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Norman Foster’s hi-tech HSBC masterpiece turns 40

The architect whose creation defied convention and the photographer who shot it share their thoughts on an inside-out marvel.


How a Hong Kong family home became an art-laden haven

A designer refurbished a four-storey house in Chung Hom Kok to showcase the owners’ extensive collection of art and furniture.


How Hong Kong helped Finnish chef Jaakko Sorsa appreciate his homeland

Jaakko Sorsa, executive chef at Shore Hospitality, talks about catering to Hong Kong palates and learning to appreciate his native Finland, a country he once found boring.


Multimedia artist Lap-see Lam’s Hong Kong show explores cultural identity

Lam turns Swedish-Chinese restaurant culture and digital defects into haunting works about migration, memory and generational loss.


Have architects built boredom into our streetscapes, and can it harm our health?

Cookie-cutter buildings are efficient, but our brains evolved for variety, not endless repetition, and that mismatch can stress us out.


Christie’s auctioneer Rahul Kadakia treasures his gift of the gavel

The newly appointed president of Christie’s Asia Pacific talks about his favourite part of life as a showman.


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