胡周黃建築設計(國際)有限公司 WCWP International Limited

This development consists of more than 1,000 residences and connects the Providence Bay residential district to the north and Hong Kong Science Park to the south. Stretched along the Tolo Harbour promenade, the 15-storey towers and villas enjoy unimpeded views towards the protected Ma Shi Chau Geopark islands. To accommodate the total buildable floor area while maintaining the client’s desired flat mix, a row of 5 and 6-storey townhouse-style blocks sit behind the towers and overlook a shady riverwalk. The scale of the lower buildings mediates between the towers and the street, which lends the entrance to the development a sense of scale reminiscent of old European city centers.
Year of completion: 2015
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/residential-development-at-tptl-200-201

In the original winning proposal to an invited competition, WCWP strived for a delicate balance between privacy and openness, built-up forms and preserving nature. This concept was developed into an innovative masterplan, in conjunction with Foster + Partners, that affords maximum views towards serene Tolo Harbour while shielding against Tolo Highway traffic noise on the opposite side. Three-storey private houses are nestled in clusters overlooking the harbour or localized foci such as lap pools and lush landscaping. The planning challenge of providing over 1,200 up-market residential units on relatively small sites was made even more complex by stringent height restrictions.
Year of completion: 2013
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/providence-bay

The Shatin Communications and Technology Centre (SCTC) at Shatin Racecourse is designed to provide a world-class working environment for staff of The Hong Kong Jockey Club. It brings together a series of core operations within an improved, more sustainable environment which caters to the long-term operational requirements of the Club. Each floorplate of this ten-storey building is about 5,000 square meters, and there is a six meter deep basement housing plant rooms.
Year of completion: 2014
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/jockey-club-communications-and-technology-centre

Located at the west end of Luoxi island, the project is the ideal place for luxury living as it overlooks one of the junction of magnificent Zhu Jiang River. Conceived as an ecologically conscious development, the integration of the landscape was key to the design of the scheme. Dense green coverage and large public spaces with verdant gardens provide a forest-like living environment on Luoxi island. A series of bright and airy stepping residential towers with large skygardens overlook a contemporary clubhouse and recreational facilities, as well as a school and kindergarten.
Year of completion: 2015
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/nan-tien-ming-yuen/

A new residential enclave made up of more than 700 houses surrounded by 37 mid-rise apartment towers, this development is located in the rapidly growing Pudong New Area, near Shanghai’s new Yangshan deep-water port. The local geography is characterized by the 60 kilometer coastline and a network of rivers running through the area. WCWP extended this local river network into the compound, weaving it between the houses and creating a verdant wetland landscape
Year of completion: 2015
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/commercial-and-residential-development-at-zhoupo

This high-end development on a sloping site comprises more than 900 villas and a clubhouse surrounded by heavily wooded greenland. As the brief called for maximizing the buildable area of the site, extensive studies on how to best utilize the hilly environment through optimal site formation were carried out. Eventually, development of a series of different villa typologies provided reasonable interblock space, sufficient communal landscaping areas, and preservation of long view corridors for large swathes of the site.
Year of completion: 2015
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/zeng-cheng-master-planning

Located above Shanghai’s newest and busiest Metro interchange with 4 intersecting subway lines and only a stone’s throw away from the Pudong financial district, this 368,539 sqm project comprises two 32-storey grade A office towers, 168m high, which sit above a 6-storey retail podium and entertainment complex. A 5-storey basement provides 3 levels of car parking, 2 additional floors of shopping experience.
The symmetrical Towers above the gracefully curved podium create a backdrop to the sunken pedestrian plaza which adjoins the Metro station and compliments the integrated development of the opposite side of Century Ave as designed by SOM.
Year of completion: 2016
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/century-avenue

Three residential towers and a single office building rise above a six-level shopping center housing retail shops, a cinema, and skating rink. Covered walkways leading to the separate entries for the different apartment buildings weave through a lush roof garden featuring pools and clubhouse facilities. Below, a grand plaza with suspended escalators allows pedestrians to filter into the atrium of the mall at various levels. WCWP devised a lively facade of LED panels that light up the complex at night, drawing attention from the neighboring highway.
Year of completion: 2012
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/cts-phase-2

The Seymour is located in the central Mid-levels, one of Hong Kong’s traditional luxury residential precincts, and is a short walk from the Mid-levels escalator and Soho’s vibrant dining and entertainment scene. Tucked inside a dense urban fabric of high-rises and winding streets, this 43-storey tower, a collaboration with Arquitectonica, rises above the steep hillside to provide commanding views towards Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour. Amalgamating two adjacent lots meant the available gross floor area could be most effectively configured within the tight planning constraints.
Year of Completion: 2012
http://www.wcwp.hk/projects/seymour