TWO TAIKOO PLACE


Two Taikoo Place is a key component of the Taikoo Place redevelopment project, with an investment of HKD15 billion,


the project comprised the addition of two new triple Grade-A office towers—One Taikoo Place and Two Taikoo Place— offering a combined total gross floor area of 2 million square- feet.


Designed with an aspiration to build an open and vibrant mixed-use community, the project is expected to reshape the city’s office landscape. Sustainability is embedded into the building features, meeting Green building benchmarks in local and global levels.


EXEMPLIFYING THE PLACEMAKING CONCEPT By applying a human-centric and innovative approach to programming, mixing shared amenities with public spaces to redefine the standard for a progressive workplace in Hong Kong, the design consideration focuses on integrating wellness into amenities and programmes, which also shapes Taikoo Place’s ongoing transformation. As the objective of placemaking, sustainable development is behind the design concept of Two Taikoo Place to transform this project into a global business district.


The project will also provide a host of complementary amenities, such as contemporised streetscapes of food and beverages area and 70,000 square-feet of landscaped open space, namely Taikoo Square and Taikoo Garden. In addition,, a network of air-conditioned elevated walkways will connect the whole towers together, optimising user comfort and weather protection.This walkway is a sculptural structure, with the arches dancing between the buildings and suspending an elegant deck. A mullion-free glass wall between the new One and Two Taikoo Place towers will offer panoramic views over the landscaped gardens.


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