Key Features

The elevated Art-Link Foyer enhances urban connectivity through alternative routes, naturally weaving art and culture into commuters' daily journeys through an immersive public space.

The elevated Art-Link Foyer enhances urban connectivity through alternative routes, naturally weaving art and culture into commuters' daily journeys through an immersive public space.
The landscape deck on the 1/F connects the MTR station to street level through a terraced plaza and revitalised garden under the flyover. This creates welcoming new space and refreshing moments of pause for commuters amidst cascading greenery.
Spanning from roof to street-level plazas, these multi-level green spaces mitigate heat island effects, while delivering biophilic experiences, visual relief for neighbourhoods and opportunities for diverse activities. The Entrance Plaza’s preserved trees provide both shade and a living connection to the community’s shared memories.
The continuous glass façade and skylights diffuse natural daylight while maintaining visual connectivity. High-performance fritted glass and delicately designed shading fins - featuring perforated pattern inspired by metal folding gates in traditional housing estates - work in tandem to reduce solar heat gain, blending thermal performance with nostalgic local character.
The 1 200-seat Auditorium stands as EKCC's largest multi-purpose performance venue, offering flexible configurations for performances and events.
The elevated Art-Link Foyer enhances urban connectivity through alternative routes, naturally weaving art and culture into commuters' daily journeys through an immersive public space.
The landscape deck on the 1/F connects the MTR station to street level through a terraced plaza and revitalised garden under the flyover. This creates welcoming new space and refreshing moments of pause for commuters amidst cascading greenery.
Spanning from roof to street-level plazas, these multi-level green spaces mitigate heat island effects, while delivering biophilic experiences, visual relief for neighbourhoods and opportunities for diverse activities. The Entrance Plaza’s preserved trees provide both shade and a living connection to the community’s shared memories.
The continuous glass façade and skylights diffuse natural daylight while maintaining visual connectivity. High-performance fritted glass and delicately designed shading fins - featuring perforated pattern inspired by metal folding gates in traditional housing estates - work in tandem to reduce solar heat gain, blending thermal performance with nostalgic local character.
The 1 200-seat Auditorium stands as EKCC's largest multi-purpose performance venue, offering flexible configurations for performances and events.
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