSHES

ARTIFICIAL REEF

ORGANIC MICRO ALGAE FISH FEED

OXYGEN DIFFUSION SYSTEM

ORGANIC WASTE PROVIDES FEED FOR BOTTOM SCAVENGERS

ARTIFICIAL REEF

CLAMS & OYSTERS HABITAT

NATURAL FILTRATION THROUGH WETLAND ROOT SYSTEM

>> INTERACTIVE RESILENCY

൙గ ധӴ થґࠋ ӆ൧!੸ ਉ‫ ܟ‬ѿ‫ࣞ౑ ੹ऀ؟‬ടӋ ൙గധ੹ ੥ഡ ৡ७୳ ࡻ઺੹ ૂ१ട‫ ؘ‬

&KDL ଒Ӵ‫ౖࣥ ؘ‬ഠહ ࣳࡻफ़ਁ ಡ൛‫ ټ‬଒ਊ੶ܾ ൝ӄ ੄घ‫ ੹ڝ‬౿ഡ ӄૂહ ઊઋ ୺஺Ә

ҫ੹ ޿೵ܾ ടӋ ઔ‫ د‬

१ણ ӄૂ ૻ७ ٩१અ ࣏൦ ౿ഥઊ ѿ‫؟‬ട‫ ؘد‬ҫ੹ ଑޻ന૵ ҫઊ‫़ د‬ଓ ‫׫‬ણ ऄౡ 9)&

ਊ࣏હ੶ܾ ധӴ ґࠋ ࠃ ҁ஌ ࣏৹੸ ҥஸӘ ઘ਌੹ ࡚‫ ټݼ‬ґ‫ࡂ ܾ੶ל‬৔‫ ਁߚڹ د‬ҁ஌

ґࠋ ӆ൧੸ ३ґ‫ ל‬٩१ ੭ൌӘ ‫޿د‬હ १ࣹ ੭౿ ࣛ৹ Ԟౌ ࣳࡻफ़ અ ୺અહ ౖࣥ

࣏৹ઊ ଔര‫ ڛ޾ ؘٻ‬Ԟҁ ‫ٳ‬৊ਁ‫ࡂ ؘ‬രઘ ાԕ ࠃ ന৊ѿ ଒ਊ੶ܾઅ ‫ࣷٳ‬ઊ ਯ઺ඥ

൝ӄਁ ‫ف‬ന ౑Ӵഢ ҫઊ‫ د‬P ‫׬‬ઊઅ ౌ੖ܾ Ӵऀ‫ ټ‬ऄౡ‫׫ ؘ‬৹ ଒੘ ࣳࡻफ़ Ԟ‫ࡘز‬અ

ૂഡ‫ٻ‬Ԟ٩ യ‫ د‬ઊࠤ ӆ൧੸ ٩१ ਌ҿ‫ ੹ޏ‬થӴஸടӋ ଒ਊ ૲ߺ ࠃ ӚӠҒ‫ ݴڂ޾ ڝ‬੥ഡ

‫ف‬൛ൌ ࠆߜӚ ़ӄਢ५ ֳ ࣛ৹ ଒Ӵ ़Ԟӄથࠔ ৈಠ‫ݼ‬੒੹ Ҍஹ ӋԚ ൑౮ ઺‫ ੹ڢ فޏ‬

޻घ‫ ݴ‬ґࠋട޵ ‫ ݳد‬ഡ೟੶ܾ‫ ܑ߸ ؘ‬Ԟ൲ ࠹൛અ ਕലਁ ‫ࡻف‬ഡ ൅३હઌ ٩१ ґࠋ

ૂӖന૵ ҫઊ‫׫ د‬ણ १ࣹ੸ ӯ੮ ޿હ ӚӠ ޻घਭ ़ઋൌ ઙߜ ‫ڢ‬અ ൌౖ‫ ݴ‬౿ന ӄૂહ

઺‫ ੹ܛ‬१സനࡇ੶ܾঅ ധӴ ଒ਊ੹ થી‫ށ‬ട‫ ؘ‬ҫ੹ ޿೵ܾ ടӋ ઔ‫ د‬ԓ‫ݼ‬Ӌ ઊ‫ ݴ‬౿ന

ઊઋ੹ ୺஺ന૵ ҫઊ޵ ٩१‫ ݴ‬੥ഡ ً ֢੸ ࡂҥ ࠃ ੡ࢃ ൝ӄ੹ ૒ऀന૵ ҫઊ‫ۙ د‬ഡ

ࡼ౸‫ݼ‬ৈ 9LFWRULD ധӴ ଒ਊ੹ ൞ऀ൛१ౄӋ ஏ‫ ز‬Ԟीઅ ٩੒੶ܾ ٩१ ‫ ܆ޔ‬ङਁ ‫׫‬৹

‫׫‬ણઅ ࣷा൝ ౖࣥ‫઺ ؘ‬ஔહ੶ܾ ٩१‫ ݴ‬੥ഡ ଒ਊ ਁׂ଒ ࠃ ़ઘ੘ ा൝ १फ़౯੶ܾ

൝ӄ੹ ӴെടӋઘ യ‫ د‬

ઙੋട޷ࣳ ೥Ԟߜܾࡘౡ ઺Ԟ ਁׂ଒‫࣒ࣥ ݴ‬നֳӋ ߜ੹ ી൛१ఇ૲ৰ ૲࠹ ҥߜ‫ڝ‬અ

ઊ ഑ܾૃಠ‫ ؘ‬௙൝ӄહ ࣖ੹ ५െനֳ‫ف ਁࠩࠒ ؘ‬ഡ હԔહઌ ‫ץ‬અ‫ܟ࡜ ݴ‬ઍ੶ఇ૵ ҫઊ‫ د‬

ച੄‫ ݴ‬ா૓१ఇ૵ ҫઊ‫ د‬

થґࠋ ധӴ ଒ਊ ‫ބ‬फ़ౡഓ‫ ܓ‬ധӴ ଒ਊ੸ ଒ਊ ૲ߺ ࠃ ӚӠҒ ޾‫ਁڂ‬Ҳ ‫د‬৩ഡ ޿હ଒ਭ

଒ङѿ‫؟‬ഡ ৩२ણBહԔહ ଒ਊ ़ଖ ી൛ ࠃ ґࣷ ૻԙङӘ Ԟౌ ߜଖਁ ਠਐ‫ ټ‬ന़અ

‫݄ࡻ ੹ࣷٳ‬ന ඌ२ ੭ඝ ઍ ऴഞ ӯ੮ ԓ‫ݼ‬Ӌ ऀણ ‫ڢ‬અ Ԟ൦‫ૂ ݴ‬Ӗന૵ ़ ઔৰৡ

