During May2021 The World’s Leading Public Transport provider The MTR Hong Kong – Hong Kong SAR-China- People’s Republic of China.. In which ever so constantly the MTR Hong Kong have been grown innovatively providing In order to provide faster and more convenient rail services for the residents of Hong Kong SAR –China – People’s Republic of China…. Which there’s a new extension south of the Tuen Mun Line In the Tuen Mun South Extension will inject more vibrancy into Tuen Mun South and provide added convenience for residents to travel around. A number of facilities in the district will also be upgraded. Let’s watch a short video to explore Tuen Mun and this energetic new railway extension.
The 屯門南延綫 #TuenMunSouthExtension will extend the Tuen Ma Line from Tuen Mun Station to the vicinity of Tuen Mun Ferry Pier, providing more options for residents to travel around. Let’s watch the video to learn more about the Tuen Mun South Extension:
The new extension project is now in the design stage and your opinions are welcome. You may also find more information about this energetic new railway extension at the roving exhibitions which are now being held in different locations in Tuen Mun South in these few weeks. For more details on the exhibitions, please visit the brand new Tuen Mun South
Calista Lam – Asina Para Games Women’s Single SUS Bronze Medal Tuen Mun is still a new Town? You can’t be Serious! Tuen Mun is a place that I am very familiar with. We have grown together, Tuen Mun has developed into a diverse community with food, accommodation and entertainment, and many of my Friends enjoy hanging out here making Tuen Mun an energetic place Just like Me….!
Railway Strengthens Connections – with More convenient transportation, friends can visit Tuen Mun more easily, It all deepens the links between people Tuen Mun is now visited by a continuous stream of people making this place energetic and lively …. Tuen Mun South Extension – Estimated travelling time is less than five minutes, the extension is approximately 2.4 kilometers long. Railway promotes Community Developments – Siu Hei Sports ground – Apart from recreation facilities in Tuen Mun, Gold Coast, There are many appealing attractions. A more convenient railway network could attract more people to visit the attractions in Tuen Mun… Lam Tei Reservoir Look Many people come for hiking and having fun on the beach during holidays, I have also been to the hottest check- in spots… Ho Wo Street – Ching Chung Koon…
The Tuen Mun South MTR line also strengthening Mobility Connecting Life’s Journeys through town centres in which extending the Railway for a Better future in what could foster the future development of Tuen Mun.. A more Convenient transport network is surely important …It will be perfect if green features are incorporated into the design of the new railway Stations. Living in a green Community makes people more energetic … Green Concept – I have heard that some community facilities will be upgraded under the new railway project, right?
Right – Nelson Yeung – Project Manager –TME- The new extension is design for the community in which upgrading the community Facilities in which there will provisioning of some green gardens and green stations for the community installing a new swimming pool also various facilities will be upgraded and there will be indoor pools …. Besides Connecting different places the Tuen Mun South Extension is also designed with features catering for the community’s needs to promote resident’s quality of life …. This new railway extension is now in its design stage I would like to listen to different opinions. In which Please Tell us your thoughts …… in the Tuen Mun South Extension for the Public Consultation is under way.
During May now onwards of August 2021 The World’s Leading Public Transport provider The MTR Hong Kong – Hong Kong SAR-China- People’s Republic of China.. In which ever so constantly the MTR Hong Kong have been grown innovatively providing In order to provide faster and more convenient rail services for the residents of Hong Kong SAR –China – People’s Republic of China…. In which there’s a Tuen Ma Line in which has been fully in running.. The full Tuen Ma Line –TML line running approximately 56 kilometers running through twenty seven stations with six interchange stations in which the line will be expected to be operationally on the third quarter of 2021.. Is the longest railway line in Hong Kong connecting the West Rail Line and the Tuen Ma Line Phase 1…. #TuenMaLine (TML) has entered into trial operations, and our three new stations #SungWongToiStation, #ToKwaWanStation and #HungHomStation are also gearing up for passenger service. To know more about the features of the new stations and other useful information, check out our new TML station leaflets: Tuen Ma Line To get a copy, you may also visit the Customer Service Centre of any of the West Rail Line and TML Phase 1 stations….
MTR Hong Kong as always been internationally iconic known for its internationally towards local community contributions of artworks that’s displayed in it stations and Substations storytelling the richness of untold to told residents of the neighbourhood districts in which through the lens of Let’s follow photographer Victor Cheng and get ready to experience a lively art journey tour travelling from east to west along the TuenMaLine. Start your check-in art journey with fun and inspiration of the Art In MTR……!….. with Mobile + creativity + artworks + of the Tuen Ma Line…
土瓜灣站藝術品《家》製作過程 The making-of the artwork “Home” at To Kwa Wan Station
藝術家梁美萍將逾100位土瓜灣街坊的物件，透過作品與每位乘客分享記憶。 Artist Ms Leung Mee-ping creates a conceptual framework, filled out by more than 100 To Kwa Wan residents who shared personal items and memories for every commuter to experience…..
