Sustainable Building Projects
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2020
Despite being located at the centre of Tsuen Wan District, Sai Lau Kok Garden suffered from low usage rates. To encourage the use of Sai Lau Kok Garden, it was redeveloped with enhanced connections to the Tsuen Wan mass transit railway station and nearby extensive footbridge network, serving as an urban hub. Sai Lau Kok Garden is now easily accessible by the community groups living in the district and provides spaces and amenities to satisfy the diverse needs of these groups in leisure time. The Garden is featured by the adoption of urban greenery and green building design which greatly facilitate the visual connection and urban ventilation.
A podium garden with landscape plants to create urban greenery
A large indoor activity room that is adjacent to the inverted cone, providing areas for organising different community activities and social gathering
A central open inverted cone in the covered interior space that facilitates natural ventilation and lighting, creating comfortable indoor environment for the building users
A podium garden with landscape plants to create urban greenery
A large indoor activity room that is adjacent to the inverted cone, providing areas for organising different community activities and social gathering
A central open inverted cone in the covered interior space that facilitates natural ventilation and lighting, creating comfortable indoor environment for the building users
