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Taikoo Place (Chinese: 太古坊; Jyutping: taai3 gu2 fong1; pinyin: Tàigǔfāng) is a commercial building complex located in Quarry Bay, east Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong.[1] It comprises grade A office towers, car parking, clubs, office apartment, parks, and shops.[2][3] It is reachable by MTR Island line (MTR).[4] These three complexes are all managed by Swire Properties since the beginning from Taikoo Sugar Refinery, the subsequent Taikoo Dockyard and the recent demolitions of the industrial buildings.[5]

Key Information

Map of Taikoo Place

Timeline

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Since the 1980s, Taikoo Place has been redeveloped to become a unique metropolitan environment for business and entertainment.[6] Until now, notable amenities include the Butterfield's private members club. It is recognized as a popular choice for younger workers to seek employment.[7]

Taikoo Place hosts many advertisement and information technology firms. The PCCW Tower, the tower just next to Dorset House is where the headquarters of PCCW are located, a Hong Kong-based telecommunication company. The local headquarters of IBM and JWT is also situated there, occupying the first 15 storeys. Ironically, more IT firms choose to have their Hong Kong base in Taikoo Place rather than in Cyberport, which was specifically built for this purpose.[8][9]

The neighbourhood of Taikoo Place used to be residential and industrial. Once Taikoo Place was built, the neighbourhood has been undergoing constant development and gentrification. Concerned about the urban development, Swire Properties has begun construction of serviced apartments north of Devon House, due for completion in 2015.[10]

Current buildings

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Gammon Construction has been one of the major construction company involved.[11]

One Island East

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Main article: One Island East
One Island East
港島東中心
Map
Interactive map of the One Island East area
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
Location18 Westlands Road, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°17′09.7″N 114°12′48.0″E / 22.286028°N 114.213333°E / 22.286028; 114.213333
Construction started2006
Completed2008
CostHK$2,000,000,000[14]
Height
Architectural298 metres (978 ft)[12][13]
Top floor281.2 m (923 ft)[12]
Technical details
Floor count69 (plus 2 level of basement)[12]
Floor area144,426 m2 (1,554,590 sq ft)[12][13]
Lifts/elevators37[12]
Design and construction
ArchitectWong & Ouyang
DeveloperSwire Properties
Main contractorGammon Construction
References
[12]

One Island East is a grade-A office. It is 69-storey. It is located at 18 Westlands Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. It was completed in year 2008.

Hong Kong Island East Center tenants come from finance, insurance, accounting, real estate, trade, shipping to retailing.

Tenants

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Devon House

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FWD Tower
富衛中心
Devon House (Left)
Map
Interactive map of the FWD Tower area
Former namesDevon House（德宏大廈）
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
Location979 King's Road, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°17′14″N 114°12′40″E / 22.28722°N 114.21111°E / 22.28722; 114.21111
Completed1993
Height
Architectural298 metres (978 ft)[12][13]
Top floor29
Technical details
Floor count29
Floor area15,000 m2 (160,000 sq ft)[12][13]
Lifts/elevators16 Passenger Lift + 3 Cargo Lift
Grounds27,500 sq ft (2,550 m2)
Design and construction
ArchitectWong & Ouyang
DeveloperSwire Properties
Main contractorGammon Construction
Other information
ParkingYes
References
[15]

Devon House (1993) is located at 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. Devon House is a grade A office with 29 floors.[16] Major tenants include: Kinmen Building, Philip Morris, China Airlines, Jardine, Dairy Farm International and other rentals.

Dorset House

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Dorset House
多盛大廈
Map
Interactive map of the Dorset House area
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
Location979 King's Road, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°17′12″N 114°12′44″E / 22.28667°N 114.21222°E / 22.28667; 114.21222
Completed1994
Height
Architectural298 metres (978 ft)[12][13]
Technical details
Floor count34
Floor area47,000 m2 (510,000 sq ft)[12][13]
Grounds610,000 sq ft (57,000 m2)
Design and construction
ArchitectWong & Ouyang
DeveloperSwire Properties
Main contractorGammon Construction
References
[18]

Dorset House (1994) is located at 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. It provides 610,000 square feet (57,000 square meter). It also houses Butterfield's, a private members club managed by the Peninsula Group that offers gourmet dining, private function space, extensive meeting and banqueting facilities, and fitness and health facilities. Headroom is approximately 2.7m and 34 floors in total. Major tenants include McDonald's, LVMH, AC Nielsen, Jones Lang LaSalle, Wang Ouyang (Hong Kong) and the British Telecom and other rental

Floor Tenant
6 ISS A/S
9 Balenciaga Asia Pacific Limited; Leigh & Orange Ltd.
10 The Nielsen Company Limited (Hong Kong)
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14, 23 Royal Canin Hong Kong Limited
16
17 Jones Lang LaSalle Limited
19 Moët Hennessy Hong Kong Limited
20, 22 Louis Vuitton Pacific Limited
22 Berluti Asia Pacific
23 Wrigley Asia Pacific Limited

Mars Foods Incorporate Hong Kong Limited

27 Wong Ouyang Architect Office[19]
31 Gravitas Ventures
31, 35-36 McDonald's Hong Kong
34 Christian Dior Far East Limited
38 British Telecom

Cambridge House

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Cambridge House
康橋大廈
Cambridge House (Right)
General information
Location979 King's Road, Hong Kong
Opened2003

Cambridge House (formerly Po Yuan House) is located at 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. It consists of 36-storey office. Major tenants include Guerlain, TBWA and Campbell Soup.

