New World Development will incorporate sustainability and art into its future development to attract young customers, according to the firm’s third-generation leader Adrian Cheng Chi-kong.
Cheng was announcing the firm’s latest project called Mount Pavilia, which will sit on a 720,000 sq ft site in Sai Kung and feature 340,000 sq ft of public space, with gardens, playgrounds, artworks and a sustainable ecosystem.
Some of the development’s 27 blocks will have a wind-powered and…
Source : South China Morning Post
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