Cyber Port

Cyberport Development - Some fast fact:
1. Site area: 240,000 sq m
2. Infrastructure and civil works include
• Reclamation wroks in Telegraph Bay and Waterfall Bay in
Pok Fu Lam to form the required land
• Carry out the ground treatment, associated earthworks and
slopeworks; construction of the culvert, drain systems and
the sewage treatment facilities, roadwork, and the linking
bridge connecting to existing Po Fu Lam road.
Cyberport Development - Some fast fact:
3. Development include
• Office building – 120,000 sq m (for completion between
2002 to 2005 in 5 phases)
• Commercial/Retail/entertainment complex (Cybercentre) –
27,000 sq m
• Hotel – one 180-room hotel block
• Residential development – about 2,800 units for sale in open
market (for completion between 2004 – 2007)
• Public open space, landscape area and promenade –
20,000 sq m
Office blocks from Phase I to IV
Hotel block
Cybercentre
Public Landscaping area and promenade
Artistic view of the Cyberport development
Layout of the entire Cyberport development including
the residential blocks
final stage of
reclamation with the
commencement of
the civil works
Construction of linking roadway
from Pok Fu Lam Road
Slope cutting to provide
a linking roadway to the
Sandy Bay direction
Construction of linking roadway
to Sai Wan Drive, Sandy Bay
Slope works at
various location
Vertical-cut wall to
locate a sub-station for
the Hong Kong Electric
for power supply to the
Cyberport
Landscaping the
treated slope
Sewage treatment facility
at the southwestern
portion of the Cyberport
reclamation
Commencement of
the Phase I Cyberport
development
Construction of the office
blocks using rather
traditional method
Overview of the office block construction (Ph I & II) from an elevated position
Construction of the
Phase I office block
using table formwork
Construction of the steel
dome in Cybercentre
Forming the skylight of the circular dome
by glazing panels and Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coated fibre membrane
View under the sky dome
before commencement of
the fitting-out works
Close-up of the node feature
on the top deck of the sky dome
Interesting spatial
layout within the
Cybercentre
Fitting-out work carried
out under the steel
dome inside
Cybercentre
Fitting-out work
inside Cybercentre
External look of Cybercentre
as viewed from the Seaside
External look of the office block (Phase II)
as viewed from Victoria Road
Main structure of the
office block before the
fixing of curtain wall
Partly completed
exterior view of the
office block buildings
Fitting-out to the
office block interior
Architectural features
Building exterior and the
public areas in the
surrounding space
Various exterior views of
the office, hotel and
residential buildings
Landscape garden in
Phase I of Cyberport
Development
Panoramic view of Phase II & III office developments
Landscape area along the seaside promenade
Touching up of the
main passenger
unloading plaza in
front of the
Cybercenter
Various views from the public terrace
Residential development in Cyberport
(Bel-Air, Phase I)
Construction highlight of
Residence Bel-Air
Construction highlight of
Residence Bel-Air
Construction highlight of
Residence Bel-Air
Construction highlight of
Residence Bel-Air
Construction highlight of
Residence Bel-Air –
using large amount of
precast elements
Construction highlight of
Residence Bel-Air –
using large amount of
precast elements
External view of the Residence
Bel-Air before the topping out
Open space outside the
office blocks for use as
public area, landscaping
facilities and promenade
End of presentation
for the Cyberport Development