Kjeldsens

Lincoln House

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Lincoln House (1998): formerly known as the South China Morning Post, is located at 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. It consists of 36-storey office. Major tenants include Wyeth Nutrition, The Coca-Cola Company, Lenovo, Benoy and Gucci. Lincoln House is sited at 979 King's Road, Taikoo Place. 21 floors in total, 1,000 square metres (10,800 sq ft) and 2.6 meter for headroom.

Floor Tenants
3, 15 ANZ HK[21]
5 Benoy Architects
9 Raffles Medical Group; Heineken HK (Rm 903-05)
10 Fujitsu HK
17 BNP Paribas Asset Management
20 CITIC Telecom
22-23 Lenovo HK[22]

PCCW Tower

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PCCW Tower
電訊盈科中心
Map
Interactive map of the PCCW Tower area
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
Location979 King's Road, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°17′13″N 114°12′44″E / 22.28694°N 114.21222°E / 22.28694; 114.21222
Completed1994
Height
Architectural298 metres (978 ft)[12][13]
Technical details
Floor count36
Floor area16,000 m2 (170,000 sq ft)[12][13]
Grounds620,000 sq ft (58,000 sqm)
Design and construction
ArchitectWong & Ouyang
DeveloperSwire Properties
Main contractorGammon Construction
References
[23]

PCCW Tower (1994) is located at 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. It consists of 36-storey office. Major tenants include BNP, IBM, WPP and PCCW.

Floor Tenants
9 Lockton Companies Hong Kong
17-18 HKT Limited Consumer Group
10, 17 IBM China
20, 22 BNP Paribas[24]
23, 27-29 HKT Limited
14, 32-34 PCCW Global Limited
36
36-37 MediaCom
36, 38 J. Walter ThompsonCompany Limited
6, 32, 40 CSL Mobile Limited

Oxford House (1999)

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Oxford House
濠豐大廈
Map
Interactive map of the Oxford House area
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
Location979 King's Road, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°17′13″N 114°12′49″E / 22.28694°N 114.21361°E / 22.28694; 114.21361
Completed1999
Height
Architectural298 metres (978 ft)[12][13]
Technical details
Floor count36[25]
Floor area47,000 m2 (510,000 sq ft)[12][13]
Design and construction
ArchitectWong & Ouyang
DeveloperSwire Properties
Main contractorGammon Construction

Oxford House, (formerly Toppan Building), is located at 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. It is a grade-A office which consists of 36-storey office AND EACH TALL HALL IS 2.57 METER HILL. Major tenants include Oxford University Press, Turner Broadcasting Company, Bulgari, Dell, Interpublic Group, JCDecaux, KPMG, LVMH, QBE, and KPMG.

Floor Tenants
3 Quality Healthcare Asia Pacific Regional
4 Dimension Data China/hk Limited
6 Golin
14 Bayer Healthcare
17 EMC Computer Systems (FE) Ltd
24 LVMH Watch & Jewelry HK Limited
25 Bulgari Asia Pacific
17, 27 Baxter International, Baxter Healthcare
27 LG Hong Kong
15, 20, 28 KPMG (28 / F-Professional Training Center)
30
37 TIME

Taikoo Place Apartments (2015)

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Main article: Swire Hotels
Taikoo Place Apartments
太古坊栢舍
Map
Interactive map of the Taikoo Place Apartments area
General information
StatusCompleted
TypeOffice
Location23 Tong Chong Street, Hong Kong
Coordinates22°17′08.8″N 114°12′40.1″E / 22.285778°N 114.211139°E / 22.285778; 114.211139
Completed2015
Height
Architectural298 metres (978 ft)[12][13]
Technical details
Floor count30
Floor area47,000 m2 (510,000 sq ft)[12][13]
Design and construction
ArchitectWong & Ouyang
DeveloperSwire Properties
Main contractorGammon Construction
References
[26]

Taikoo Place Apartments is located at 23 Tong Chong Street and opened at mid-2015. Together the 111 served residences occupied the 30 floors.[27]

Four choices are available, such as studio (~480 sq ft.), single bedroom (~650sq ft.), double bedroom (~1220sq ft.), and penthouses (either 1220 or 1610 sq ft.)

The bar Mr. and Ms. Fox are on the Ground floor Formerly 23, Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay, 28 floors above.

Westlands Centre

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Berkshire House

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(Formerly known as the Daxingxing Commercial Center and Car Service Center) (1998): It is a grade A office with 25 floors, providing 381,000 square feet (or 35,400 square meters).

