Project Harbourfront - Depot Site, STT Site 5 Development at Quarry Bay

Project Overview

Main Contract Works for Project Harbourfront – Depot Site, STT Site 5 Development at Quarry Bay

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St. James’ Settlement

October 2021 to May 2023

20 Hoi Shin Lane, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

Construction of single-storey community buildings and landscaped areas as partof the government’s larger Harbourfront Enhancement programme

We specialize in delivering high-impact capital works that connect communities, serve public needs, and enhance urban spaces. One of our most meaningful projects in recent years is the successful completion of the Main Contract Works for Project Harbourfront – Depot Site, STT Site 5 Development at Quarry Bay, cooperate with the Government and NGO.

This thoughtfully designed project, completed between October 2021 and May 2023, involved the construction of a single-storey multi-purpose main pavilion and annex block, surrounded by an inviting green landscape. It serves as a prime example of how well-executed public infrastructure can support both social welfare and environmental improvement.

Project Vision: To create an inclusive, green environment and sustainable space to society

The goal of this project was to transform a former industrial depot site into an inclusive, active, and sustainable community space. Designed for public use and operated by St. James’ Settlement, this new Harbourfront facility serves a vital role in providing welfare, cultural, educational, and recreational services in the heart of Hong Kong Island’s eastern corridor.

Main Scope of Works:

1. Construction of a Single-Storey Multi-Purpose Main Pavilion

The building was constructed by structural steel main frame and covered by metal roofing in featured shape with increasing height and angle. It provided 3 Function Rooms with movable partition which can be connected into one larger event space to accommodate different activities. It also provided 2 Activity Rooms and a Tuck Shop of coffee lab.

We built the full structural, architectural, and interior works for a flexible-use building intended to support a wide range of community functions such as:

•Social welfare service delivery

•Community workshops and small-scale exhibitions

•Training sessions and public events

•Recreational and outreach activities

2. Construction of a Single-Storey Annex Block

The building was constructed by reinforced concrete structure with broad-formed concrete surface on external wall and BIPV system installed on roof floor to generate renewable energy. The annex block serve as a auxiliary usage space consist Male and Female Toilet, Baby Care Room, Accessible Toilet, Universal Toilet, Security Room and E&M Plant Rooms to provide independent functional space to the venue.