Customers and Communities
Hopewell Holdings Limited
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Plaza
香港會議展覽中心新翼
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
(NewWing)
麥加力歌街
McGregor Street
利東街項目
Lee Tung Street Project
太原街
Tai Yuen Street
建議於利東街興建行人隧道
建議興建行人天橋連接胡忠大廈及
GARDENEast
現有行人天橋
建議之步行通隧道段
建議之行人天橋
建議之行車天橋附設之行人路
建議之步行街
現有行人天橋（步行通範圍）
Existing footbridge
Proposed pedestrian subway
Proposed footbridge
Proposed yover-cum-footbridge
Proposed pedestrian street
Existing footbridge (part of the Pedestrian Walkway)
“步行通”
Pedestrian Walkway
建議擴建胡忠公園
Proposed pedestrian subway at Lee Tung Street
Proposed footbridge linking Wu Chung House and GARDENEast
Proposed extension of Wu Chung Park
GARDENEast
花園
合和中心
二期
Hopewell Centre II
Hopewell Centre
Wu Chung Park
Green area
博覽道中
會議道
Expo Drive Central
Convention Avenue
Harbour Road
Gloucester Road
告士打道
港灣道
Southorn Playground
Wan Chai MTR Station
修頓球場
合和中心
胡忠公園
Wu Chung House
胡忠大廈
灣仔港鐵站
Hong Kong Convention &
Exhibition Centre (O ce Tower)
Great Eagle Centre
Harbour Centre
China
Resources Building
Causeway Centre
Sun Hung Kai Centre
香港會議展覽中心辦公大樓
鷹君中心
華潤大廈
Pier
Revitalisation of Wan Chai
As a pioneer in the urban renewal of Wan Chai, we started the
development of Hopewell Centre in the early 1970s. With its
completion in 1980, the associated business activities have greatly
enhanced the development of the area. The district has gradually
been transformed into a major business centre. As a local business
operating in Wan Chai for over 40 years, we consider the needs of our
local community as a priority for all of our development projects. Our
aim is not only to develop buildings, but be a community oriented
partner that can offer convenience and uplift the local surroundings
of our business operations, thus benefitting people living, working,
commuting and doing business in the area. Our other property
developments in Wan Chai have contributed to the creation of a
dining, shopping and entertainment hub with footbridges between
buildings enhancing the safety and convenience of pedestrians.
Queen’s Road East is now one of Hong Kong’s major business centres.
We continue to position Wan Chai as a vibrant commercial district
through our efforts in local community renovation, refurbishment,
and tenant remixing. We proposed the building of a 1km pedestrian
walkway in Wan Chai encompassing a series of subways and
footbridges linking Wan Chai South to Wan Chai North. We look
forward to the completion of our two new projects — Lee Tung Street
Project and Hopewell Centre II, which will further strengthen Wan
Chai as a commercial and community friendly hub, by 2016.
Balancing Heritage Needs
Lee Tung Street Project
Lee Tung Street Project began construction in May 2010. It is
an Urban Renewal Authority (URA) redevelopment project, in
cooperation with Sino Land Company Limited on a 50:50 joint
venture basis, at a total estimated investment cost of HK$9 billion.
Combining our long-term presence and experience in Wan Chai
with Sino Land’s strong track record in residential development and
experience in URA projects, we believe the synergy better serves
the local community.