In the proud tradition of Blue Peter and ‘Show & Tell’, below are some templates for constructing your very own Hong Kong in your living room…
Bank of China, via SkyscraperModels.us – click to enlarge
So whip out the scissors and glue, construct a comprehensive ‘pop-up’ HK and then make like Godzilla and destroy it all…
HK 1994, via pingyao on skysrapercity.com forum
Here are some the enthusiasts at skyscrapercity.com prepared earlier…
Click here for a previous post on artist Tereza Hradilkova’s ‘pop-up Hong Kong’.
Cheung Kong Centre, via SkyscraperModels.us
ICC, via skyscrapercity.com forum
Jardine House, via skyscrapercity.com forum
HSBC, via skyscrapercity.com forum
United Center, via skyscrapercity.com forum
IFC2, via sites.google.com/site/miniskyscrapers – click to enlarge
IFC2, via sites.google.com/site/miniskyscrapers – click to enlarge
The Center, via Rei on skyscrapercity.com forum – click to enlarge
Central Plaza, via Rei on skyscrapercity.com forum – click to enlarge
Click here for a brief visual history of our greatest asset, Victoria Harbour’s skyline.
HK 1994, via pingyao on skysrapercity.com forum
HK 1994, via pingyao on skysrapercity.com forum
On a related note, Su Blackwell made a paper version of the city in 2009 using old books…
Blackwell was also behind this cool ‘pop-up’ city featured in a new British Airways print ad…
British Airways print ad – click to enlarge
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