One Taikoo Place

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One Taikoo Place was completed in September 2018. It is the first of two new Grade-A office towers in the Taikoo Place redevelopment project. One Taikoo Place has 48 storeys, including 41 floors of triple Grade-A office space. It has an average floor size of 21,000 sq ft and a gross floor area of 1 million sq ft. Designed by Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd, the tower features 3-metre-wide curtain wall window panels, with each floor designed to provide an abundance of natural light and offer panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. The office tower has been built to the highest sustainability standards by Arup, achieving Pre-certified Platinum for LEED BD+C: Core and Shell Version 2009, and Provisional Platinum for BEAM Plus New Buildings Version 1.2 green building standards. The Building is also recognized as the first AI & Data-driven Building in Hong Kong by implementing Arup Neuron Digital Platform to optimize all the operation data inside the building.

Former buildings

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Warwick House (1979)

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Kang and Mansion and the domain building composed of 2B site, will be reconstructed into a 42-storey 3-storey library of commercial buildings, called Taikoo Square two Two Taikoo Place, as well as a 69,000 square foot garden square, Taikoo Square and Taikoo Garden. The gross floor of the commercial building is about 983,000 square feet and is expected to be completed in 2021.

  • Cornwall House (1984) (Demolition): Multi-purpose Art Venue ArtisTree is located on the first floor of this building [4].

Somerset House (1988)

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  • It has been demolished and will be rebuilt into a 48-storey Grade 1 building with a Grade 1 storey building called One Taikoo Place with a gross floor area of approximately 102.1 10,000 square feet, is expected to be transferred in 2018. [5]

Future buildings

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Swire Properties announced HKD$15 billion will be spent on redeveloping the Taikoo Park (i.e. Via Fiori), Taikoo Place Phase 1 (completed in September 2018) and Phase 2 (Complete in 2021).[28][29] Architects and design firms including Gustafson Porter and Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd.[30] Hugh Sutton Associates will be in charge of the new elevated walkway system.[31]

Recreation, parks, and energy-saving initiatives

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Taikoo Place is next to Taikoo Park and Quarry Bay Park. An extra 69,000 square feet of open landscaped gardens will be provided in the coming years.[32]

Besides, biodiesel tri-generation and adsorption chiller energy was adopted in order to save up to 2% of building energy, methods include increasing both the efficiency of electricity and space cooling by chilled water. This reduces the greenhouse effect within the office complex.

The rooftop is planted so that 75% of demolition waste is then diverted from landfills.[33]

Events and exhibitions

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Cornwall House provides 10,000 square feet of area for business events.[34] Topics includes Gender equality and GPS navigation software.[35] A forum called "blueprint Labs" for start-up is introduced in 2016.

Paintings and sculptures

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External charters and membership provide awards that encourage designers to present their artwork. About 300 personnel outside the company, including NGOs such as Hong Kong Blind Union, Chung Ying Theatre, and Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation will also attend those 100 briefing on feedbacks from their staff.[36]

Leisure and entertainment

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The Taikoo Place is next to Cityplaza, a grade A shopping mall with ice skating rink, cinema and five-star hotel EAST, Hong Kong. The theme of the complex is to "Live Happy".[37]

Transportations

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Mass Transit Railway is seen as a catalyst in speeding up the movement of the working class.[38]

Drop off areas is available in the entrance of One Island East, Devon House, Oxford House and Tong Chong Street.[39] Island Eastern Corridor and Eastern Harbour Crossing also connects Taikoo Place with East Kowloon, Central, Hong Kong and Hong Kong International Airport. MTR, tram, bus, and minibus are also available on particular time slots.

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  • Westlands Centre
    Westlands Centre
  • Somerset House
    Somerset House
  • Quarry Bay Park
    Quarry Bay Park
  • ArtisTree Exhibition Center
    ArtisTree Exhibition Center
  • "Make A Difference"
    "Make A Difference"

See also

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References

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Taikoo Place is a premier integrated commercial development located in Quarry Bay on Hong Kong Island, developed and managed by Swire Properties. It comprises 10 Grade-A office towers offering over 7 million square feet of premium workspace, connected by climate-controlled walkways, and serves as home to more than 200 multinational corporations employing over 35,000 workers. The complex also features extensive landscaped green spaces exceeding 250,000 square feet, including Taikoo Park, Taikoo Garden, and Taikoo Square, alongside amenities such as the ArtisTree multi-purpose arts venue, Blueprint flexible workspaces, The Refinery private club, and diverse dining options. Originally evolving from the historic Taikoo Dockyard site, Taikoo Place has undergone a major redevelopment project initiated in 2014 and completed in November 2024, transforming it into one of Hong Kong's leading global business districts with modern, human-centric facilities. This evolution spans over four decades, building on Swire Properties' legacy since the site's industrial origins in sugar refining and shipbuilding. Adjacent to the development is Cityplaza, a large shopping mall, and lifestyle offerings like the EAST Hong Kong hotel and EAST Apartments, creating a vibrant mixed-use ecosystem. Taikoo Place stands out for its commitment to sustainability, achieving pioneering certifications including LEED v4.1 Final Platinum as the first in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area, with individual buildings like One Taikoo Place earning triple Platinum ratings in WELL, BEAM Plus, and LEED standards. Two Taikoo Place has also received Platinum WiredScore and SmartScore designations, alongside recognition from the Urban Land Institute's 2024 Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence. These features underscore its role as a forward-thinking, environmentally responsible hub fostering collaboration, wellness, and innovation in Asia's dynamic business landscape.

