My Hong Kong: Architect Mike Atkin
Mike Atkin stopped painting people when architecture started calling. Here, the Director of HEAD Architecture in Hong Kong shares some surprising insights into this most storied of cities as it enters the Year of the Dragon. The Hong Kong of 2024 is very different from when I arrived in 1996 – just before the handover in ’97. As loads of people were leaving, I was part of a group of 12…
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