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The design secrets of Hong Kong’s private housing estates

These residential complexes may look identical, but new book Cities of Repetition unveils their distinct architectural identities – from Mei Foo Sun Chuen to Sha Tin’s City One.


What does a private jet flight attendant’s home look like?

Living out of a suitcase for much of the year, a flight attendant insisted his Kai Tak, Hong Kong apartment feel like home, not a hotel – complete with feng shui elements.


Disappointed Hong Kong missed a live moon transmission from Apollo 12 in 1969

The event drew the largest viewing audience in the city yet, but the sound was indistinct, the screen motionless: nothing happened.


This week in PostMag: from architecture to community resilience

What to expect from this week’s print issue, from Sarah Andelman’s installation at the Landmark, Hong Kong, to homestays on Nepal’s Mohare Danda trek.


How Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay Hotel became a haven for the famous

Once the pinnacle of opulence and grandeur, the Repulse Bay Hotel hosted guests like Ernest Hemingway, George Bernard Shaw and Wallis Simpson.


The Hong Kong diner that’s served traditional claypot rice since 1971

Step inside 53-year-old Wing Hop Sing, where a local family specialises in the cosy winter warmer dish – but how much longer will the claypot eatery last?


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The design secrets of Hong Kong’s private housing estates

These residential complexes may look identical, but new book Cities of Repetition unveils their distinct architectural identities – from Mei Foo Sun Chuen to Sha Tin’s City One.

What does a private jet flight attendant’s home look like?

That time Hong Kong almost caught its first live telecast from Apollo 12

This week in PostMag: from architecture to community resilience

How Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay Hotel became a haven for the famous

The Hong Kong diner that’s served traditional claypot rice since 1971

This week in PostMag: from architecture to community resilience

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