History

Origins as Industrial Site

The origins of Taikoo Place trace back to the late 19th century when the site in Quarry Bay served as a pivotal industrial hub under the Swire Group's expanding operations in Hong Kong. In 1881, John Swire & Sons established the Taikoo Sugar Refining Company to capitalize on growing demand for refined sugar in East Asia, with construction of the refinery commencing in 1882 and production beginning in 1884. This facility, Hong Kong's first mechanized sugar refinery, processed imported raw cane sugar primarily from Java, utilizing advanced vacuum pan technology to produce high-quality refined sugar that quickly made Taikoo the world's largest and most sophisticated sugar operation by the early 20th century. The refinery not only broke the monopoly held by competitors like Jardine Matheson but also supported Swire's shipping interests through the China Navigation Company, fostering a self-contained industrial community with housing and schools for workers. Complementing the sugar operations, the Taikoo Dockyard was established in 1906 by Butterfield & Swire to provide reliable ship repair and building services for their fleets, officially opening in 1907 as one of Asia's largest dry docks at the time. Spanning over 40 acres with a granite-lined graving dock capable of accommodating vessels up to 9,000 tons, the dockyard employed thousands—becoming Hong Kong's largest single employer—and contributed significantly to the colony's early industrial economy by supporting maritime trade and manufacturing. Over its operational life, it constructed more than 100 vessels, including notable ships like the river gunboat HMS Robin, which was assembled there in sections from the UK in 1934, as well as merchant steamers and tugs for regional trade routes. During World War II, the dockyard played a reluctant role under Japanese occupation after the 1941 invasion of Hong Kong, where it was repurposed for repairing Imperial Japanese Navy vessels and constructing patrol boats, though it suffered extensive damage from Allied bombing raids, including a major USAAF strike in January 1945 that reduced much of the facility to rubble. Post-war reconstruction enabled a period of expansion in the 1950s and 1960s, with the dockyard going public as Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. in 1959 and continuing to build and repair ships amid Hong Kong's manufacturing boom. However, by the 1970s, global shifts toward containerization, rising labor costs, and industrial decline led to its merger with Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Company in 1972, effectively closing the Quarry Bay operations and paving the way for site redevelopment. The adjacent sugar refinery ceased production around the same time in 1972, marking the end of Taikoo's industrial era.

Redevelopment Phases

Swire Properties initiated the redevelopment of the former Taikoo Dockyard industrial site into a mixed-use commercial district in the early 1990s, marking the transition from industrial operations to a modern business hub with an overall investment exceeding HKD 15 billion across multiple phases, primarily concentrated in later developments. This transformation involved converting dockyard land into premium office spaces, retail areas, and supporting amenities, beginning with the construction of initial Grade-A office towers to attract multinational tenants. Phase 1, spanning the 1990s, focused on establishing the core office infrastructure. Key milestones included the completion of Devon House in 1993, a 29-floor tower standing at 118 meters that served as the first major Grade-A office building in the complex. This was followed by Dorset House in 1995, a 42-floor structure rising to 172 meters, and PCCW Tower (formerly HKT Tower) in the same year, enhancing connectivity and capacity in the Quarry Bay area. These buildings laid the foundation for Taikoo Place as a viable business destination, integrating with the adjacent residential Taikoo Shing development completed in the 1980s. Phase 2 in the 2000s expanded the complex's scale and prominence. Notable additions included Cambridge House in 2003 and the landmark One Island East in 2008, a 69-floor skyscraper reaching 298 meters, which became the tallest building in the Taikoo Place complex and Hong Kong Island East at the time. This phase emphasized vertical growth and improved linkages to public transport, solidifying Taikoo Place's role as a key commercial node with over 6 million square feet of gross floor area. Phase 3, from the 2010s to the 2020s, represented the most ambitious stage with a HKD 15 billion investment announced in 2014 to modernize aging structures and introduce sustainability features. Developments included Taikoo Place Apartments in 2015, providing 111 serviced suites for extended-stay residents in a 28-storey building north of Devon House. One Taikoo Place followed in 2018, a 48-floor tower at 229 meters equipped with Hong Kong's first bio-diesel tri-generation system using 100% waste cooking oil for energy efficiency. Two Taikoo Place was completed in 2022, a 42-floor building at 191 meters achieving LEED Platinum certification alongside WELL and BEAM Plus Platinum ratings for its low-carbon design and green features like photovoltaic-integrated roofs. This phase also involved the demolition of legacy industrial-era buildings, including Somerset House (built 1988) and Warwick House (built 1979), to make way for expanded green spaces such as Taikoo Square. The overall redevelopment culminated in November 2024 with the official completion of Phase 3 enhancements, including two new triple Grade-A office towers totaling about 2 million square feet and 69,000 square feet of landscaped gardens, transforming Taikoo Place into a fully integrated, sustainable global business district.

