Aedas chairman Keith Griffiths, a long-time resident, wanted to design a building that would symbolise Hong Kong. Photo: Edward Wong Aedas chairman Keith Griffiths, a long-time resident, wanted to design a building that would symbolise Hong Kong. Photo: Edward Wong
Aedas chairman Keith Griffiths, a long-time resident, wanted to design a building that would symbolise Hong Kong. Photo: Edward Wong
Hong Kong /  Transport

Why architect of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge’s passenger clearance building looked to nature for inspiration

  • Aedas boss Keith Griffiths wanted to create a unique structure that represented Hong Kong and left visitors feeling at ease

Topic |   Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge
Cannix Yau
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Updated: 10:07am, 29 Oct, 2018

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Aedas chairman Keith Griffiths, a long-time resident, wanted to design a building that would symbolise Hong Kong. Photo: Edward Wong Aedas chairman Keith Griffiths, a long-time resident, wanted to design a building that would symbolise Hong Kong. Photo: Edward Wong
Aedas chairman Keith Griffiths, a long-time resident, wanted to design a building that would symbolise Hong Kong. Photo: Edward Wong
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