Elements at Kowloon Station

Format
Brief

City
Hong Kong

Country
China

Metro Area
Hong Kong

Project Type
Retail/Entertainment

Location Type
Central Business District

Land Uses
Entertainment
Open space
Parking
Restaurant
Retail

Keywords
Energy-efficient design
Gardens
Green roof
High-end retail
Lifestyle center
Mixed-use environment
Transit-oriented development
Transportation hub
ULI Awards for Excellence 2008 Winner

Site Size
33.5 acres
acres hectares

Date Started
2005

Date Opened
2007

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Elements at Kowloon Station is an 82,750-square-meter (890,714-sf) retail complex at the heart of Union Square, the largest mixed-use development in Hong Kong. The high-end shopping center brings to the vast mini-city, built on reclaimed land, retail and nightlife opportunities for residents, businesspersons, and visitors. Situated near the southern coast of Kowloon, Elements at Kowloon was developed around two Mass Transit Railway (MTR) stations, providing vital links to Hong Kong and Lantau islands.

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Developer/Owner
MTR Corporation Limited
Hong Kong, China

Design Architect
Benoy
London, UK

Architect of Record
Aedas
London, UK

Website
www.elementshk.com

Principal Author(s)
Theodore Thoerig

ULI Awards for Excellence 2008 Winner