Site Overview

Location and Urban Context

Taikoo Place is located in Quarry Bay, a district on the eastern side of Hong Kong Island, with its main entrance at 979 King's Road. The complex occupies a compact urban site bounded by King's Road to the south and extending northward toward the waterfront, encompassing approximately 833,000 square feet of land area based on its allocation of green spaces. Adjacent to Victoria Harbour, several of its buildings offer panoramic views of the harbor, enhancing its appeal as a modern business locale. Originally developed from reclaimed industrial land formerly occupied by Swire's Taikoo Dockyard, the site has been transformed into a high-density commercial zone. Within Hong Kong's urban landscape, Taikoo Place forms a key component of the Island East business corridor, positioned about 8 kilometers east of the Central business district. This positioning supports its role as a decentralized office hub, accommodating over 35,000 workers from more than 200 multinational corporations, including Fortune 500 companies. The area's evolution reflects broader trends in Hong Kong's office market, where eastern districts have gained prominence as alternatives to the overcrowded Central area, fostering a balanced distribution of economic activity across the island. The development integrates seamlessly with surrounding neighborhoods, lying in close proximity to the Taikoo Shing residential estate and the Cityplaza shopping mall, both within a five-minute walk. This connectivity has created a cohesive community since the 1970s, when Swire Properties initiated the master plan to redevelop the Quarry Bay area into a mixed-use enclave combining residential, retail, and commercial elements. Taikoo Place's location enhances daily life for residents and workers alike, bridging industrial heritage with contemporary urban living in eastern Hong Kong.

Layout and Infrastructure

Taikoo Place is designed as an integrated business hub featuring 10 interconnected office towers, linked through a network of elevated walkways, podium levels, and underground passages that enable efficient pedestrian flow across the site. This multi-level connectivity, spanning sky bridges, ground-level podiums, and subterranean links, supports seamless access between buildings and promotes a cohesive campus-like environment. The overall complex encompasses over 7 million square feet of gross floor area for premium office space, providing extensive space for commercial operations. Key infrastructure elements include multi-level car parking facilities with capacity for over 1,600 vehicles, primarily located in basement levels to optimize surface space. These basements also house essential utilities such as mechanical and electrical systems, ensuring reliable support for daily operations. Vertical transportation is facilitated by high-speed elevators in each tower, designed to handle high occupancy and reduce wait times in this dense urban setting. The complex incorporates an advanced technological infrastructure, including fiber-optic cabling and integrated IT systems, to support tenant connectivity and digital operations. Central to the site's layout are green spaces that enhance walkability and environmental quality, with pedestrian-friendly pathways weaving through the towers to encourage movement on foot. The complex features over 250,000 square feet of landscaped green spaces, including Taikoo Park. A prominent feature is Taikoo Square, a landscaped public area of approximately 69,000 square feet opened in 2024, which includes native plantings and water elements to foster biodiversity and community interaction. Together with adjacent Taikoo Garden, these contribute 70,000 square feet toward the total greenery, which represents about 30% of the total site area and integrates natural elements into the urban infrastructure.

Buildings

Current Office Towers

Taikoo Place comprises 10 interconnected Grade-A office towers, offering over 7 million square feet of premium workspace. These buildings, developed and managed by Swire Properties, emphasize modern architectural standards, including efficient floor plates, high headroom, and connectivity via elevated walkways and proximity to Quarry Bay MTR station. All towers incorporate structural features such as reinforced concrete cores and outrigger systems in taller buildings for enhanced stability, though seismic design is not mandated under Hong Kong building codes. Newer towers integrate advanced sustainability features, such as green roofs to mitigate urban heat islands and promote biodiversity, alongside energy-efficient systems like LED lighting and smart building management. For instance, One Taikoo Place and Two Taikoo Place feature extensive rooftop greenery covering significant portions of their surfaces. The towers are as follows:
Tower NameCompletion YearHeightFloorsKey Features
One Island East2008298 m70Modern glass curtain wall facade; 59 office floors with panoramic views; gross floor area of 1.54 million sq ft.
PCCW Tower (formerly Hongkong Telecom Tower)1994172 m42Telecom-oriented design with efficient floor plates; 36 office floors; gross floor area of 620,000 sq ft.
Dorset House1994172 m39Twin tower with PCCW Tower; 34 office floors; gross floor area of 610,000 sq ft; BEAM Plus Platinum rating.
Cambridge House2003159 m36Hexagonal form for optimal natural light; 33 office floors; gross floor area of approximately 400,000 sq ft.
Lincoln House1998106 m24Mid-rise structure; 21 office floors; gross floor area of 330,000 sq ft; connected directly to MTR.
Oxford House1999188 m40Slender profile with harbour views; 36 office floors; gross floor area of 501,000 sq ft.
Berkshire House1998137 m28Compact layout; 25 office floors; gross floor area of 388,000 sq ft.
FWD Tower (formerly Devon House, renamed January 2026)1993118 m29Large floor plates over 20,000 sq ft; 26 office floors; gross floor area of approximately 803,000 sq ft; recent expansion by major tenant FWD in 2025.
One Taikoo Place2018229 m48Triple Grade-A with bio-diesel tri-generation system using waste oil; 41 office floors; gross floor area of 1,000,000 sq ft; green roof and solar PV integration; LEED, WELL, and BEAM Plus Platinum.
Two Taikoo Place2022191 m42Wellness-focused design; 39 office floors; gross floor area of 1,000,000 sq ft; bio-diesel system, wind turbine, and PV panels; LEED, WELL, and BEAM Plus Platinum ratings.
Westlands Centre serves as a support office structure with industrial-commercial space, completed in 1989 with 24 storeys and approximately 28,000 sq ft per floor, complementing the primary towers.

