HONG KONK MODERN R55 a flexible structure capable of

a flexible structure capable of adapting to the rhythm of the days and everyday situations

In other words

despite seventy years of abandonment

Ronan Bouroullec explains

HONG KONK MODERN R55 a flexible structure capable ofIn the postwar decades, Hong Kong architects, many of whom had emigrated from China or studied abroad, adopted modern principles when forced to confront the problems of housing shortages, mass construction, and limited budgets in the British colony. Although economic efficiency often took precedence over design, their buildings were rooted in their time and place, reflecting local climate, social values, materials, technique, and use in often unique