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Chinese Medicine Hospital and Government Chinese Medicines Testing Institute in Tseung Kwan O
Chinese Medicine Hospital and Government Chinese Medicines Testing Institute in Tseung Kwan O
Hong Kong
Special Mention, 2026 A+Awards, Institutional - Hospitals & Healthcare Centers
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Chinese Medicine Hospital and Government Chinese Medicines Testing Institute in Tseung Kwan O
Hong Kong
Special Mention, 2026 A+Awards, Institutional - Hospitals & Healthcare Centers
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
1,000,000 +
BUDGET
$100M +
As HKSAR’s first Chinese Medicine Hub, weaving the traditional Chinese medicine wisdom into architectural poetry. Healing wisdom takes form in space—Yin & Yang, breathe through light & shade, solid & void, near & far. The Five Elements—wood, fire, earth, metal, water—shape every space. The architecture embodies balance, harmony and healing—a stately landmark redefining healthcare presence.
Nestled on hillside, the Chinese Medicine Hospital (CMH) & Government Chinese Medicines Testing Institute (GCMTI) embrace the Central Medicinal Plant Garden, forming HKSAR’s first "Chinese Medicine Hub"—where clinical, research and therapeutic landscape converge. The garden is the philosophical heart, connecting healing with medicinal knowledge.
CMH Design: As HKSAR’s inaugural Chinese Medicine Hospital, the CMH weaves ancient wisdom into architectural poetry. Yin & Yang breathe through light & shade, solid & void, near & far. The Five Elements shape every space. The iconic traditional Chinese medicine cabinet transforms into a perforated “Tao Passageway,” filtering light and guiding the “CM Journey”. Rammed earth, timber and stone ground the architecture in nature’s palette.
GCMTI Design: The GCMTI embodies scientific rigour through elemental expression. Laboratories follow the “Herbarium Path,” where the Five Elements define curation spaces—from plant specimens to refined formulations. Translucent screens create a dignified civic presence, connecting research to the central garden.
Central Medicinal Plant Garden: A living library where healing plants educate. Winding “Health Trails” ascend from the entry plaza; rooftop gardens offer retreats. Landscape and architecture merge into a therapeutic realm.
This “Campus on a Hill” integrates care, research and community. Rigorous circulation ensures dignity and efficiency—a tranquil yet powerful landmark for integrative healing
Nestled on hillside, the Chinese Medicine Hospital (CMH) & Government Chinese Medicines Testing Institute (GCMTI) embrace the Central Medicinal Plant Garden, forming HKSAR’s first "Chinese Medicine Hub"—where clinical, research and therapeutic landscape converge. The garden is the philosophical heart, connecting healing with medicinal knowledge.
CMH Design: As HKSAR’s inaugural Chinese Medicine Hospital, the CMH weaves ancient wisdom into architectural poetry. Yin & Yang breathe through light & shade, solid & void, near & far. The Five Elements shape every space. The iconic traditional Chinese medicine cabinet transforms into a perforated “Tao Passageway,” filtering light and guiding the “CM Journey”. Rammed earth, timber and stone ground the architecture in nature’s palette.
GCMTI Design: The GCMTI embodies scientific rigour through elemental expression. Laboratories follow the “Herbarium Path,” where the Five Elements define curation spaces—from plant specimens to refined formulations. Translucent screens create a dignified civic presence, connecting research to the central garden.
Central Medicinal Plant Garden: A living library where healing plants educate. Winding “Health Trails” ascend from the entry plaza; rooftop gardens offer retreats. Landscape and architecture merge into a therapeutic realm.
This “Campus on a Hill” integrates care, research and community. Rigorous circulation ensures dignity and efficiency—a tranquil yet powerful landmark for integrative healing
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