Collaborators

• Forth Bagley
  Forth Bagley is the Principal of Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF), the globally acclaimed architecture firm behind such one-of-a-kind developments as Tokyo’s Roppongi Hills, the Mandarin Oriental in Las Vegas and the renovations of London’s Unilever House and Paris’s Tour First, the tallest building in France, as well as the lead design architect responsible for transforming Victoria Dockside into the most vibrant cultural district in Hong Kong.
  
  KPF’s design for the Rosewood Hong Kong is notable for its large stone piers that evoke the spirit of classic grand hotels, extra-wide panoramic glass insets with unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour and the tower’s stepped form, which changes depending on the viewer’s vantage point. For game-changing luxury residences K11 ARTUS, KPF have crafted a dynamic undulating exterior featuring curving balconies with a wavelike form that energises the entire district, while The Commune, a skybridge spanning across the urban window, provides an intriguing visual focal point. And for next-generation workspace K11 ATELIER, the firm have clad the exterior of the tower in Portuguese beige limestone piers accented with bronze-coloured trims to create a stately proportion of timeless elegance, while giant picture windows in each bay of the façade provide sweeping panoramas of the harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline. Forth Bagley是享譽全球的建築公司Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)的負責人。KPF曾負責多個地標項目，包括東京六本木新城、拉斯維加斯文華東方酒店，以及倫敦Unilever House及法國巴黎最高建築物Tour First的翻新工程。作為首席設計建築師的KPF在Forth Bagley的領導下，將Victoria Dockside塑造成香港最富活力的文化區。
• James Corner
  Globally acclaimed for his innovative approach to landscape architecture, James Corner is best known for his remarkable Tongva Park in Santa Monica, California, and the iconic The High Line in New York, a 1.45-mile-long linear park built on a historic rail line above the streets of Manhattan’s Lower West Side. At Victoria Dockside, the Director and founding partner of US-based firm James Corner Field Operations (JFCO) has overseen the landscape and streetscape design, and in particular the masterplan for the revitalised Avenue of Stars. Utilising eco-friendly materials throughout, the new Avenue of Stars emphasises its spectacular location on Victoria Harbour with a more spacious pedestrian sightseeing area, while enhanced green spaces and improved accessibility have helped transform the waterfront promenade into a world-class destination for locals and international visitors alike. Corner is also responsible for some of K11 MUSEA’s most eye-catching outdoor spaces, including: the Krescent Planter, a linear garden that deftly separates the mall area from the street; innovative outdoor performance venue Sunken Plaza; and the Bohemian Garden, a breathtaking oasis spread across two levels on K11 MUSEA’s rooftop.
• Keith Bradshaw
  A leader in the field of lighting architecture, Speirs + Major have illuminated some of the world’s most iconic buildings, including the Millennium Dome and St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Led by Principal Keith Bradshaw, Speirs + Major is the creative force behind the spectacular Opera Theatre, K11 MUSEA’s grand atrium, presenting hundreds of meticulously positioned lights that evoke curiosity and creativity, resembling a galaxy or a mysterious body of stars. Upon closer inspection, the seemingly random lighting forms a spiral highlighting the “galaxy of creativity” within the space. Another masterpiece by the practice is the distinctive Butterfly Lighting that illuminates K11 MUSEA’s spectacular Visual Corridor, a 100-metre-long by 40-metre-wide thoroughfare that connects Salisbury Road to the Avenue of Stars waterfront promenade. Balancing out the intensity of the natural light outside during the day, the luminous ceiling lights radiate a subtle glow that enhances the feel and experience of the area while also providing an elegant decorative intervention between the panels of the feature ceiling. Speirs + Major is also responsible for the Firefly lighting in the Nature Discovery Park on 8F, which subtly illuminates the rooftop to create a magical experience in the dark.
