The Wavy Weaving Wall at The Mills in Tsuen Wan. The Mills’ revitalisation project was inspired by a cluster of mill factories going back to 1954. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Wavy Weaving Wall at The Mills in Tsuen Wan. The Mills’ revitalisation project was inspired by a cluster of mill factories going back to 1954. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Cyrus Fong
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Concrete Analysis by Cyrus Fong

Conservation over quick profit? How heritage and revitalisation projects are infusing new energy into old properties in Hong Kong

  • Nearly 130 monuments and 1,444 historical buildings in Hong Kong are categorised into three grades, based on their heritage value
  • Conservation and revitalisation projects, while paying tribute to the history of Hong Kong, have the potential to energise surrounding areas, boost rents and property prices.

Cyrus Fong
Cyrus Fong

Updated: 12:00pm, 21 Dec, 2021

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The Wavy Weaving Wall at The Mills in Tsuen Wan. The Mills’ revitalisation project was inspired by a cluster of mill factories going back to 1954. Photo: Jonathan Wong
The Wavy Weaving Wall at The Mills in Tsuen Wan. The Mills’ revitalisation project was inspired by a cluster of mill factories going back to 1954. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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