One Crown Place
KPF · London, United Kingdom
Projects / Built project
Victoria Dockside
A waterfront district in Kowloon combines hotel, office, culture, retail, homes and public landscape as one connected vertical neighbourhood.
Victoria Dockside and the K11 MUSEA waterfront in Hong Kong
- Project size
- 323,000 m²
- Client
- New World Development
- Size
- 323,000 m²
- Programme
- Hotel, office, culture, retail, public realm and residences
- Accommodation
- 413 rooms and 506 residences
- Certification
- LEED Gold and Platinum across the district components
- Associate architect
- Ronald Lu & Partners
- Hotel interiors
- Tony Chi
- Landscape architect
- James Corner Field Operations
- Environmental systems
- Seawater cooling, rainwater irrigation and photovoltaic panels
The story
The story behind the work.
KPF led the design of Victoria Dockside with more than 100 designers and consultants, organising Rosewood Hong Kong, K11 Atelier, K11 Musea and K11 Artus around gardens and a renewed waterfront public realm.
The buildings are separated and stepped to preserve light, sea breezes and views through the site. Seawater cooling, rainwater irrigation, photovoltaic panels and extensive planting support the environmental strategy, while the Avenue of Stars and Salisbury Garden reconnect the district to Victoria Harbour.
Victoria Dockside brings hotel, workplace, retail, residences and cultural uses together on Hong Kong’s Kowloon waterfront. KPF worked with more than 100 designers and consultants, including Ronald Lu & Partners, Tony Chi and James Corner Field Operations.
Rosewood Hong Kong, K11 Atelier, K11 Musea and K11 Artus are connected by gardens and public space. Seawater cooling, rainwater irrigation and photovoltaic panels form part of the environmental strategy; KPF records LEED Platinum for K11 Atelier and Gold for Rosewood, K11 Artus and K11 Musea.
Credits
- Practice
- KPF
The practice
KPF
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