Hong Kong Pavilion
Hong Kong Pavilion is an exposition garden created for an international horticultural exposition in Chengdu, China. The site covers about 1,500 square meters. The pavilion structure is made of engineered bamboo, a low-carbon material sourced in Sichuan, and is shaped with traditional Hong Kong bamboo scaffolding techniques. The form recalls the ridges of Lion Rock, while a shallow pool and boat sculptures refer to Victoria Harbour. Themed planting areas, including butterfly, edible and wetland gardens, line the meandering pathways and reflect local habitats.
Hong Kong Pavilion Exposition Garden by Architectural Services Department Hksar has been highlighted as an innovative example of architectural design by the A' Design Awards. Hong Kong Pavilion Exposition Garden was awarded the Silver A' Design Award in Landscape Planning and Garden Design in 2025. The A' Landscape Planning and Garden Design Award is an international, meritocratic, just and fair design prize which rewards exceptional design of landscape designs, public parks, residential gardens, urban plazas, campus designs, green roofs, waterfront developments, Eco-Parks, botanical gardens and more.