Cheng Kwok Wai – Senior Project Architect – ARBUK explains At To Kwa Wan Station, we’ve invited Momo (Leung Mee-Ping) A veteran Artist, to create an artwork on the theme of Home. To Kwa Wan is a unique, old community in Hong Kong SAR, when we built this station we hope to characterise this station with art… The Artist came up with the idea of gathering objects from the community … Andrew Mead – Chief Architect ARBUK Community art is at the forefront of the art programme, Momo is a really interesting and talent artist with a lot of experience working with the community We came up this idea of inviting the community to come into workshops. With a meaningfully objects. And to get to write about it, what its meaning is, in their own handwriting. And the Magical of Momo is that she collected all these memorabilia and these writings and created this series of rooms of memories and I think this is a really fantastic way of connecting the community an creating a truly unique artwork.
Vitus Yiu- Artwork Fabricator When we received the design, we deliberated on the colour tones to make the images more realistic, these pictures feel Nostalgic then we prepared the glass.. First, we temper the glass, then it goes through a heat soak and then, the glass is coated before a digital printing after laminated, these are procedures…. For the elderly as well as young people in the community this set of artworks can bring back beautiful memories, and bear witness to stores of the past.
宋皇臺站藝術品《大地陶詞》製作過程 The making-of the artwork “Earth Song” at Sung Wong Toi Station
Andrew Mead – Chief Architect ARBUK Artist Fiona Wong presents a modern interpretation of the aesthetics of the Song Dynasty, recreating paintings from the time with ceramic sculptures, illustrating the stunning beauty of the ever-changing seasons and times. We found tremendous numbers of ceramics from the Song Dynasty and so when we came to select the artist, I think it’s important to have an artist that will resonate that, and Fiona is an amazing ceramic artist. She’s done a lot of work has been displayed in many galleries all around the world, Small little pieces that also reflect Chinese Heritages and culture.. And I think it’s a great opportunity for us to give a commission, and showcase what a talent artist she is, and also create a ceramic artwork in a location where ceramic obviously is very much part of the site… Cheng Kwok Wai – Senior Project Architect –. Fiona veteran ceramic artist who resonates well with this location with its excavated ceramic shards and archaeological finds, Her artwork is inspired by the Song Dynasty artworks, she also reference Song Dynasty Aesthetic ideas for her artworks encased in four pillars Each of the ceramic works is shield behind glass. After getting off from the Trains passengers can appreciate the works from up close. Another par tis located in the corridors Fiona designed as set of stickers which document the who creative process it gives the passengers an insight to her creative journey. Stephanie Cheung – Art Curator – what exactly is found through archaeology? Once, Fiona was at the warehouse where the findings were kept, She Carefully picked up a fragment, and said “Look at this foot ring” it is telling of the perfection the craftsmen strived for even at the tiny bottom of a bowl, Over the last five years, Fiona has made countless revisions she’s pays tribute to Song aesthetics with contemporary art, ceramics are fragile but through the process of firing they transform into something that could last forever…
紅磡站藝術品《失而復得》製作過程 The making-of the artwork “Lost and Found” at Hung Hom Station
“Lost and Found” is a multi-part artwork created by artist Lam Laam (Jaffa) with sculptures and printing on glass panels located across the station, discovering another meaning of loss and an imaginative journey at Hung Hom Station…..
Andrew Mead – Chief Architect ARBUK Jaffa is sculptor, we created a series of sculptures based on luggage which actually double up as seats so it has a useful duo-purpose they are both works of art and seats, the luggage series is inspired by the fact that is a very import interchange station both within Hong Kong SAR but also in its connection to the mainland as well. The whole inspiration of the works was actually base on our lost and found office which is actually located at Hong Kong Admiralty station. And the Artist has created this series of small sculptures that’ sits on the floor on the basis of people might have lost or dropped an umbrella or a glove or a handkerchief and things like that. And so really a quite whimsical piece in that sense…. Cheng Kwok Wai – Senior Project Architect – At the spot where passengers go down to the platform the artist turned patterns of nylon bags widely used in the old days, into prints on the glass barriers . On the Platforms, there are stone sculptures of different sizes. They’re shaped like luggage bags across time Viewers can see how luggage bags changed the artist worked with old craftsmen and used techniques that are at the verge of disappearances. These small sculptures are made of recycled aluminium. The Small objects will be installed in the station when passengers discover them, they might realise that they might have lost something similar too.. These artworks gives character to the Hun Hom Station, they enrich passenger journeys… Stephanie Cheung – Art Curator – This Station has witnessed many significant changes. Passengers lost all sorts of things here. The artist hopes that we will not get lost, and all that was once lost can be eventually be recovered…
土瓜灣站藝術品《家》Artwork “Home” at To Kwa Wan Station
