The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. “The task now is how to create a harbourfront … for the next 1,000 years,” says Paul Zimmerman, a member of the Southern District Council for Pok Fu Lam. Photo: Winson Wong The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. “The task now is how to create a harbourfront … for the next 1,000 years,” says Paul Zimmerman, a member of the Southern District Council for Pok Fu Lam. Photo: Winson Wong
The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. “The task now is how to create a harbourfront … for the next 1,000 years,” says Paul Zimmerman, a member of the Southern District Council for Pok Fu Lam. Photo: Winson Wong
Urban planning
Property /  Hong Kong & China

Hong Kong can look to New York for inspiration as it works on delivering waterfront plan

City needs more ‘collaborative, bottom-up initiatives’ as it redevelops Kowloon and Hong Kong Island waterfronts

Topic |   Urban planning
Louise Moon
Louise Moon

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. “The task now is how to create a harbourfront … for the next 1,000 years,” says Paul Zimmerman, a member of the Southern District Council for Pok Fu Lam. Photo: Winson Wong The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. “The task now is how to create a harbourfront … for the next 1,000 years,” says Paul Zimmerman, a member of the Southern District Council for Pok Fu Lam. Photo: Winson Wong
The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. “The task now is how to create a harbourfront … for the next 1,000 years,” says Paul Zimmerman, a member of the Southern District Council for Pok Fu Lam. Photo: Winson Wong
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