Residential and Support Structures

Taikoo Place includes serviced residential accommodations designed to support a live-work-play lifestyle within the commercial complex. The primary residential component is EAST Apartments (branded under EAST Hong Kong), a 28-storey building completed in 2015 that offers 111 fully serviced units, including studios, one-bedroom suites, two-bedroom suites, and penthouses ranging from approximately 45 to 150 square metres. These residences feature modern interiors with open-plan layouts, fully equipped kitchens, and floor-to-ceiling windows providing views of Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour, and Kai Tak. Amenities include a 24-hour concierge, a private clubhouse on the fourth floor with a gymnasium, spa facilities featuring Jacuzzi and steam rooms, a lounge, reading area, and an outdoor landscaped terrace for dining and relaxation. The apartments are integrated with the broader Taikoo Place layout to facilitate seamless connectivity for residents, emphasizing work-life balance through proximity to office towers and amenities, though detailed site infrastructure is outlined elsewhere. Support structures in Taikoo Place encompass essential auxiliary facilities that underpin the complex's operations and user experience. Multi-storey car parks provide over 1,600 parking spaces across multiple locations, including basement levels beneath office towers, with more than 60 electric vehicle charging stations to promote sustainable mobility. Retail podiums form integral base levels of several buildings, offering ground-floor shops, dining outlets, and convenience services that connect to the adjacent Cityplaza mall, enhancing pedestrian flow and daily accessibility without dominating the commercial focus. Utility buildings, originally including techno-centres from the site's industrial era such as Somerset House, Cornwall House, and Devon House, have undergone redevelopment; post-2024 completion, remaining support infrastructure includes modernized utility hubs for energy management and building services, ensuring efficient operations across the campus. These elements collectively total significant ancillary space, with car parking alone spanning multiple levels to accommodate the complex's high occupancy.

Tenants and Operations

Major Corporate Occupants

Taikoo Place hosts over 300 multinational companies, fostering a diverse tenant base that supports a total workforce exceeding 35,000 employees. The complex maintains high occupancy rates, averaging around 90% as of 2025 following its major redevelopment phases, with a focus on long-term leases in the finance, technology, and professional services sectors. As of 2025, FWD Group stands as the largest tenant, occupying approximately 330,000 square feet across multiple towers after a significant expansion that includes a decade-long lease agreement. This consolidation led to the renaming of Devon House to FWD Tower, underscoring the insurer's commitment to the site as its Hong Kong headquarters and highlighting Taikoo Place's appeal for regional financial operations. PCCW Limited maintains its global headquarters in the dedicated PCCW Tower, a 42-storey Grade-A building that anchors the complex's technology presence. The telecommunications giant occupies prime floors, leveraging the tower's efficient design and connectivity to support its core operations in broadband, media, and IT solutions. Meta Platforms, Inc. (formerly Facebook) operates from the top four floors, with its address at 47/F, in the 48-storey One Taikoo Place completed in 2018. The social media company's regional hub emphasizes innovative workspaces, contributing to the tech ecosystem alongside other digital firms. AXA, a leading global insurer, has a substantial presence in One Taikoo Place, with entities like AXA Investment Managers Asia Limited based on suites 3603-3605. This location supports AXA's Asia-Pacific investment and insurance activities, reflecting the complex's role in hosting major financial institutions. Ernst & Young (EY) occupies multiple floors, including the 27th, of One Taikoo Place, serving as its Greater China headquarters for audit, tax, and advisory services. The professional services firm's relocation to the site in recent years enhances Taikoo Place's profile among Big Four accounting networks. Baker McKenzie, an international law firm, leases five floors totaling 100,000 square feet on levels including the 14th in One Taikoo Place, housing its full Hong Kong operations since 2018. This setup positions the firm at the forefront of legal services for multinational clients in finance and tech. IBM China/Hong Kong Limited maintains offices on floors 8, 10, and 11 of PCCW Tower, focusing on technology consulting, cloud services, and research for the Asia region. The company's agile workspace innovations further exemplify Taikoo Place's adaptation to modern corporate needs.

