Over the past decade, a lot of buildings were developed in Hong Kong.
Most of them, according to William Lim, managing director of CL3, a Hong Kong architecture and design firm, were built with an appealing exterior design.
However, they weren’t focusing much on the end-users. Times have changed; end-users are becoming more selective of space so architects and developers are thinking more about what buildings or designs to pursue.
“Buildings should have their own personality and…
Source : South China Morning Post
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