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Studio Flat at Tak Lee Building
Studio Flat at Tak Lee Building
Eastern District, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
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Studio Flat at Tak Lee Building
Eastern District, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
Located in a high-density 1970s residential complex and next to a relatively new business district of Hong Kong, this residential unit is to be converted into an urban studio with essential provisions for the stay of an expatriate.
The wide window view in the unit captures the characteristics of this dense residential complex behind the silhouette of the original iron frames. With the contrast of a streamlined interior, the view can be appreciated with a greater impact.
New features and functions are inserted in the recesses of the original structure to create a clean and subtle setting, and a multi-purpose counter sits in the middle that forms the kitchen top and extends into a bar table and a desk, and finally connects with the bed with a raised deck.
The original unit still has architectural elements which manifest old memories of Hong Kong. These characteristics are kept, to exist with materials reintroduced that could be associated with the same period, but with a contemporary interpretation.
The wide window view in the unit captures the characteristics of this dense residential complex behind the silhouette of the original iron frames. With the contrast of a streamlined interior, the view can be appreciated with a greater impact.
New features and functions are inserted in the recesses of the original structure to create a clean and subtle setting, and a multi-purpose counter sits in the middle that forms the kitchen top and extends into a bar table and a desk, and finally connects with the bed with a raised deck.
The original unit still has architectural elements which manifest old memories of Hong Kong. These characteristics are kept, to exist with materials reintroduced that could be associated with the same period, but with a contemporary interpretation.
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