2. Imagine walking along this bridge to the city every day.
3. What will these boats think if they can?
4. This is Hung Hom district, a redeveloping area with waterfront views of the skyline.
10. There was a big public controversy over these buildings. Originally slated for public housing, a property market slump prompted the developer to consider tearing them down for redevelopment. A public outcry followed due to the environmental effects and now they're being renovated for resale.
12. There are a lot of new developments in the area. Rents in some of these units cost only about HK$10,000 a month.
18. Here is a student residence from a local university.
22. Across the street lie a fairly new residential redevelopment.
27. See One Island East peeking above the buildings?
28. Let's switch gears and take a look at some re-enacted historic architecture.
I do not really like these buildings in Hong Kong, they look cheap and dirty (I don't know how they look in real life). Nice photo's mate! Photo 1 is my Favvv
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