The rooftop of Skypark has plenty of plants and even an area where residents can grow their own vegetables. Photo: Courtesy of Skypark The rooftop of Skypark has plenty of plants and even an area where residents can grow their own vegetables. Photo: Courtesy of Skypark
The rooftop of Skypark has plenty of plants and even an area where residents can grow their own vegetables. Photo: Courtesy of Skypark
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Dutch design bears fruit in Mong Kok for those who are millennial at heart

In one of the most densely populated areas of the city, the 28-floor high Skypark aims to offer open spaces, vegetable gardens and a sense of community

Topic |   Architecture and design
Kate Whitehead
Kate Whitehead

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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The rooftop of Skypark has plenty of plants and even an area where residents can grow their own vegetables. Photo: Courtesy of Skypark The rooftop of Skypark has plenty of plants and even an area where residents can grow their own vegetables. Photo: Courtesy of Skypark
The rooftop of Skypark has plenty of plants and even an area where residents can grow their own vegetables. Photo: Courtesy of Skypark
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