Economic and Industry Role

Taikoo Place serves as a pivotal economic driver in Hong Kong, forming part of the broader Island East area that generated a gross value added (GVA) of HK$88 billion as of 2020, equivalent to approximately 3% of the city's overall GDP at that time. This contribution stems from its role as a decentralized business hub in Quarry Bay, alleviating pressure on the traditional Central Business District (CBD) by attracting firms seeking modern, amenity-rich workspaces outside the core financial zone. The site's transformation, anchored by a HK$15 billion redevelopment project initiated in 2014 and completed in 2024, has elevated Quarry Bay into a vibrant secondary office market, fostering economic diversification and supporting sustained growth in the eastern part of Hong Kong Island. As a key asset for Swire Properties, Taikoo Place contributes significantly to the company's office portfolio, which collectively yields billions in annual gross rental income—totaling around HK$5.8 billion for Hong Kong offices in 2023 alone. The complex supports over 35,000 jobs directly within its premises, primarily in high-value sectors that align with Hong Kong's shift toward a knowledge-based economy. This employment base enhances local economic resilience, with the site's integrated amenities contributing to high tenant retention and occupancy rates exceeding 90% even amid market challenges. The industry composition at Taikoo Place underscores its focus on the knowledge economy, dominated by information technology and telecommunications, finance and insurance, and professional services, reflecting a deliberate evolution from its origins as an industrial shipyard and sugar refinery site. Over 300 multinational firms, including leaders in IT/telecom like PCCW and finance/insurance entities such as FWD and AXA, occupy the space, driving innovation and service-oriented activities that account for the majority of Island East's 88,000 total jobs in financial and professional services. This sectoral emphasis not only boosts productivity but also positions Taikoo Place as a catalyst for Quarry Bay's enhanced GDP role, with its Grade-A office stock comprising about 7% of Hong Kong's total supply.

Amenities and Sustainability

Recreation Facilities and Parks

Taikoo Place features several landscaped green spaces designed to provide respite amid its urban office environment, including the longstanding Taikoo Park and the recently completed Taikoo Square and Taikoo Garden. Taikoo Park spans over 4 acres (approximately 185,000 square feet) and includes walking paths, water features, benches, and sculptures such as the 16-foot-tall bronze "Horse at Water," creating a serene setting for tenants and visitors to relax or stroll. In 2024, Swire Properties unveiled Taikoo Square and Taikoo Garden as part of the site's redevelopment, adding nearly 70,000 square feet of open space with terraced landscapes, longitudinal pools, cascades, and sculptural water elements designed by the London-based firm Gustafson Porter + Bowman. These gardens draw inspiration from Hong Kong's feng shui woodlands, incorporating over 260 native and exotic plant species to promote biodiversity and support local wildlife, such as through the use of specialist nurseries for native trees. Complementing these outdoor areas, Taikoo Place offers indoor recreational amenities tailored for its community of over 35,000 office workers from more than 300 multinational companies. The Refinery, a private members' club in Dorset House managed by The Peninsula Group, provides exclusive access to a state-of-the-art gym, saunas, changing rooms, lounges, and dining facilities, with preferential membership rates for Swire Properties tenants to encourage wellness and networking. Dining options enhance the recreational experience, with over 200 restaurants, cafés, bars, and takeaways scattered across the complex, ranging from casual alfresco spots to upscale venues that cater to quick lunches or social gatherings. Additionally, ArtisTree, a 7,000-square-foot multipurpose venue in Cambridge House equipped with professional theatre-standard facilities, hosts wellness events such as corporate spin challenges, meditation workshops, and fitness classes as part of initiatives like the annual Taikoo Place Wellness Month.

Energy and Environmental Initiatives

Taikoo Place incorporates advanced energy and environmental initiatives as part of Swire Properties' broader sustainability strategy, emphasizing renewable energy generation, waste utilization, and resource efficiency across its office towers. One key feature is the bio-diesel tri-generation system installed in One Taikoo Place, the first of its kind in a Hong Kong commercial building, which converts waste cooking oil collected from food and beverage tenants into biodiesel to simultaneously produce electricity, heating, and cooling. This system processes approximately 135,000 liters of waste oil annually, generating renewable energy equivalent to 179,600 kWh in a recent year while reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Similar waste-to-energy tri-generation capabilities, combined with photovoltaic panels and a wind turbine, are integrated into Two Taikoo Place, collectively contributing up to 6% of the building's electricity needs from renewables. Newer developments in the complex, such as One and Two Taikoo Place, have achieved triple Platinum ratings under LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), WELL (for occupant health and well-being), and BEAM Plus (Building Environmental Assessment Method) certifications, recognizing their high-performance sustainable design and operations. These certifications reflect energy-efficient features like variable-speed chillers and optimized chiller plant controls, which enable over 34% annual energy savings compared to baseline standards in One Taikoo Place. Additionally, rooftop solar photovoltaic panels, including a 30 kW system on One Taikoo Place, further support on-site renewable energy production as part of Swire Properties' efforts to lower carbon emissions. Water conservation measures include rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling systems in One Taikoo Place, which collect and treat runoff and wastewater for irrigating green spaces like Taikoo Square, alongside efficient fixtures. These initiatives align with Swire Properties' net-zero carbon roadmap, which sets science-based targets for absolute reductions across scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions, aiming for net-zero operations by 2050 while integrating low-carbon technologies into Taikoo Place's ongoing management. The overall complex also holds LEED Communities Gold certification, the first in Hong Kong, underscoring its role in fostering sustainable urban development.