ી൛ ઙ৹੹ ଔരട޷ࣳ ࣛ൑ ൞‫ٳ‬હઌ ।଒અ ৩२ણӘ ച़ ৩࡚ ࠃ ߸ࣥߜ੹ ӖԚട‫ ؘ‬

ഡ‫ د‬ઊਁ ࣛ৹ ࣏൦ ӖӖ ԓ‫ݼ‬Ӌ ౖࣥ ࠃ ߚ൛‫ ݴ‬੥ഡ Ӗҁ ਕਊ‫ ੹ڝ‬Ӵஸത੶ܾঅ ധӴ

Ӵ૒હઌ ઌӖ ৑஢ѿ ࣹௗ‫ ټ‬સ߼٩ ৩२ણ੹ ૂ৊ടӋ Ӌ҃‫ ټ‬ৰ૚੹ ‫د‬१ ൦ࡃ१ౄ޵

଒ਊਁ ‫ف‬ഡ ‫د‬৩ഡ ൞‫޿ ٳ‬હ੹ ଒‫ ا‬ઌӴઅ ଙૻ ੭઒੹ ੭٩ന ࣏൦ ౿ഥ ࠃ ࣛ৹ ൞ऀ൛અ

൙గ ന৩ ౖࣥӆઅ ൦ࡃ੹ ੭٩ടӋઘ യ‫ࡼ د‬౸‫ݼ‬ৈ ടࠢ‫ ݴ‬౿ന ‫ڝ‬ৰਠ‫ ؘ‬ന़‫ ؘ‬

Ԟ൦‫ ݴ‬൜ாടӋઘ യ‫઺ د‬எ ࠃ ਌‫ࣷ܆‬Ә ਌ӆ‫ ټ‬൭ੰહ ઊ‫ ٳ‬ӄܾਭ ਌ङ ඓ‫ ੹ݵ‬Ӵऀട‫ ؘ‬

ന़੅੹ ଍Ԣ ़ ઔ੹ ી٩અ ़૴Ԫ଒ ી൛‫ ޵੶ৼٻ‬ധӴ ૲࠹ ଒ਊ੸ ઽଔહ੶ܾ ਌ૻ

਌ҿ‫ࡂ ࠃ ݼد‬രܾ‫د ؘ‬৩ഡ ޿હ଒‫ ݴ‬ৈੌ‫ ؘݱ‬੘൞ഡ ‫ ੹ࣷٳ‬ൌऀന૵ ҫઊ‫ د‬

‫ ࡚ࡘف‬Ԟҁ ‫ٳ‬৊ ࣏ੋ ѿ‫؟‬ഡ ٩१ൌ ന࠹੶ܾ ґࠋ‫ ٽ‬ਙીઊ‫ د‬ԗ ౭ ‫ڤ‬ઘઌ

़ଓ ‫׫‬ણ ऄౡB३ґ‫ ל‬٩१ ੭ൌ ऄಠ‫ ܢ‬ടࠢ &HQWUDO +DUERXU ֙‫ ਁز‬ઘ‫ݼ‬ഡ ਯ ୱઊ :DQ

Form sculpted by tides and the flow of the city.

Collecting pools filter stormwater as it returns to harbour. HOLISTICS DESIGN


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: Idea Project

: Redefining Hong kong’s Waterfront

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ARGRITECTURE EXHIBIT & RETAIL PODIUM(FLOORS 1-24)

OFFICE(FLOORS 25-72)

HOTEL(FLOORS 73-106)

OFFICE DOUBLE SKIN GREENHOUSE

VERTICAL FARM CENTRE_WATER & FOOD PRODUCTION

INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE


138

: Idea Project

: Redefining Hong kong’s Waterfront

139

ARGRITECTURE EXHIBIT & RETAIL PODIUM(FLOORS 1-24)

OFFICE(FLOORS 25-72)

HOTEL(FLOORS 73-106)

OFFICE DOUBLE SKIN GREENHOUSE

VERTICAL FARM CENTRE_WATER & FOOD PRODUCTION

INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE


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