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Townplace Pier Canopy
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2024
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HKIA Award of Hong Kong - Public Space / Civic / Communal Building
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New Office Works

The pier canopy is located along the Cheung Sha Wan promenade, a newly refurbished stretch of waterfront in the west side of the Kowloon Peninsula. The site is a mix of old and new, with the pier situated in between new residential and commercial development to the northwest and the more industrial wholesale food market to the southeast. It is also part of a larger waterfront landscape upgrade. The pier and promenade are connected back to the city fabric through three main routes – a generous open-air path connecting to the MTR station, a path through the adjacent Townplace West Kowloon’s central courtyard, and an intimate path next to the residential complex. The landscape treatment of the pier seamlessly integrates with the terraced seating and planting along the promenade.

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