State Theatre

Location

Hong Kong SAR, Asia Pacific

Status

Active

Experience

Cultural

Heritage

Mixed Use

WilkinsonEyre has been appointed by New World Development to revitalise the Grade I listed State Theatre building, as well as the design of a new adjoining mixed-use development. The State Theatre, opened in 1952, played an instrumental role in bringing arts and culture to the public at a time when there was a lack of large-scale cultural event venues.

The design conserves the iconic architecture, including the parabolic exoskeleton truss and mural relief, and will transform the derelict building into a new cultural events venue.

Battersea Power Station

WilkinsonEyre are the architects of the major restoration and repurposing of the iconic Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station.

Sky Bridge: Hong Kong International Airport

The Sky Bridge, located at Hong Kong International Airport, is the world’s longest airside bridge and allows the largest passenger aircraft, the A380, to pass under.

Gardens by the Bay

The project, comprising three separate gardens covering a total of 101 hectares, was central to the government’s visionary plan to transform the city-state into a city-in-a-garden.