Project Name : West Kowloon Terminus

Location : Kowloon, Hong Kong

Use : Transport, infrastructure, offices

Cost: HKD 23 Billion

Gross Floor Area : 732,800 sq m

Architects : Andrew Bromberg of Aedas

Project Team : Andrew Bromb

Client: MTR Corporation Ltd.

Complete Year : 2015

MAP LOCATION

https://www.google.com/maps/place/22%C2%B018’06.0%22N+114%C2%B009’44.0%22E/@22.301653,114.1600343,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m4!3m3!8m2!3d22.301653!4d114.162223

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As the “gateway” to Hong Kong, it was considered vital to connect the station with the surrounding urban context and make one aware of the city’s character whether arriving or departing. In order to do this, the design efficiently compacted all of the supporting space to allow for a large void down into the departure hall below, with added apertures going down to the track platforms. The outside ground plane bends down to the hall and the roof structure above gestures toward the harbor. As a result, this focuses all attention to the south façade with views of the Hong Kong Central skyline, Victoria Peak and beyond.

https://www.aquapanel.com/inspiration-references/overview-interior-references/west-kowloon-terminus-station

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