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“Killing TV”, Exhibition & Scenography Design by COLLECTIVE, it is an exhibition about “how contemporary artists deploy, disrupt, and deconstruct television as a medium”. COLLECTIVE designed a series of sound absorbing sitting objects lined with soft acoustic pyramid foam. with Curators Jill Angel Chun and Tiffany Leung, and Exhibition Team led by Astria Leung at Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hong Kong 27 September – 19 November 2023 📸 @1kmstudio #killingTV #collective_studio #taikwuncontemporary

COLLECTIVE collaborated with film maker Ignacio Minguez @lelocataire on the short film “HONG KONG STEPS”, offering a playful point of view on our latest public space design in Hong Kong at 83 King Lam Street. @collective_studio This film is part of the Hong Kong Exhibition at the 19th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition. COLLECTIVE was invited as one of the architectural practices in Hong Kong, to share a flim narrative focusing on one aspect of Hong Kong’s built environment- having engaged in the design of various larger scale public spaces in Hong Kong, we decided to have some fun with the 3 dimensional public garden we completed at 83 King Lam Street in Hong Kong. @venice.archi.biennale.hk The film focuses on public architecture, overlapping what our design team imagined we could do on the public steps and what the Hong Kong Public actually did throughout the course of a week. Videographer/ Sound/ Film Editor: Ignacio Minguez @lelocataire Music: moog 4 provided by mobygratis Design Architect: COLLECTIVE @collective_studio * The full film was captured with Xiaomi Ultra 15 @xiaomi.global @xiaomi.hk #Collective_studio #COLLECTIVE #publicspace #placemaking #83kinglamstreet #hongkongarchitecture #venicebiennale2025 #mobygratis #83瓊林街 #瓊林街83號

Para Site is Hong Kong’s leading contemporary art centre and one of the oldest and most active independent art institutions in Asia. It produces exhibitions, publications, discursive, and educational projects aimed at forging a critical understanding of local and international phenomena in art and society. Para Site is a registered non-profit organisation in Hong Kong that relies on private and government support to fund its operations. COLLECTIVE as Founding Friend’s of Para Site designed their new exhibition space on 10F in Quarry Bay. Construction by Ori Contracting & COLLECTIVE @ori__contracting @collective_studio Photography by Wong Pak Hang & COLLECTIVE #parasitehongkong #parasite #collective_studio #COLLECTIVE

Winery in the making at 2800 m, Meili Snow Mountains, Deqin County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan, China #collective_studio #COLLECTIVE #winery #梅里雪山

A pleasure for COLLECTIVE to be included in the "Hong Kong Correspondent", Monocle's first city newspaper as part of the Hong Kong Ten Top Studios, super happy to be on the list with our friends in town ;) Huge gratitude to our TEAM COLLECTIVE @collective_studio 🖤 Big thank you to writer Joseph and Monocle 🤓@firesandtimbers @monocle_subscriber Kudos to all our friends listed and to all the great designers in town 🫶🏼💫 @collective_studio @adamstudios.xyz @__studioella @normarchitects @tobyngdesign @human__architects @limandlu @line___house @newofficeworks @studio_ryte

“The three principals of COLLECTIVE, a Hong Kong–based firm with global reach, first met at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.” @harvardgsd A Chinese, an American and a Spanish met at Harvard GSD, each accumulated experiences internationally. Met again in Hong Kong and now co-creating projects cross countries together with the team at COLLECTIVE composed of 8 nationalities. @collective_studio #collective_studio #COLLECTIVE https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/2026/02/collective-where-distinct-paths-converge/

Winner of AIA Hong Kong 2025 Honor Award (Architecture) in the Open International category and Sustainability Award - "Cascading Pixelated Plaza Turns Lai Chi Kok Podium Into Public Oasis" @aiahkchapter The jury recognized this integration as ‘a new trend in Hong Kong…where people are treating the ground level and bottom parts of towers as public open space for the community.’ COLLECTIVE Studio’s design demonstrates how privately owned commercial developments can deliver genuine community infrastructure through thoughtful programming and parametric precision. The design team, led by COLLECTIVE for podium architecture, landscape, interiors, and auditoriums, worked with Rocco Design Architects as lead architect for the twin towers. As one juror observed, the “lead architect welcomed a young architecture firm to design the public space—demonstrating professional generosity” in a cross-generational collaboration, put together by the client, between a long-established Hong Kong firm and a 10-year-old international studio based in Hong Kong. Client: New World Development @new.world.group Design: COLLECTIVE (Podium Architecture, Landscape Design, Interior Design) @collective_studio Associate Architect: Rocco Design Architects (Twin Towers) @roccodesignarchitects Photography: Tian Fong Fong, 1km Studio, Ivan Santoso and COLLECTIVE @tianfangfang2019 @1kmstudio @ivan__ardian Gratitude to the 2025 Jury Panel: Prof. Donald Choi @choi2869 Susannah C. Drake @schurchilldrake Prof. Mark Lee @johnstonmarklee J Lee Rofkind @jrofkind Shirley Surya @s__surya Read the Juries' thought, link in bio.

