Murray Bay is a distinctive collection of 12 unique houses located in a picturesque setting on a crest off Castle Peak Road looking out over the South China Sea. Situated between Castle Peak Bay and East Bay in the western New Territories, Murray Bay is constructed on the rolling landscape of Siu Lam and enjoys unobstructed ocean views, and sandy beaches, amidst soothing natural greenery. The contextual relationship with nature creates a secluded neighbourhood with a true sense of comfort, warmth and romance.

Each house at Murray Bay is completely unique to itself. With distinctive curtain walls, intricate pitched gables, tall, wide windows, and asymmetrical designs, every house offers a rich and articulate expression of comfort and luxury. Every house has built-in fireplaces with independent chimneys. And each room contributes to an elegant exterior façade. The architectural details are reminiscent of English Edwardian architecture, and create a distinct sense of place for these truly exceptional and stunningly beautiful homes.

A Journey, A Lifestyle. Bridal Tea House Hotel Panyu is an Icon, an image, a homecoming.

Serenity, prestige, belongingness, homecoming give memorabilia; a sense of place, identity and arrival give the 334 room Bridal Tea House Hotel a landmark within the context of townscape in Panyu’s Jisheng Vanke Central Park; innovation and creativity give empiricism a modern style.

This hotel has 8 storeys with two wings, the West Wing and the East Wing. A central portion of commercial floors and shops at street level. The hotel is part of Kai Shing Business Shopping District that is catered to the millennial crowd. On-street activities are predominated by shoppers and mall users, and each day is a carnival event.

South Nest is 31-floor high and has 475 rooms with stylish decoration, including Standard Rooms and Superior Rooms (mountain and sea view). Inspired by earthy and warm tones of nature, the pastel colors express the dynamic and youthful mindset embedded in our designs, as guests can enjoy the natural scenery of the sea and hill of Aberdeen.

South Nest provides a variety of communal facilities, such as a spacious and cozy social space and an entertainment room where guests can work and interact. You must also catch the shared kitchen on each guest floor, well-equipped gym rooms, and a self-service laundry room.

Urbanwood Hotel Ap Lei Chau is located on the south side of Hong Kong Island. An island connected by a bridge from Aberdeen, Ap Lei Chau is a hidden gem tucked away from the vibrant city centre of Hong Kong. Known for its fishing culture and seafood, it also has a very close-knit community where people gather for festive celebrations and events.

The building is an urban sanctuary that is designed to play down the complex cityscape. Guests are here to slow down and enjoy the companionship of the community. With the use of earth tones and timber, guests will feel at ease while checking in, having breakfast or spending downtime at the reading lounge. The guestrooms are not overly designed. With wide windows overlooking the Ap Lei Chau Bridge and harbour, there is already enough going on from the outside in which the moderate-sized guestrooms should be simple yet functional. There is nothing grand at Urbanwood. It is a down-to-earth project to sober-up our community.

The polygon-shaped Hing Yip Centre sits at the corner of Texaco Road and Sha Tsui Road. The 10-story industrial building was built in 1970. Since then, the building has been used for manufacturing.

In 2019, with the manufacturing industry shifting to China, we were asked to do a full renovation of the impaired building to attract commercial tenants. Along with wall mural artists Parents Parents, we have brought energy and vibrancy to the uninspiring Tsuen Wan industrial area. The wall mural artwork symbolizes positivity, futurism and aspiration. We hope this artwork motivates whoever passes by.

The site planning is inspired by a picturesque rocky countryside context with two clusters of eleven glass house, making enclosures and surrounding central courtyards. Layers of windows and walls are set in abstract patterns. Inspired by futurist ideas, the use of reinforced concrete, steel and glass give the houses a dynamic exterior look.

Overall Lead Architect: S.W.Law & Associates Architects

Executive Architect: Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects

Forward Living is a nine-storey complex with a total floor area of 60,000 sq ft that provides a continuum of care. A total of 229 beds will be provided in 2 phases. Accommodation comprises in single, twin and five-person rooms.

Forward Living is located in Fu Tei, Tuen Mun next to the Ling Nan University of Hong Kong. Surrounded by nature, this pleasant and secluded environment offers fresh air and green views – far from the noise and bustle of busy urban life. Windows in every room allow residents to enjoy the natural landscape. Being close to nature improves physical and mental well-being, and enhances the quality of life.

Design Concept:

Inspired by Eden Alternative, Forward Living is dedicated to providing a person-directed care model that promotes independence and autonomy. We strive to create a home-like habitat that is warm, modern, and functional.

