“Harmony in Diversity-Connecting the Metropolis by In-Between” Uncovering Hong Kong’s Unique Urban Landscape that Copes with Future Challenges in Spatial Planning

Malaysia has emerged as a highly attractive second home location for Hong Kong people given its proximity (only a 3-4 hour direct flight away via Cathay Pacific) and pleasant year-round warm climate.

Sitting on a generous 3,500-square-metre land plot, House68 is a private residence that tries to integrate its surrounding natural feature seamlessly. The architecture firm, Design Collective Architects (DCA) takes a bold viewpoint of how a building in the tropics should be, “Tropical architecture is not to shield and protect the users from the elements but to enhance the experience and bridge the relationship between them.”

“Businesses need to send out clear instructions on what to expect on re-entrance to the workplace.