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The newly opened rooftop playground at The Anderson retail and community hub in Sau Mau Ping, Kwun Tong. Photo: Elson Li

Hong Kong’s playgrounds: from dull slides to dynamic risk-taking ‘free play’

Architecture and design
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The living room of Harry Sun's Central flat, designed by Dominic Cheung of Crimson Company. Photo: Elizabeth Au of HHM Studio (hhm-studio.com)
At M+’s “Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design” exhibition, the In the Mood for Being Food installation features a supersized siu mai. Photo: M+/Dan Leung
“Longgang’s Weird Building”, a fortress-like structure located in Longgang, Shenzhen, China. Photo: Alexander Mak
Westlake 66, Hang Lung's 11th project in China, is a hub of commerce, culture and community. Photo: courtesy Hang Lung Properties
Apiwat Chitapanya collaborated with brass furniture brand Masaya on this bench shaped like a giant gleaming arowana fish. He’s one of 10 Southeast Asian artists about to go on show at Emerge, part of Find – Design Fair Asia, which is part of Singapore Design Week. Photo: Courtesy of Apiwat Chitapanya
Shinya Kobayashi beside a cedar, the wood he uses as much as possible in the construction of his “village”. Photo: courtesy Mujun

Mujun Planet: one man’s quest to revive Japan’s artisanal legacy

Architecture and design
The “Oyster Story” exhibition in Shanghai. Photo: Rolex/Anthony Reed
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The entrance to the Taichung Green Museumbrary, a merger of the Taichung Art Museum and Taichung Public Library. Photo: © Iwan Baan
Visitors feel the weight of the Forbidden City as they step through its gates. Photo: Getty Images
Roganic, designed by Atelier E. Photo: courtesy Roganic
Allan Poh’s holiday home, designed by New Office Works, in Haikou, Hainan. Photo: New Office Works
The ARTTA Concept-designed 1,000 sq ft show flat in Chinachem Group’s In One project in Ho Man Tin. Photo: Steven Ko
Hintegro founder Keith Chan’s Sha Tin retreat. Photo: Keith Chan

An interior designer on finally designing for his own home

Architecture and design
The summit of Norman Foster’s HSBC Main Building in relief against The Peak, 1986. Photo: Ian Lambot

The building that rewrote architecture – 40 years ago

HSBC Main Building
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The living room of the Mid-Levels home of muralist and street artist Elsa Jeandedieu. Photo: Eugene Chan, Styling: Flavia Markovits
Kai Ching Estate in Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak
The living room in the Ap Lei Chau apartment in Hong Kong, designed by Stylus Studio. Photo: Steven Ko
Living area of the flat in Tsim Sha Tsui designed by GAAN. Photo: Eugene Chan
The living room of an apartment in Macau designed by Max Lam Designs. Photo: Dick Liu
An old Shanghai-style flat. Photo: courtesy hoo

This refurbished home is a love letter to old Shanghai

Interiors