
The escalator that adapts
The Central–Mid-Levels escalator runs downhill in the morning and uphill the rest of the day. Infrastructure that follows the commute.
The Studio
For developers, agencies and owners taking a property to market. One studio from first mark to launch day.

The Central–Mid-Levels escalator runs downhill in the morning and uphill the rest of the day. Infrastructure that follows the commute.

The Star Ferry has crossed Victoria Harbour since 1888. The view from the deck has changed; the crossing has not.

Hong Kong’s trams are called ding ding, after the sound of their bell. A sound that became a name.

Hong Kong’s crossings sound their signal for people who cannot see it, and adjust the volume to the street.

In Central, a network of footbridges links offices, malls, piers and stations above the street. A second ground floor.

Green minibuses run fixed routes and fares; red ones set their own. Colour as the rule you need before you board.
VISUALIZATION
VISUALIZATION
VISUALIZATION
VISUALIZATION
MARKETING · GONMO
MARKETING · GONMO
MARKETING · GONMO
MARKETING · GONMO
MARKETING · GONMO
MARKETING · GONMO
BUILTHeritage-led mixed-use regeneration for Shui On Land — ~88,000 sqm, built 2023.
BUILTFifth Avenue tower recladding for Brookfield — ≈1,600 custom megapanels, built.
Ten years drawing buildings for firms across HK and the GBA — credited to the firms they were built at, shown as evidence of how this studio sees property.