Multi-function co-working space being created in Kowloon
The site within Harbourfront Landmark luxury residential development will house a kindergarten, learning centre, flexible office accommodation and a restaurant, and is expected to open early next year
A Hong Kong start-up previously focusing on developing co-working spaces is opening its first development integrating other types of use.
Campfire Collaborative Spaces has rented 80,000 square feet of commercial space within The Harbourfront Landmark luxury residential development in Kowloon from Pamfleet Real Estate Fund, which bought it from Global Ventures Asia (H.K.) for HK$1.1 billion (US$127 million) in July this year.
It will house a kindergarten, learning centre, flexible office accommodation and restaurants, and is expected to open early next year.
The space will include the Avendale International Kindergarten, which can look after 300 children at a time, and a learning centre which will host “more modern” educational activities such as kid architecture (classes in basic architecture concepts), empowerment, and interactive role-play classes, said Wang Tse Yiu-sing, Campfire’s 34-year-old chief executive.
He decided to integrate more services into the because of the growing competition for sites dedicated to just co-working.