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Foster + Partners unveils plans for two Hong Kong towers
Mixed-use scheme integrates historic shophouses and aims to enhance permeability and public realm in the city’s Central district
Foster + Partners has unveiled designs for Central Crossing, a twin-tower mixed-use development in Hong Kong’s Central district. Located at 118 Wellington Street, the project comprises an office tower and a hotel tower situated between Graham, Gage and Cochrane Streets.
Commissioned by Wing Tai Properties and CSI Properties, the scheme occupies a high-profile site in a densely developed part of the city. The location is adjacent to three major heritage destinations: Tai Kwun, PMQ and Central Market.
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