Home to self taught interior designer Daphney Ho, this 48sqm apartment's diamond-shaped layout has been expertly maximized ...

As Sydney's house prices rise yet again and demand heightens amid the lowering of interest rates, prospective buyers are ...

View of densely packed apartment buildings in Hong Kong, showcasing balconies, air conditioning units, and washing lines. A striking perspective upward into the building's structure. Urban landscape ...

In Hong Kong, despite the constrained footprints of individual apartments, typologies such as the Trident, Concord, and Twin—planned by the Hong Kong Housing Authority between the 1970s and ...

With a population density of 130,000 per square kilometre, Mong ... population, has around 3,900 people per square kilometre. Hong Kong is, of ... living in what's known as coffin apartments.

The apartment towers more typical of Hong Kong's old neighbourhoods. (Foreign Correspondent: Fletcher Yeung)The Chinese communist government has ordered Hong Kong authorities to "bid farewell" to ...

Low-rise apartments and townhouses will also be encouraged in surrounding streets within an 800-metre radius in a plan designed to ease the housing crisis by increasing density around transport hubs.

La Maison Blanche by Cream is a Hong Kong apartment with an emphasis on period-inspired decor and views. ... Garden Crescent by Ronald Lu & Partners brings a haven of green in its high-density Hong ...

Singapore and Hong Kong make density affordable through public housing. But nowhere has market-rate, developer-driven housing in dense areas been affordable. Advertisement ...

Hong Kong is one of the most land-hungry cities in the world. This results in sky-rocketing housing prices and a constant need for new ideas in urban development and sustainability. One Hong Kong ...

Hong Kong, home to 7.3 million residents, has been grappling with the challenge of finding resting places for loved ones' ashes since the mid-2010s. The Shan Sum Columbarium is a facility designed ...

The shift towards cremation, popularised in the 1960s, stemmed from the changing social mores of Hong Kong's ethnic Chinese population. This cultural transformation mirrored trends observed in dense ...