HONG KONG ARCHITECTS, BRONZE LISTINGS, COMMERCIAL
HONG KONG COMMERCIAL ARCHITECT 1, SAMPLE BRONZE LISTING
The Central Plaza in Hong Kong intrigues both locals and tourists alike. Recognized for its impressive architectural elements and eye-catching height, the building’s neon rods change colours every 15 minutes at dusk. Hong Kong Commercial Architects, advertise bronze listings with a total of 392 characters including spaces.
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Hopewell Centre is a circular skyscraper and former record holder of Hong Kong’s tallest building and Asia’s second tallest tower. The vast 64-storey building lost its title to the renowned Bank of China Tower. Explore the Directory and advertise bronze listings with a total of 392 characters including spaces.
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The Blue House is a remnant to the 1920s architectural style. The building combines both western and Chinese design elements. The building hosts the Wan Chai Livelihood Museum, offering a glimpse of the past. Hong Kong Commercial Architects, advertise bronze listings with a total of 392 characters including spaces.
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HONG KONG COMMERCIAL ARCHITECT 4, SAMPLE BRONZE LISTING
The Centre is Hong Kong’s fifth highest skyscraper. The impressive steel structure stands 350 metres tall. Featuring low-voltage neon bars entwined into its infrastructure, it is both a modern and scientific wonder. Hong Kong Commercial Architects, advertise bronze listings with a total of 392 characters including spaces.
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The Chi Lin Nunnery was rebuilt in the 1990s with its design purposefully mimicking the traditional Tang Dynasty architecture. It is the only building that uses special interlocking systems to join the wooden structures. Hong Kong Commercial Architects, advertise bronze listings with a total of 392 characters including spaces.
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The Court of Final Appeal is made from granite and brick material. It signifies the neo-classical style from the Edwardian era. Known as a historical artifact, it holds great cultural significance among the public. Hong Kong Commercial Architects, advertise bronze listings with a total of 392 characters including spaces.
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