Light wood and textiles of bright hues are applied throughout the premise to create warmth and comfort through our furniture, flooring and fixture. A different form of furniture was selected for different spaces to create a sense of place and purpose, e.g., library, restaurant, resident club, etc. We have also incorporated decorative accents, wall art and plants to complement the Nordic settings. Large windows are used to capture natural light and the scenic view of the green surroundings.

In order to create a habitat that empowers autonomy, residents’ safety and accessibility is also a priority in how we designed our space. The overall Nordic-inspired design at Forward Living does not only exude comfort but also creates a timeline look & feel that enables slow living for our residents.

Murray Bay House 1 is inspired by contemporary nordic design. Along with nordic furniture brand Bo Concept, we have selected natural coloured furnitures at the common areas to blend in with the monotoned space. The master bedroom is an open plan idea which allows spaces to flow seamlessly. The house is also equipped with a roof top pool that over looks the ocean.

The 33-story apartment building comprises 60 flats each 1000sf. Its cultural contemporaneity impregnates connection to its townscape, its life, its name on ‘Grand Metro’. On nocturnal mode, the podium reflects colours of the animated streetscape.

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Grand Deco Tower is a 41-story apartment building along Tai Hang road. Art Deco, as it is named, is stylish. Its identity evolves from its plans and triangular site. It has a soul of a sail-boat, which remarkably interacts with a wider whole, the Hong Kong Victoria harbour shorelines.

There are 28 domestic floors over 12 podium floors, including 8 floors of car parking served by large lifts. There are recreational facilities, including a swimming pool, a gymnasium, a squash court and a badminton court. Each 4 bedroom flats is 1290 sf and 2 duplex flats at the top are 2200sf. Tall window walls afford sea views and let in natural lighting to the interiors.

Project Futurus is a social enterprise committed to be a thought leader to enhance intergenerational awareness about the future of ageing.

Located on the street level of an industrial building, Project Futurus catches the eye of every pedestrian and car that passes by the unstimulating area. The exposed aggregate concrete storefront brings a warm natural touch to the entrance. The design intention here is to create a space that is inspiring for visitors. With the use of raw concrete flooring and track lighting, the space is reminiscent of a warehouse art gallery. Each zone serves its own purpose, with the front as an exhibition area and the back as a conference area with product showcasing on the side.

Grand Blossom House situates in the heart of Hung Hom. The streetscape is bizarre. Facades are articulated with the cityscape to form exquisite backgrounds. This is a picturesque interplay of the stark contrast between old and new.

The Grand Blossom has 30 storeys, with 92 homes measured from 700 to 763 square feet, all stylishly furnished in a soothing, neutral palette. Selected units are blessed with sweeping views of the famous Victoria Harbour. Against the Hung Hom townscape, the building facades shine like a mirror with the sun at dusk and sun at dawn.

Located in Tsuen Wan, the CTL Group headquarters is designed to reflect its new brand identity, emphasizing in innovation and reliability. The office space is 13,000sf and taking up two floors of an industrial building. The use of colors in common areas and meeting rooms enhances creativity and promotes positive energy. Working areas are designed with a clean and simple color palette in order to allow people to work at ease without many distractions in the open area.

Narrow streets, stepping and turning into one another, bring the buildings into an intimate relationship. This composition is lost and found only in time. Architecture is able to freeze the visual scene into the language of the city.

3 Kui In Fong revitalizes this old area in the mid-levels of downtown Hong Kong. The curtain wall facade marks a contrast to the usual building fabric. There are 56 duplex domestic flats each 1000sf in area. All units are duplex flats with 3 bedrooms on the upper levels. There are 3 floors of car parking facilities and a clubhouse. The podium facades are designed with stylistic attachments to classical motifs. The new building faces the open parklands to the west like a contemporary tapestry.

The Client’s brief calls for a contemporary office building located at a corner site of North Point neighbourhood, which is predominated by aged high-rises. Streets, people and the tower interact and correlate in a surrounding of high mobility. The futuristic curtain walls are blissfully differentiated, making the 26-story building a vivid landmark in the neighbourhood.

218 Hennessy Road is a 23-story commercial building. Adjoining pre-war low rises conglomerate the old and new. Its strong verticality articulates the urban fabric of the dense concrete jungle. The building is a harmonious dissolution of urbanism. It is part of the evolving townscape of Hong Kong. Its poetic changeability makes a blissful surprise.

The culture homes retail shops revamp project are a series of renovation work done to accommodate the rebranding of the health care product brand. Inspired by retail store Log-on, we chose a clean and simple colour palette to shift the customer’s focus on the products.