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Xiqu Centre – Hong Kong

Date

2012

Designer

Ronald Lu and Partners

Client

Cultural District for Hong Kong

Category

Architecture

![Xiqu-Centre-in-Hong-Kong-by-Bing-Thom-Architects-2-650x406](http://canadiandesignresource.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Xiqu-Centre-in-Hong-Kong-by-Bing-Thom-Architects-2-650x406.jpg)![Xiqu-Centre-in-Hong-Kong-by-Bing-Thom-Architects-3-640x413](http://canadiandesignresource.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Xiqu-Centre-in-Hong-Kong-by-Bing-Thom-Architects-3-640x413.jpg) The Xiqu Centre will be the first of 17 arts and cultural venues to be opened within the new Cultural District for Hong Kong. Over 50 architectural teams participated in the shortlisting with 5 firms selected to partake in the competition. The win holds a special place for Bing Thom who was born in Hong Kong, _“The project is a true homecoming for me – my first building in my birthplace. It is an honour to return to design a home for this most authentic Chinese performing art, the first building for the West Kowloon Cultural District.”_

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