The Pavilia Hill

18A Tin Hau Temple Road, North Point

LEGEND
MTR

The drawing is not drawn to scale and has been edited and processed with computerized imaging techniques. It is simplified and does not show all the buildings and structures in the development and/or its surroundings. All information and images on the drawing (including but not limited to shopping malls, schools, stations, facilities, buildings and structures) are for reference only and do not constitute any and shall not be construed as giving any offer, representation, undertaking or warranty whether expressed or implied.

The Pavilia Hill

Photograph taken in THE PAVILIA HILL on 22nd April 2016.
It has been edited and processed with computerized imagining techniques.done

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Serenity Above The City

Photograph taken in THE PAVILIA HILL Clubhouse on 22nd April 2016.
It has been edited and processed with computerized imagining techniques.done

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Photograph taken in THE PAVILIA HILL Clubhouse on 22nd April 2016.
It has been edited and processed with computerized imagining techniques.done

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IDEA

Inspired by the unique environment in Tin Hau Temple Road, with proximity to the city yet also secluded. An imagination of a Pavilion that stands serenely on a lush hillside is projected, a villa that sits grandly amidst a paradise of green. The project is infused with traditional Japan aesthetic interpreted in a contemporary way.

Photograph taken in THE PAVILIA HILL Clubhouse on 22nd April 2016.
It has been edited and processed with computerized imagining techniques.done

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Season Breeze
Ink on paper
126 x 238 cm, 2013

Photograph taken in THE PAVILIA HILL on 22nd April 2016.
It has been edited and processed with computerized imagining techniques.done

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Zen Garden

A Zen Garden landscape has been curated in collaboration with Shunmyo Masuno, one of the greatest landscape architects in Japan, also the 18th-generation Head Priest of Kenkoh-ji Temple to shroud a serene and spiritual atmosphere in the cultivated environment of the villa.

Interior Designer Koichiro Ikebuchi brought in Wabi-Sabi, the search of beauty in the transience of nature through the cycle of birth and decay.