Earlier this year, I was commissioned by Grosvenor to photograph their up-scale property Dukes Place. This slender tower overlooks Hong Kong from the highly exclusive Jardine’s Lookout area.
Dukes Place was designed by PDP London.
See more photography in the gallery here.
A close look at the terracotta facade of M+ nearing completion.
The horizontal louvers of the 'tower' act as sun-shading, and the elevation facing Victoria Harbour have LED-strips incorporated.
The base has vertical louvers.
The terracotta elements were procured in Italy.
M+ is designed by Herzog & de Meuron and Farrells.
Engineering by Arup
Constructed by Gammon Construction Limited
Great to see clients nominated for the ArchDaily Building Of The Year 2021.
Aedas is nominated in the Hospitality Architecture category for the Marriott Ocean Park in Hong Kong.
You can vote here: https://lnkd.in/gMweQ-j
CL3 Architects Ltd. is nominated in the Offices category for The Quayside in Hong Kong.
You can vote here: https://lnkd.in/gQrEsPw
SO – IL is nominated in the Cultural Architecture category for K11 Art and Cultural Centre in Hong Kong
You can vote here: https://lnkd.in/g53KAiG
Was great to photograph these projects and now hoping they can bring home some awards!
Photography by Kris Provoost Photography
LWK & Partners has completed 10 LaSalle.
Developed for Kerry Properties Limited, 10 LaSalle is a new luxury residential tower in the upscale and low-density area of Ho Man Tin in Hong Kong.
The apartments over magnificent views of the iconic Lion Rock ridge that characterizes much of Hong Kong.
Photography by Kris Provoost Photography for LWK & Partners.
See more photography here: 10 LaSalle - Hong Kong
Read more about 10 LaSalle over at LWK + Partners’ website: LWK + PARTNERS designs ‘flipping book’ at 10 LaSalle for luxury urban living
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Starting to show its skin!
The Hong Kong Palace Museum started to take down the scaffolding and with that reveals its final skin.
Designed by Rocco Design Architects
January 2021
With CNY just around the corner, now seems like a good time to look back at my photography year 2020.
It started off with a lot of uncertainty, but this uncertainty turned into many opportunities to work with new clients, photographing a wide range of architecture and interiors across Hong Kong.
My favourite shots of 2020:
1. Madison Park, shot for Sino Group.
2. 133 Portofino, shot for Sino Group, with interiors by Frank Leung of via.
3. Border Crossing Facility, shot for Aedas, and designed in partnership with Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.
4. Diamond Hill and Kai Tak MTR Stations, shot for Aedas. 2 new MTR stations opened early 2020.
5. H Zentre, shot for CL3 Architects Ltd., developed for Henderson Land Development Co. Ltd.
6. K11 Art and Cultural Centre shot for SO – IL, seele, Eckersley O'Callaghan, Speirs Major. , developed by K11 Concepts Limited.
Gratitude goes out towards my clients for giving me the opportunity to photograph their projects.
Earlier I shared some photos of K11 Art and Cultural Center, which recently opened at K11 Musea in Hong Kong.
Now I would like to share this short video clip showcasing the lighting effect at night. The lighting design was made by Speirs Major who were also in charge of the lighting for the entire K11 Musea.
K11 Art and Cultural Centre:
Design by SO – IL
Facade Design by seele
Glass Structural Design by Eckersley O'Callaghan
Large curved glazing by CRICURSA
Lighting Design by Speirs Major
Submission support by Inhabit
The overall architectural design of K11 Musea by KPF and Ronald Lu & Partners
K11 Musea was developed by K11 Concepts Limited, Adrian Cheng
See more photos here: https://lnkd.in/gxAv6bY
Video by Kris Provoost Photography
“Beautified China” has opened at Roca Beijing Gallery on Friday.
Martijn de Geus of maison h, Roberto Bannura of Steven Holl Architects and Andy Wen of Aedas offered great insights into the visual representation of their projects across China.
The exhibition showcases 60 of the most iconic buildings across 16 Chinese cities.
On from now until 15th of December.
Thanks to the entire Roca team for this great opportunity to share my work.
Sino Group recently completed a new property in Sham Shui Po district in Hong Kong.
Set out the outskirts of the dense city, the tower overlooks the typical Sham Shui Po neighbourhood feel. Rising up 30 stories, this residential tower is seen here from various angles, most notably from Garden Hill, a small hill that offers magnificent views over Hong Kong.
Tower design by Florent Nédélec.
Dezeen wrote about my latest photo series “Eden of the Orient”
“Belgian photographer Kris Provoost explores the striking juxtaposition of Hong Kong's "hyper-dense" housing and natural landscapes in his latest photography series, Eden of the Orient.
Eden of the Orient gives an insight into Hong Kong's unique built environment, which is enveloped by greenery but recognised as one of the densest places to live on Earth.
"Hong Kong is extreme in its immense density, nowhere else do you have to deal with this level of density. Wherever you look, there are high-rise residential towers," Provoost, who lives in Hong Kong, told Dezeen.”
Read the full feature here: DEZEEN
