Kowloon Station project is adjacent to the West Kowloon Cultural District, there are many good places, respectively, M + exhibition pavilion, West Kowloon Art Park and the waterfront promenade, you can enjoy the enchanting scenery of Victoria and Hong Kong Island, but also let you in the busy life, busy to take time off, spend a relaxing day.
The M+ Pavilion is an outdoor venue for open-air performances and cultural events, and features the latest performing arts venue in West Kowloon, the Free Space, which regularly hosts a variety of artistic performances.
With a floor area of 125,000 square meters, the first phase of M+ was completed before the end of the second quarter last year, and the museum is about to open. Upon opening, it will focus on art projects from the 20th to 21st centuries and will become one of the largest visual arts museums in the world.
While the exterior of the M+ building is minimalist in design, the interior makes full use of the space to maximize the functionality of the facility.
The museum has multiple entrances and exits, and the horizontal slab contains 17,000 square meters of exhibition space, three theaters, lecture halls, and a learning center.
Above the horizontal slab stands the vertical slab, which houses the library and library, with an LED façade displaying the artist's mobile video works.
M+ is dedicated to reaching out to the audience in various spaces, and the exhibition experiments with the possibility of making exhibitions in different venues, introducing various collections, experimenting with various ideas, and trying out different ways of exhibition, so that you can bring children to learn about the beauty of culture.
West Kowloon Art Park is filled with trees and plants, and there is a large green lawn with the scent of birds and flowers.
Families can rent bicycles, have picnics, run and enjoy the beautiful scenery with their beloved pets in this relaxing space.
Everyone can bring their pets and run in a large area of grass, pet owners remember to discharge at the same time, also remember to help pets on a leash, so you can play with peace of mind and peace of mind.
The park also has a pet area, so that owners can walk freely, and there is a pet waste collection box and water supply equipment, which is very considerate of the needs of owners.
There is a bicycle rental service in the park, so it is a good time for families to roam the waterfront promenade on bicycles, and you can also go to the waterfront restaurants and light food stores to enjoy the food while blowing the sea breeze, and be the first to experience the atmosphere of the future cultural district.
In addition to the Sky Seal, the new development at 6 and 8 Lai Ying Street is a high-end residential project on the waterfront. The project consists of three towers offering 1,437 units.
The units range in size from 256 to 2,189 square feet, with open-plan to four-bedroom units, of which about 70% are two-bedroom and three-bedroom units.
The double clubhouse is a 5-storey building with a total area of over 58,500 square feet. Facilities include 3 indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a double gymnasium with an area of over 2,600 square feet, and a children's playroom with a marine and boat cabin.
At the same time, the ground level provides no less than 38,700 square feet of waterfront promenade and green areas to suit the different needs of the family.
The district is part of a 40-school network with 21 elementary school, of which 3 are government schools, 8 are Christian schools and 6 are Catholic schools.
Band 1 elementary school include Lai Chi Kok Catholic Primary School, Maryknoll Fathers' Church School (Primary Section), St. Christopher's Anglican Primary School and Chinese Christian Concordia Primary School.
The district is well-equipped and surrounded by culture, making it a perfect choice for children to learn about the arts.
