"Open House Hong Kong" was initiated by a group of young, passionate Hong Kong architecture enthusiasts. They are eager to introduce both new and old buildings in Hong Kong to local and global audiences, showcasing the rich diversity of this city. The organising committee members come from various fields, including architects, educators, curators, scholars, researchers, and more.
Having been revitalised as part of Batch III of the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme, the Former Fanling Magistracy building (FM) was adaptively reused to house the HKYFG Leadership Institute.
Quarryside is a community space built alongside the harbour front of Quarry Bay. Supported by the Development Bureau's Funding Scheme to Support the Use of Vacant Government Sites by Non-government Organisations.
Designed by Wai Szeto, the Chinese Methodist Church North Point was built in 1966 and has worked to serve the local community in North Point and Quarry Bay since then. It is a signature of the brutalist architecture.
The House of Joy and Mercy is situated in a beautiful site with a spacious gallery. The doghouse and the courtyard are situated on the same axis, creating a perpetual breeze.
The pier canopy is located along the Cheung Sha Wan promenade, part of a larger waterfront landscape upgrade in the west side of the Kowloon Peninsula.