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Designed by world-renowned firm Foster + Partners, the HKIA is an award winning magnificence of architecture.

Located in Tamar, Hong Kong, Tamar Park houses the Hong Kong Central Government Complex

Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Park occupies a total area of 23,000 square meters, covering a fountain plaza, a central lawn and more.

Completed in 2018, the Hong Kong West Kowloon High Speed Rail Train Terminus was one of the most ambitious projects in Hong Kong in 2010's.

Standing with a height of 346 meters at 99 Queen’s Road, Central, The Center is the fifth tallest skyscraper ever built in Hong Kong.

Designed by Palmer & Turner, Exchange Square is an award-winning architectural achievement located in Central, Hong Kong.

Soaring above the skyline at almost 1,300 feet, the Central Plaza, or called, ‘The Big Syringe’ is the third tallest skyscraper in Hong Kong

Developed by Swire Properties and redesigned by Heatherwick Studios, Pacific Place is an icon of contemporary luxury in Admiralty, Hong Kong

In 2021, it is expected that a new project named the M+ Museum will be completed in the area.

The gull-wing shaped logo of the Hong Kong Cultural and Exhibition Centre is an inseparable part of Hong Kong.

With the current government headquarters at Tamar Park opened in 2011, the Murray Building was bidded off to be constructed as a hotel

Standing 484 meter tall, the International Commerce Centre, or more commonly known as the ICC, is the centrepiece of Union Square.

The International Finance Centre was initially proposed in 1996, and One IFC was opened in December 1998.

The current HSBC building, designed by British architect Norman Foster, was completed in 1985, costing roughly HKD$5.2 Billion.

Located at No.1 Garden Road in Central, the Bank of China Tower is an iconic masterpiece designed by world-renowned architect I.M.Pei.

Located in the heart of Admiralty, at first glance, the Lippo Centre seems to be nothing more than another office complex in Admiralty.

Victoria dockside is a large-scale development on the waterfront of Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong.