Fusion of styles enriches HK cityscape
Updated: 2013-01-25 11:20
By Caroline Berg in New York (China Daily)
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Hysan Place has been certified LEED Platinum for multi-story voids, which improve airflow along the streets below. Chan Yiu Hung / For China Daily |
Jonathan Solomon (left) and Chan Yiu Hung discuss Hong Kong's urban development at the Center for Architecture in New York. Caroline Berg / China Daily |
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