The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s charities trust spent HK$3.8 billion to convert 16 buildings in the Central Police Station complex into a centre for heritage and contemporary art called Tai Kwun. Photo: Nora Tam  The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s charities trust spent HK$3.8 billion to convert 16 buildings in the Central Police Station complex into a centre for heritage and contemporary art called Tai Kwun. Photo: Nora Tam 
The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s charities trust spent HK$3.8 billion to convert 16 buildings in the Central Police Station complex into a centre for heritage and contemporary art called Tai Kwun. Photo: Nora Tam 
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Central Police Station shows how heritage conservation is best paired with business sense

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Updated: 12:33pm, 15 Oct, 2020

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The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s charities trust spent HK$3.8 billion to convert 16 buildings in the Central Police Station complex into a centre for heritage and contemporary art called Tai Kwun. Photo: Nora Tam  The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s charities trust spent HK$3.8 billion to convert 16 buildings in the Central Police Station complex into a centre for heritage and contemporary art called Tai Kwun. Photo: Nora Tam 
The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s charities trust spent HK$3.8 billion to convert 16 buildings in the Central Police Station complex into a centre for heritage and contemporary art called Tai Kwun. Photo: Nora Tam 
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