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- Architects: concrete
- Location: 17 Nelson St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
- Area: 687.0 m2
- Project Year: 2017
- Concrete Project Team: Rob Wagemans – Maarten de Geus / Tom Ruijken – Sofie Ruytenberg – Julia Hundermark / Wouter Slot – Yoekie de Bree
- Executive Architect: P&T architects & engineers Ltd.
- Executive Landscape Architect: Adrian L. Norman Ltd.
- Structural Engineer: CM Wong & Associates Ltd.
- Mep Engineer: WSP Hong Kong Ltd.
- Lighting Consultant: Pro-lit Ltd.
- General Contractor: Junefair Engineering Co. Ltd.
- Mechanical Contractor: Kai Chuen Engineering (H.K.) Co. Ltd.
- Landscape / Planting Contractor: Asia Landscaping Ltd. (all softscape except vertical green), Midori / Creation International Ltd. (All vertical green)
- Shopfitter Public And Com Spaces: Shopfitter public and com. spaces / Construction Ltd. (Residential Common Area)
- Delivery Loose Furniture: New World Construction Co. Ltd. and K11 Design Store Ltd.
- Transfer Floor Artworks: “a painting of thought – 52” by Zhao Yao / “a painting of thought – 305” by Zhao Yao
- “A Painting Of Thought – 305” By Zhao Yao: various artworks at gallery by Lumas collections
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From the architect. Within the bustling streets of Mongkok, Hong Kong concrete created a welcoming clubhouse for all residents of the Skypark tower.
Third Floor Plan
Skypark is a large residential development by Hong Kong based New World Development, led by Mr Adrian Cheng. Within one of the densest areas of Hong Kong the tower is suited to people that enjoy life in a lively and vibrant neighborhood. However, Skypark also provides an escape from the city with its communal clubhouse and outside park on the very top of the building.
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Concrete has designed the architecture and interior of all residential public areas from the street entrance to the transfer concierge floor and top floor clubhouse.
Clubhouse Floor Plan
Inspired by the crowded and narrow streets of Mongkok, where space is limited and people bump into each other, concrete created a place for residents to escape the chaos and for people to truly connect. Almost literally, by “breaking down the walls” of a generic clubhouse, an open and transformable public space was made. This created an opportunity to redesign the essence of a residents-clubhouse within this dense and cosmopolitan city.
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By working closely with P&T architects and landscape architects ALN, Concrete was able to make an integrated design that captures the “in-between spaces” and creates an architecture where interior and landscape designs merge.
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The clubhouse consists of different function areas. Kitchen, library and bar sit together with a gym, swimming pool and art gallery.
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A large outside staircase connects the clubhouse floor with the landscaped park on top of the building complete with picnic and bbq areas.
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The staircase, where the gardens drop down and the living rooms climb up, becomes an outdoor cinema on Friday nights, or a place to enjoy the stars in the sky and secretly kiss your girlfriend…
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ARCHITECTURE
The open floorplan is made by four squared volumes that house all the necessities like staircases, elevators, structure, MEP, restrooms, storage and bar and kitchen equipment. These blocks are cladded with travertine and protrude the ceiling into the landscaped roof. By positioning them diagonally the in-between space gives place to the different areas and function rooms. These spaces are kept transparent and open, with a few glass partitions and sliding doors. This results in surprising spaces, where one can find the best views in every corner with the spectacular view towards the city as your background.
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