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Press Releases > 2014 > June 20

"Kai Tak Fantasy" International Ideas Competition - public consultation on four shortlisted submissions

"Kai Tak Fantasy" International Ideas Competition looks for creative thoughts and design excellence from qualified professionals in the field of planning, urban design, architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, surveying and other related disciplines, for reference and future implementation by the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

This recreational landmark at the site of the former airport runway tip in the Kai Tak Development will become a tourism and entertainment destination for public enjoyment, as well as having synergy effect with the various Energizing Kowloon East initiatives in facilitating the transformation of Kowloon East and sustaining the long-term economic growth of Hong Kong.

Four shortlisted submissions of the Kai Tak Fantasy Urban Planning and Design Ideas Competition are now ready for viewing online. You can express your views by filling in a questionnaire online.

With a simple click into this website www.kaitakfantasy.hk, you can view the four shortlisted submissions and fill in the online questionnaire on or before 5 August 2014.

20.06.2014

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