周古梁建築工程師有限公司
香港中環禧利街2號東寧大廈13樓
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Year of Completion : 2013
Extension to Canossa Hospital (Caritas) comprising underground carpark, medical ward, maternity ward, operating theatres, ICU, laboratories and convent. Integration with the existing Hospital by direct attachment to ensure efficient floor of services.
Year of Completion : 2010
The building was first designed in 1994 as an industrial / godown building. With the change of zoning in Kowloon Bay / Kai Tai, the land is rezoned as OU (other use) which may convert from industrial to office commercial building.
The building location is on the water front of Kowloon Bay, most visible from Hong Kong side eastern corridor. The back side of the site faces the Kwun Tong by-pass and industrial lots, requiring polluted air mitigation measures.
With the building originally designed for industrial / godown use, the building footprint and massing has been limited. The lower floors originally planned as godown with large floor plate, has opened with internal light wells to allow natural lighting into the office space, and creating a internal green atrium within the building.
The tower geometry is shaped by folding the building volume with lines, forming different directional planes outwards as in an origami sculpture, spicing different wedge shapes with edges converging to form a cut back for the entrance void. The cut back with its double fa?ade open toward Kowloon Bay town centre, where all the pedestrian traffic will be directed from.
Year of Completion : 2012
This hotel project is designed specifically to be energy efficient and low maintenance. The projected annual electric cost is approximate HK$1,200,000 (HK$12 / room day - 2010) to operate 276 rooms with a staff of less than 80 persons including management.
The hotel tower laid out is in response to the sun and view orientation, with hotel rooms facing north (mountain) and south (harbor) views.
Year of Completion : 2012
4 towers public housing for 4,238 flats, carpark and commercial shops
This is a redevelopment project of one of Hong Kong's oldest public housing neighbourhood. Many of the tenants in Ngau Tau Kok Estate has resided there for their life time. A lot of consideration was made in the design to recapture some of the past within this redevelopment, which a central courtyard with a picture gallery and artifacts museum displaying the old Ngau Tau Kok neighbourhood and lifestyle were exhibited.
The lower NTK estate is also the major link from Upper Ngau Tau Kok to public transport hub - the MTR and Bus terminus. Three elevated footbridges were constructed to connect with the covered walkway system within the development.
Two redevelopment stages including Phase 1A (two 41-storey domestic blocks, one 4-storey car port and associated external works) and Phase 1B (one 47-storey and two 48-storey domestic blocks, a Day Care Centre for the elderly).
Year of Completion : 2013
9 towers public housing for 8,164 flats, commercial complex, kindergarten and carpark
The design theme of Kai Tak Site 1B is 'Homes in the Park', whereas the estate was designed with 9 housing block surrounding a centre park, vehicular free, and connected with a pedestrian walkway system completely connecting the major entrances with all residential block.
Year of Completion : 2012
Composite Residential / Commercial Building Complex with Residents' Recreational Facilities and Linked Walkways
The development is comprised of two composite building blocks, with two residential towers resting on top of podiums with commercial, car parking and recreational facilities. There are 24 typical residential floors and 2 special residential floors at the upmost levels, with a total of 462 residential units. An open landscaped area is located between two building blocks. The two podiums are interconnected by two footbridges at shop and clubhouse levels respectively.
Year of Completion : 2008
3 Residential Towers with Mix Use Podium Floors
This project is part of the Urban Renewal Authority (URA) master plan to revitalize the old West Kowloon and Tai Kok Tsui residential neighbourhood. The project creates new street level landscaped open spaces, road side landscape, and connection with bridges to the MTR.
Year of Completion : 2011
Father Sean Burke Home for the Elderly was designed as part of but an independent building within the Helping Hand Cheung Muk Tau Holiday Centre.
Penny's Bay Water Recreational Centre
Completion:2005
Boat House
Working in conjunction with Disney's Imagineering Team, the Boat Centre located at and as part of the Inspiration Lake, one major tourist attraction outside the Theme Park. The design is retro of Victorian Broadwalk, with the colour especially selected by the colour Guru in Imagineering. The boat house provides retails, F&B and leisure activities for visitors.
Penny's Bay Public Ferry Pier
Completion : 2005
Ferry Pier
The Public Ferry Pier is located at the sea end of the Park Promenade, the central street axis of the theme park. The design was inspired by Victorian era's styled public piers in Hong Kong Western district, and was conceptually drawn up in 3 days whilst the team was at Orlando Florida. The pier also sports a light tower at the pier finger, which could be seen from the Park Promenade as a sea-side landmark.
Year of Completion : 2007
Refurbishment works for Tuen Mun Town Plaza Phase I & Phase II, including external cladding works, carpark conversion and retail facilities.
