The Leisure and Cultural Services Department announced that the renovation of the Portland Street Rest Garden in Mong Kok has been completed and will be reopened for public use at noon tomorrow (23rd).
According to the photos provided by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, half of the rest garden surrounded by old tenement buildings is designed in pink after the renovation, and even the chessboard and chessboard are pink and pink.
According to the LCSD, young designers have taken part in the renovation. One part will retain the original layout, while the other part will be modern, giving the venue a new look, hoping to become a gathering point for the community.
Encourage users to communicate with each other to form a gathering place for the cohesive community
According to the LCSD, young designers from the Architectural Services Department, the Policy Innovation and Coordination Office and the Faith Design Ambassador have carried out a facility renovation project for the Portland Street Rest Garden. In addition to improving the garden environment, it also encourages users to communicate with each other. The garden becomes a gathering place to gather the community.
The ground, recreational facilities and plants are presented in a simple and monotonous tone
After refurbishment, part of the rest garden will retain the original layout for facility renovation, optimizing lighting facilities and seating, while the other part of the design will be modern and add innovative design and artistic elements.
The entire garden, including the ground, recreational facilities and plants, is presented in a simple single tone, giving the site a new look.
Refurbishment works will take place at Hill Road Flyover Rest Area and Hamilton Street Rest Garden
In addition, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department is carrying out related renovation works in the Hill Road Flyover Rest Area in the Central and Western District and the Hammeton Street Rest Garden in Yau Tsim Mong District. Some public spaces.
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