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H Queen’s in Hong Kong
HK Commercial Building: Asian Architecture – design by CL3 Architects Limited
14 Nov 2018
H Queen’s
Design: CL3 Architects Limited
Location: Hong Kong, China
H Queen’s
The term ?Form Follows Function? is greatly challenged in the design of commercial buildings in modern cities as the ?function? of it?s tenants becomes generic.

H Queen?s is unique in breaking this taboo by imagining it?s occupant early on: situated on the historic Pottinger Street and Queen?s Road Central, this 700 sqm site with a total built up area of 10,000 sqm is in the center of Hong Kong?s art district.
The redevelopment of the Central Police Station into art and culture complex is just up the street. Therefore we have imagined the first purpose built vertical art galleries building in the world. Of the 24 floors, about 2/3 are galleries and 1/3 are restaurants. The provision of terraces for the restaurants results in the sculptural form of the building.

H Queen?s is a commercial building that mixes 2 distinct components: Art galleries and F&B to form a unique lifestyle building. At 125 meters tall, the building is clad in low-e glass achieving LEED gold status. Of the 24 floors, 2/3 are designed for art galleries with 4.65 meters high floor to floor. The exterior is triple glazed with zero UV penetration. The bottom floors and the top are F&B floors wit...