• Otto Ng
  Co-founder and Design Director of LAAB – a Hong Kong-based collective of architects, designers, engineers, artisans and sociologists dedicated to crafting spatial innovations that cultivate communities – Otto Ng has a reputation for designing unique public spaces, transformable architecture and interactive public art. As the Design Architect for some of K11 MUSEA’s most striking elements, LAAB has created a series of one-of-a-kind features that combine inspiration from nature with cutting-edge design technology. These include the intricate organic sculptures Escalating Climbers and Atrium Oculus in Opera Theatre the grand atrium; the Bohemian Arches, which connect 5F to the Bohemian Garden on 7F; the Bohemian Hexagons and Bohemian Ovals, distinctive forest-like canopies located on the 7F Rooftop; and the lush Nature Discovery Park and The Conservatory on the 8F Rooftop.
• Ed Ng & Terence Ngan
  Founded in 1999 by interior designer Ed Ng and architect Terence Ngan, AB Concept is renowned for its skill in creating experiential luxury and interiors that redefine elegance at some of the world’s most exciting hospitality, wellness, F&B, commercial and residential properties. Headquartered in Hong Kong with offices in Milan and Taipei, the firm excels at creating design concepts that delight and surprise, while imbuing spaces with unique details and touches of dashing flair.
  
  For K11 MUSEA, Ng and Ngan translated Adrian Cheng’s bold vision and KPF’s architectural planning into a design narrative that evokes the welcoming grandeur of a stately manor through warm colour tones, organic free-flowing lines and meticulously crafted detailing. This includes the entrance, the lift lobbies, the VIP washroom on 1F, and the conceptual design of the grand atrium Opera Theatre, as well as curating K11 MUSEA’s exceptional collection of Danish Modernist furniture.
• Ville Hara
  Ville Hara (born 1974) is a Finnish architect. He studied architecture at the Helsinki University of Technology and Ecole d’Architecture Paris-Belleville and graduated as an architect in 2002. He was nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Prize 2003. He has worked in France, Croatia and Germany. In 2004, he established his own office, Avanto Architects, with Anu Puustinen. 2016 saw the opening of Loyly Sauna in Helsinki, the first FSC-certified building in Finland by Avanto Architects.
• Anu Puustinen
  Anu Puustinen (born 1974) architect SAFA ARK 1203, is the co-founder of Avanto Architects Ltd. She studied at University of Art and Design Helsinki and TU Delft Netherlands before graduating as Master of Science from Aalto University in 2004. Before starting her own office with Ville Hara, she worked at SARC Architects, Helsinki City Building Control Department and Helsinki City Planning Department. On the side of working in her own office, she has been teaching at the Aalto University. She has received several prizes and grants including State artist grant 2010 and Bryggman Prize in 2006. Anu is passionate about architecture and wants to develop her projects to perfection, and she works hard even on smallest details. She has impeccable taste and she doesn't give up until she is fully satisfied with the results.
• Stanley Siu Kwok Kin
  Stanley SIU, the principal and founder of daydreamers design. Since graduated from UNITEC, School of Architecture, New Zealand, he developed sophisticated architectural concept and unique art perspective to articulate creative architectural solutions. Through wide range of design project in Hong Kong, Australia, Mainland China, Italy, Macau, Malaysia, Taiwan and UAE, he has received numerous awards and honours including the HKIA Young Architect Awards 2013, Perspective’s 40 Under 40 award 2016 and selected as the Chief Curator of the 15th Venice International Architecture Exhibition (Hong Kong Exhibition). Alongside his architectural practice, he is the assistant professor in Chu Hai College of Higher Education and the chairman of the Young Architect Award Committee in HKIA.
• Peter Wong
  Peter Wong, Hong Kong magazine veteran. Used to be Publisher & Chief Editor of 《CITYMAGAZINE》, now Publisher & Chief Editor of 《magazine p》
• Ching Siu Wai
  Ching Siu Wai, Hong Kong magazine veteran. Used to be Publisher & Creative Director of 《CITYMAGAZINE》, now Co-Publisher of 《magazine p》and Editorial Consultant of Hong Kong Design Centre.
