Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection

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Text & photography by Sylvia Le Dung

“Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection” presents a preview of Hong Kong’s newest multidisciplinary museum for visual culture. The future M+ building will provide over 60,000 square-meter of exhibition space in a prominent site set in the West Kowloon Cultural District overlooking Victoria Harbour.

Designed by renowned Swiss architectural practice Herzog & de Meuron, with Hong Kong-based TFP Farrells and Ove Arup & Partners HK, the M+ building is scheduled for completion in late 2017.

The exhibition also marks the debut of the museum’s growing architecture collection which includes over 100 works and materials, many previously unseen, dating from the 1920s until now.

What:
Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection

When:
Now till 9 February 2014

Open daily 10am – 8pm
(*open till 5 pm on 30 January, closed 31 January)

Where:
ArtisTree, 1/F, Cornwall House, TaiKoo Place, Island East, Hong Kong

Inquiries:
+852 2200 0204 / m+@wkcda.hk

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