K11 MUSEA
Museum-retail hybrid on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, fusing curated art with luxury shopping across ten floors.
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This guide to K11 MUSEA traces the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront from nineteen seventy-one, when a Hong Kong tycoon built a conventional shopping mall here, to the decade his grandson Adrian Cheng spent tearing it down and rebuilding it as something without a clear name. You'll hear how Cheng brought in landscape architect James Corner, known for New York's High Line, and clad ten floors in living walls to reimagine what a mall on this waterfront could be. The guide also follows the design choices behind the soaring atrium overhead and the artwork tucked into its upper floors. Look up as you enter, where thousands of adjustable lights are tuned to shift like a night sky.
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