• Jason Tang
  Jason graduated from the Architectural Association in London and the University of Hong Kong with distinction. With over 12 years of practical experience, he has worked in several architectural companies which fed him with both local and overseas project execution experience including Middle East, Singapore, China and HK. Jason was awarded as the Winner of the Young Architect Award 2009 by the Hong Kong Institute of Architects. He was also awarded for the ‘40 under 40’ Designer Award in 2012 and the Hong Kong Youth Service Award in 2014. Recently, he received the Nominated Award from the HKIA Cross Strait Architectural Design Awards 2017 for the Mobile Classroom designed for the community to promote innovative education methodology. The design has also received the Bronze Award in the DFA Design for Asia Awards 2017. In the past Jason is one of a few who received a full scholarship for his postgraduate study through the British Commonwealth Department and the British Council Chevening Scheme. Jason has been active in numerous community service and artistic projects including exhibitions, forums and voluntary works. He was selected to be the Dragon 100 Young Chinese Leaders in 2010. He was the part-time design tutor of the University of Hong Kong and now is the Senior Lecturer of the Hong Kong Design Institute. In recent years, Jason has been featured and interviewed by numerous media and organization for his works and several urban/ architecture topics. He has also been invited to participate in several international exhibitions and serve as the Jury Panel member for several prestige regional awards.
• Amy Foong
  Amy Foong graduated from the School of Architecture in the University of Auckland in New Zealand, she is pracitising in Hong Kong after she graduated since 1997. Ms Foong participated in the landscape design industry for more than 15 years with solid experience on landscape project management. She worked on different kinds of projects ranging from public facilities, mixed use developments, resorts and residential projects in Hong Kong and China. Ms Foong practiced in Architecture Firm which strengthened her technical knowledge and communication skill working with Architects, Interior Designers, Engineers and Contractors. Ms Foong involved from conceptual design, developed design to the construction stage of a project, leading the team to participate with passion and enthusiasm throughout different design stages, with good management skill to deal with every single detail, in order to achieve professional standard. A few significant projects that she has been involving in including the Central Police Station Compound Conservation and Revitalization Project Central Hong Kong, Pingan Financial Centre Shenzhen, Hyatt Regency Hotel Hangzhou, the Sandalwood – 18 family houses in Shanghai. In current years, Ms Foong works as an educator in the Hong Kong Design Institute in the Landscape Architecture programme. Her vision is to promote this professional practise to the public and develop an all rounded learning experience to students leading them to the professional study path and career development.
• Toby Ng
  Culture For Tomorrow Visual Identity Designer Hot is Cool Event Identity Designer Creative Director of Toby Ng Design Toby Ng graduated in Central St. Martins, London in Graphic Design. Ng practised his craft in London, Singapore and Hong Kong, prior to starting his own design firm in Hong Kong in 2014. Specialising in graphic design and brand identity, Ng rigorously tackles design challenges with wit and aesthetically meaningful communications. Recognised in design circles as a graphic designer of ‘the generation’, Ng is the winner of numerous awards both internationally and locally; they include the British D&AD Awards, Germany Red Dots Awards, New York Type Director Club Awards, and Design for Asia Awards. In addition, he was honoured in 2014 with the Hong Kong Young Design Talent Award, selected by Perspective Global as one of the top 40 design talents under the age of 40 in Asia, and named as one of the 36 Young Designers in Asia by Designnet magazine. Ng’s works have been widely published and showcased in various renowned galleries including the National Portrait Gallery, London. One of Ng’s personal initiatives include The World of 100, which has been published as a book and distributed around the world including the MoMA, New York. He has also shared and spoken about his ideas and work at TEDx, international conferences and universities. www.toby-ng.com
• Michael Leung
  Michael founded MIRO with Rony Chan in the Netherlands since 2010 and now based in Hong Kong. The collaboration started after they completed the IM masters course at Design Academy Eindhoven. MIRO’s works explore different aspects of design from crafts and industry to design systems and sustainability. They are designing and exploring design in different levels and disciplines, from 2D to objects to spatial.

 His works have been shown during Milan and Dutch Design Week, DMY Berlin, Vitra Design Museum and other international design exhibition and museum. He is also lecturing and leading workshops in education institutes. Michael is the awardee of Hong Kong Young Design Talent Award 2008. With recent collaborations with Vitra Design Museum (DE) and V&A (UK), including curatorial works and exhibition design, MIRO’s creativity is reflected in the form of exhibitions as well.