Winner of AIA Hong Kong 2025 Honor Award (Architecture) in the Open International category and Sustainability Award - "Cascading Pixelated Plaza Turns Lai Chi Kok Podium Into Public Oasis" @aiahkchapter The jury recognized this integration as ‘a new trend in Hong Kong…where people are treating the ground level and bottom parts of towers as public open space for the community.’ COLLECTIVE Studio’s design demonstrates how privately owned commercial developments can deliver genuine community infrastructure through thoughtful programming and parametric precision. The design team, led by COLLECTIVE for podium architecture, landscape, interiors, and auditoriums, worked with Rocco Design Architects as lead architect for the twin towers. As one juror observed, the “lead architect welcomed a young architecture firm to design the public space—demonstrating professional generosity” in a cross-generational collaboration, put together by the client, between a long-established Hong Kong firm and a 10-year-old international studio based in Hong Kong. Client: New World Development @new.world.group Design: COLLECTIVE (Podium Architecture, Landscape Design, Interior Design) @collective_studio Associate Architect: Rocco Design Architects (Twin Towers) @roccodesignarchitects Photography: Tian Fong Fong, Ivan Santoso and COLLECTIVE @tianfangfang2019 @ivan__ardian Gratitude to the 2025 Jury Panel: Prof. Donald Choi @choi2869 Susannah C. Drake @schurchilldrake Prof. Mark Lee @johnstonmarklee J Lee Rofkind @jrofkind Shirley Surya @s__surya Read the Juries' thought, link in bio.

House for an Art Collector in progress at Northfield, Massachusetts, USA #collective_studio #COLLECTIVE

83 King Lam Street won the HKIA Award of Hong kong Office Building category 2025. A very significant recognition for COLLECTIVE, who is the Design Architect for the Architecture and Interiors of the podium, including the public steps, landscape, auditorium, co-working space, lobby and signages. COLLECTIVE is also responsible for the interiors of the twin towers. COLLECTIVE partnered with Rocco Design Architects, who is the Design Architect of the twin towers and the Executive Architect of the project. We are very thankful for New World Group to have placed COLLECTIVE, a team of rising and creative architects together with Hong Kong's most celebrated and experienced architects to form a design partnership 7 years ago. We would also like to thank the team at COLLECTIVE, to all who have contributed through these years. 83 King Lam Street consists of a major podium for a set of new commercial office twin towers situated in the old industrial heartland of Cheung Sha Wan, redefining the new “Privately-Owned-Public Spaces” in Hong Kong. A PIXELATED LANDSCAPE Forming the centerpiece of the podium is a cascading landscape of steps – the ‘feature steps’ – which rhythmically winds its way up and down, left and right, connecting each level of the separated podium. Its parametric surface is expressed as a series of pixelated steps with varying heights, thereby creating a landscape of stairs, seats, and planters. At the top of the podium, the pixelated steps conglomerate and blend into the site’s rising green back-drop. This fabricated landscape is meant to be an intentional extension of the natural green mountainside into the city’s urban fabric and effectively linking the base of the two towers. AUDITORIUM Inserted below the Feature Steps are two connected interior auditorium spaces – the upper and lower auditorium. The two spaces may be used as a single event space or partitioned to be used separately. photos @tianfangfang2019 #COLLECTIVE #Collective_Studio #hkiaawards2025 #83kinglamstreet #roccodesignarchitects #hongkongarchitecture

83 King Lam Street | HKIA Award of Hong Kong - Office Building The development situates in an urban context with a hustle and bustle Ching Cheng Road at the north which segregates the site from the mountain the design targets to reconnect nature with the city, through creating an urban oasis with a distinct architectural setting Two towers of same height but different footprints are positioned at an angle to form a communal space in between by using cantilever form, the towers not only gain more office space at high levels but also free up the ground floor for different kinds of activities and functions, also it generates an interesting architectural dialogue between two towers the courtyard formed by two towers is three dimensionally expanded as a 2 storey stepping form podium with F&B functions and podium garden for the enjoyment of the public the proposed development will ultimately generate a sustainable, livable and vibrant office and commercial precinct which becomes a new district focus. @new.world.group @collective_studio #hkiaawards2025 #hkia #83kinglamstreet #office #commercial #architecture #community #hongkongarchitecture #roccoyim #roccodesignarchitects

Tai Kwun tour led by our Director @chiyanch for @arch.ethz ETH Zurich Department of Architecture’s Seminar Week in Hong Kong led by Prof. Dr. Philip Ursprung – retracing the history and architectural transformation of a historical heritage site into a new cultural destination. #COLLECTIVE #Collective_studio #etharchitecture