Urban Planning

Commonly known as the “red apple”, To Kwa Wan Market and Government Office is considered as the local landmark to To Kwa Wan residents. The name “red apple” has taken deep root to their everyday life. In the 1970s and 1980s, population rocketed. As a result of insufficient land supply, government departments were gathered with…

When you miss the glorious days of Kai Tak Airport, why not visit Kai Tak Runway Park? Covering an area of 2.82 hectares, the park is located at the former runway’s end and has been open to the public since June 2014. Residents not only can see the yellow and black checkerboard pattern, once used…

The vast cruise terminal, formerly the Hong Kong Kai Tak International Airport, was once one of the busiest airports globally, ranking third in passenger traffic and first in cargo volume. However, due to limited space for development, on July 6, 1998, Kai Tak Airport ceased its operations, becoming a shared memory among Hong Kong residents….

To get to Kowloon City, in addition to travelling by bus, or even try taking the MTR in the future, you can also go by ferry! Kowloon City Ferry Pier provides service back and forth to North Point every 30 minutes. The Pier is rated as a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong in…