Brutalist Hong Kong Map / 香港地圖 粗獷建築

Brutalist Hong Kong Map – the latest addition to our series of Brutalist architecture maps from Buenos Aires to Tokyo – is available now.

This bilingual, two-sided map features forty examples of Brutalist architecture across Hong Kong, from the early 1960s to 1980s. Research led by Bob Pang, with photography by Kevin Mak.

「粗獷建築 香港地圖」以雙語雙面製作，介紹香港1960至1980年代40個粗獷建築案例。本項研究由彭展華及其團隊策劃；麥憬淮負責紀實攝影。

Well known for its soaring skyscrapers, Hong Kong's bold Brutalist tradition had largely gone unnoticed until recently thanks to the research of architect and author Bob Pang. Our latest map, presents Pang's research in a concise and usable manner, alongside stunning photography by Kevin Mak. The map is in English and Cantonese. The map's distinctive design is ideal for walking tours or displaying as a wall poster.

Brutalist Hong Kong Map / 香港地圖 粗獷建築 is also available as part of our discounted set of Brutalist Maps – purchase here.

Printed in the UK by a B Corp-certified printer on recycled high quality paper using sustainable vegetable inks. The maps folds to A5 (148 x 210mm) and opens to A2 (420 x 594mm).