LEIGH & ORANGE LTD


Founded in Hong Kong in 1874, Leigh & Orange (L&O) has continued to thrive as a significant force in the markets it serves for nearly a century and a half by providing its clients with a consistent focus on quality. With an unsurpassed depth of experience in a wide variety of building types, the firm prides itself on balancing knowledge and innovation, attuned to each client’s specific needs.


STRONG DESIGN EXPERIENCE Over the decades, there are few project types that L&O has not encountered and mastered. The firm’s broad oeuvre includes commercial and retail developments,


theme parks, recreational and hospitality facilities, medical, laboratory and health services buildings, business parks, computer and digital technology centres, sports, equestri-an and


facilities, private clubs and residences, transportation facilities and infrastructure, education buildings, interiors, and master- planning schemes. Indeed, the firm is rarely approached with a commission type that it has not previously dealt with and/or evolved a speciality in. This unique inheritance of experience feeds back into new work as the intellectual foundation of fresh conceptual thinking in a continuous virtual loop.


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OUR COMMITMENT L&O’s responsibility towards the planet is second only to its responsibility towards the clients. The practice marries an innovative design approach with the latest intelligent building ideas and wherever


possible,


advanced thinking in sustainability, energy conservation and the creation of architecture with a minimal environmental footprint.


PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS • InnoCell, Hong Kong Science Park • Hin Keng Station, MTR Shatin to Central Link


• Hangzhou Vanke Hangxingdao TOD • Shenzhen Qianhai Education Complex


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