a $4-billion waterfront venue rising from the site of Hong Kong’s legendary Kai Tak airport runway, where jumbo jets once made famously dramatic landings in the heart of the city.

which evoked nostalgia as the city held the Sevens rugby tournament at the site of its old airport in Kai Tak for the first time. There were contrasting reactions to the brief moment when Cathay ...

Kai Tak Airport closed in 1998 with the opening of Hong Kong International Airport at Chek Lap Kok. The former site has since been redeveloped into a mixed-use area, now home to the Kai Tak Cruise ...

Hongkongers and travellers of a certain age will most definitely remember airplane landings at our old Kai Tak Airport, and even if they weren’t old enough to experience it, they’ll certainly ...

The park sits on the site of the old airport. How did you incorporate that history into your design? Kai Tak precinct is hugely important for that whole southeast China region: the trade, the history ...