Langham Place Project
In order to redevelop the area between Mongkok and Yau Ma Tei, Land Development Corporation had proposed the Langham Place project, in which, 11,976 square metres area was involved across Argyle Street, Portland Street, Shantung Street and Reclamation Street. The main goal is to urbanize the disusing area there. The existing gross floor area (GFA) in this project was 40,810 square metres. Besides, 58 buildings and 2,603 residents had been affected. The construction was completed in July 2004. The total GFA is now 167,419 square metres and the commercial space is 160,870 square metres. Langham Place is a Grade A 59-storey office tower. Its height is 255.1 m. It houses the 665-room Langham Place Hotel and a 15-storey mall. Langham Place comprises office tower, hotel, and shopping mall.
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Shanghai Street in the mid 20th century.
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Shopping mall of Langham Place
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Office tower of Langham Place
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Hotel of langham Place
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