Hong Kong Tong Lau: Crafts on PeelSue NgSeptember 25, 2026A vintage tong lau in Central is the home base for an organisation dedicated to promoting crafts from Hong Kong and abroad....ArchitectureCultureDesignTradition0 Comments 011 min read
Hong Kong Tong Lau: Lui Seng Chun’s Herbal Medicine HotspotSebastien RaybaudSeptember 16, 2026A landmark shophouse that once housed the Lui family is now a hub for Chinese medicine — with plans to expand its reach...ArchitectureCultureDesignHeritageHistoryInspring ItinerariesTraditionWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 09 min read
Hong Kong Tong Lau: The Sha Tau Kok Story HouseSue NgJuly 15, 2026Once closed to the public, Sha Tau Kok is gradually opening up — and putting its heritage and culture at the forefront...ArchitectureCultureDesignHeritageHistoryInspring ItinerariesPeoplePortraitsSmall Stories & Secret StoriesTraditionWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 010 min read
Hong Kong Tong Lau: Inside Noii Art HouseSebastien RaybaudJune 10, 2026In a landmark tong lau, a renovated Sham Shui Po art space balances grassroots heritage with an accessible platform for emerging artists...ArchitectureArtCultureDesignHeritageHistoryInspring ItinerariesPeoplePortraitsTraditionUrbanismWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 014 min read
Zolima’s Picks: Great Indie Bookshops in KowloonSue NgMay 14, 2026We travelled across Kowloon to find some of Hong Kong's best, most thought-provoking and culturally relevant independent bookshops...A Little BreakBooksCultureInspring ItinerariesWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 023 min read
Hong Kong’s Indie Bookshops: I’m Thirsty (For Travel)Sue NgApril 28, 2026Hong Kong's only travel-focused bookshop is more just a destination for books: it's a whole world inside a historic tong lau...BooksCultureInterviewsPeopleWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 015 min read
The Lost Cityscape of Do-It-Yourself Hong KongChristopher DewolfJuly 2, 2024An architect investigates the illegal façade additions that gave Hong Kong its character...ArchitectureDesignHistoryUrbanism0 Comments 011 min read
In the Mood for Hong Kong: Jonathan Jay Lee’s IllustrationsChristopher DewolfOctober 12, 2023The Taiwanese-American illustrator has tried to capture the spirit of his adopted home...ArtExhibitionInterviewsPeopleVisual ArtWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 07 min read
Hong Kong’s Ghost Signs: A Long-Gone BarbershopBilly PottsMarch 22, 2023The Hollywood Barber Company once operated in the heart of Causeway Bay. Now the classic calligraphy of its ghost sign is all that remains...CultureDesignHeritageHistorySmall Stories & Secret StoriesTradition0 Comments 06 min read
Where Did Jumbo Go? Hong Kong’s Heritage Conservation ChallengeChristopher DewolfOctober 13, 2022There's something wrong with heritage conservation in Hong Kong. How can it be fixed?...DesignHeritageHistory0 Comments 016 min read
Daphné Mandel’s Time Rift: Art That Explores Hong Kong’s Abandoned RuinsChristopher DewolfApril 21, 2022Artist Daphné Mandel has spent the pandemic exploring Hong Kong's abandoned places, channeling her discoveries into a new exhibition...ArtEventExhibitionVisual ArtWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 014 min read
Hong Kong’s Colonial Heritage, Part VIII: Shanghai Street ShophousesChristopher DewolfOctober 15, 2020Hong Kong's largest intact cluster of shophouses has been preserved and restored – but only in part. ...ArchitectureDesignHeritageHistoryInspring ItinerariesUrbanismWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 010 min read
Two Australian Photographers are Capturing Old Hong Kong Before it DisappearsChristopher DewolfSeptember 26, 2018A new series of photographs captures the lively scene of Hong Kong's old shops and hawker stalls – before they disappear....ArtCultureHistoryPhotographyTraditionUrbanism0 Comments 09 min read
The Mystery of Hong Kong’s Ghost PillarsChristopher DewolfJuly 25, 2018Hong Kong's ghost pillars speak to a time when the city was dominated by shophouses. But why were they left behind?...Uncategorized0 Comments 06 min read