Hong Kong’s harbourfront development, from reclaimed land to open public spaces, can be likened to New York’s waterfront transformation, but the city has lessons to learn from the Big Apple, say experts.
Projects investing in public spaces along the Kowloon and Hong Kong Island waterfronts are changing the landscape of the city’s harbour, with similarities to New York City’s waterfront plan which began in the 1990s.
“Hong Kong is not a great city for open spaces….
Source : South China Morning Post
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