Property News · April 4, 2017

Wood from Hong Kong’s demolished pier finds new life in sludge facility


When the old Wan Chai Star Ferry pier in Hong Kong was demolished in 2014, it did not entirely disappear. Pieces of it now live on in an unexpected place – the city’s waste-to-energy plant, the T-Park Sludge Treatment Facility, on the shores of Deep Bay.
“We receive 500 visitors a day,” says Cary Wan Ga-ling, an officer with the Environmental Protection Department, which oversees the two-year-old facility.
The complex takes sludge from the city’s water treatment…

Source : South China Morning Post
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