Cultural Features

Events and Exhibitions

Taikoo Place serves as a vibrant hub for cultural and community programming through its dedicated venues, particularly ArtisTree, a multi-purpose space launched in 2008 and relocated to Cambridge House in 2017. ArtisTree hosts a diverse array of concerts, art exhibitions, and corporate events, emphasizing accessibility for local communities with professional theatre-standard facilities spanning 7,000 square feet. Since its inception, it has presented over 200 events, attracting more than 1,000,000 visitors, including high-profile exhibitions such as Vivienne Westwood: A Life in Fashion and Outside the Box | Frank Gehry. The venue's programming includes ongoing series like ArtisTree Selects, which features transformative installations, as seen in the 2025 exhibition The Jewel System by Sara Shakeel, blending jewelry-inspired art with immersive environments. Corporate events at ArtisTree often incorporate innovative formats, supporting business gatherings that leverage the space's flexible setup for presentations and networking. Additionally, initiatives such as the Freespace program provide free public access to select music concerts and performances, fostering broader community engagement through partnerships with Swire Properties. Beyond ArtisTree, Taikoo Place organizes community festivals like the Tong Chong Street Market Beer Festival in 2025, celebrating local cuisine and brews in an open-air setting. Wellness workshops are a staple, with the Taikoo Place Wellness Month offering sessions on fitness, mindfulness, and nutrition tailored for tenants and the public, promoting emotional and physical health without requiring prior experience. Business-oriented events include networking conferences such as Court & Culture in 2025, which combines padel tournaments with professional discussions to build collaborations among the district's corporate community. These activities, supported by Swire Properties, contribute to over 100 annual events across the precinct, enhancing its role as a dynamic public space.

Art and Sculptures

Taikoo Place features a curated collection of modern art known as the Artwalk Collection, initiated by Swire Properties in 1993 to integrate artistic elements into the complex's public and office spaces. The works, encompassing paintings, sculptures, murals, and installations by local Hong Kong and international artists, foster interaction among visitors and tenants through themes of contemporary urban life. These pieces are strategically placed in lobbies, plazas, and parks to enhance the architectural flow and aesthetic appeal of the development. Key installations include outdoor sculptures in Taikoo Park, such as Horse at Water by British artist Nic Fiddian-Green, a bronze figure inspired by Han Dynasty equestrian forms with fractured surfaces symbolizing the passage of time and historical continuity. Nearby, Please Be Seated by London-based designer Paul Cocksedge consists of sustainably sourced timber arches that curve to form seating and passageways, echoing the rhythms of city life while promoting rest amid the urban environment; this work became a permanent fixture in 2021. In the open areas, City Shadow I & II by Allen Jones R.A. presents a pair of boldly colored abstract figures—one female, one male—capturing the dynamic energy of Taikoo Place through site-specific design. Indoor examples highlight lobby integrations, like Organic Float by Korean artist Bahk Seon Ghi at Cambridge House, where three suspended charcoal flowerpots hover three meters above ground, recontextualizing everyday objects to provoke fresh perspectives on familiarity and space. A more recent addition is SHELF II by Antony Gormley, a cast-iron sculpture derived from a scan of the artist's body, positioned in a public realm to invite reflection on human presence within the city's temporal and spatial fabric; its oxidizing surface is intended to evolve with the surroundings. Unveiled in 2024, it underscores the collection's ongoing evolution. The artworks are maintained by Swire Properties, ensuring their preservation and seamless incorporation into the complex's design, such as aligning sculptures with water features in parks to create harmonious environmental statements. This approach not only beautifies Taikoo Place but also bridges its industrial past with modern cultural expression.

Transportation and Accessibility

Taikoo Place is located at 979 King's Road in Quarry Bay, Hong Kong Island, providing convenient access via multiple public transport options.

Public Transport

The development is served by two MTR stations: Quarry Bay station on the Island line and Tseung Kwan O line, and Tai Koo station on the Island line, both approximately a 5-minute walk away. Travel times from Quarry Bay station include 9 minutes to Causeway Bay and 15 minutes to Central; connections to the Airport Express are available via the MTR network, with a total journey time of about 48 minutes to Hong Kong International Airport. Trams stop along King's Road, connecting Quarry Bay to Shau Kei Wan in the east and Kennedy Town in the west. Over 30 bus and minibus routes operated by Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) and Citybus & New World First Bus serve the area, linking to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, the New Territories, and the airport. Typical travel times by bus include 8 minutes to Central and 15 minutes to Kowloon East.

By Car and Taxi

More than 1,400 parking spaces are available across several buildings, including Berkshire House, Devon House, Dorset House, Lincoln House, Oxford House, One Taikoo Place, PCCW Tower, and Two Taikoo Place, at a rate of HK$25 per hour, payable via Octopus card. Drop-off points are located at One Island East, Devon House, Oxford House, and Tong Chong Street. Driving times are approximately 8 minutes from Central, 15 minutes from Kowloon East, and 40 minutes from the airport. Taxis are readily available, with stands near the main entrances.

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