Artist Ms Leung Mee-ping creates a conceptual framework, filled out by more than 100 To Kwa Wan residents who shared personal items and memories for every commuter to experience. In collaboration with local organisations the artist held workshops to collect homely objects from local residents, and invited them to share their stories…. Pictures and Stories of the Objects were gathered through a series of workshops. There are two kind of old objects, some are gifts, some are taken from others when are longer needed. Both carry social and personal meanings, how they were used, their scratches broken parts some objects are in good shape; they are discarded because the users change their taste. These old objects signify collective memories and personal meanings that are absent in newly bought objects. This is why I am fascinated with old objects. These old objects inspired my imagination. The title of this work is “Home” Household items were collected from local residents. Photographs of these objects are composed to become a series of images, they’re printed onto the walls in the MTR station like of museum of images
宋皇臺站藝術品《大地陶詞》Artwork “Earth Song” at Sung Wong Toi Station
Artist Fiona Wong presents a modern interpretation of the aesthetics of the Song Dynasty, recreating paintings from the time with ceramic sculptures, illustrating the stunning beauty of the ever-changing seasons. It means a lot to represent the aesthetics of the Song Dynasty at this particular station right here at this location, a few dozen metres underground an ancient, Song Dynasty town was excavated….. Originally I wished to integrate the archaeological finds in my work, Eventually, all factors considered I distilled the Spirit of these artefacts as my inspiration for a brand new contemporary piece. The final work will be located at the platform on four pillars, the work comprises two sets One set is about day and night another is about spring and winter the four works are all based on Song Dynasty paintings including “ Studies of the Properties of Water” By Ma Yuan “ Traveller Among Mountains and Stream” By Fan Kuan These significant Chinese paintings inspired the work. It depicts the passage of time, the contrast between day and night between the seasons the vitality in spring versus the solitude of a snowy winter. I hope the piece can represent the aesthetics of the Song Dynasty and offer busy passengers an aesthetic experience and reconnect them with history
Since 1904 in Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong, the FoundedHong Kong Tramways have always been the benchmark hallmark inspiration of the MTR Corporation,in which it transported countless two hundred passengers per daily, 10.4 Million per year averagely…. Within the Hong Kong Tramway route is the countless untold stories that transited ride throughout tramways system on Hong Kong Island …. The “Ding-Ding” in which iconically called for the stopping signal bell that it makes to signal a stop onto to the various stops in between from west to east side of Hong Kong Island.. in which the Hong Kong Trams have been undergoing many evolutionary changes as it progressively moved with the times in Hong Kong’s untold Tramways stories, in which is like a time machine that collect stories from memorable timeless moments in everyone lives whom travelled within with those historic furnishings also whom watched travelled away as it grew up with the evolution of changing Hong Kong SAR city region of China –People’s Republic of China..
【8.18 HK Tramways Free Ride Day】
Hong Kong Tramways is honoured to be awarded by the Guinness World Records™ as “the largest fleet of double-decker trams in service”. This coincides with the success of Hong Kong athletes in the Tokyo Olympic Games. As Tramways aspires to celebrate this joyous moment with all Hong Kong people within the shortest period of time, Hong Kong Tramways offers by itself for the first time ever a Free Ride Day to all on 18 August Wednesday 2021. In which thanking you for your support……
Celebrating HK Tramways is now celebrating its Guinness World RecordsTM as the “Largest double-decker tram fleet in service”! To honour this achievement with everyone in the city, HK Tramways has opened the World Record Pop-Up Store at ArtisTree in Taikoo Place from 30 July to 22 August 2021. Embodying the new PANTONE Color “HK Tram Green” as the key theme, the pop-up is decorated with the classic elements from the legendary Hong Kong transportation icon with a contemporary touch. That includes an abstract tram neon installation to commemorate its fleet of 165 tramcars, picture-perfectly Instagrammable and quintessentially Hong Kong.
Cupping Room, Maskology and 80M. It is an unique experience combining entertainment, retail therapy and exhibition that pays tribute to HK Tramways’ innovation and creative values.
The store will also be showcasing its DinDing collaborations with renowned local brands such as Enjoy your everyday brew at the HK Tramways x Cupping Room World Record Pop-Up Café with a selection of perfectly balanced coffees and drinks. Be sure to try out the limited edition ‘1904’ and ‘2021’ roasts as well as the Sparkling ‘Flash-brewed’ Coffee especially created for the HK Tramways crossover, only available at the ArtisTree pop-up….
In which you can purchase your own Pantone HK Tram Green Colour Tram car number 88 from Tiny Report “HK Tram Green” specially created by PANTONE Color Institute for Hong Kong Tram Already on stage! It is reported that PANTONE, in order to preserve the tradition and cultural history of Hong Kong trams, and to promote unique global transportation, first…The color is named “Hong Kong Tram Green”, and the real car is already walking around on Hong Kong Island….
During May2021 The World’s Leading Public Transport provider TheMTR Hong Kong – Hong Kong SAR-China- People’s Republic of China.. in which ever so constantly the MTR Hong Kong have been grown innovatively providing In order to provide faster and more convenient rail services for the residents of Hong Kong SAR –China – People’s Republic of China…. In which there’s a Tuen Ma Line in which has been fully in running.. The full Tuen Ma Line –TMLline running approximately 56 kilometers running through twenty seven stations with six interchange stations in which the line will be expected to be operationally on the third quarter of 2021.. Is the longest railway line in Hong Kong connecting the West Rail Line and the Tuen Ma Line Phase 1…. #TuenMaLine (TML) has entered into trial operations, and our three new stations #SungWongToiStation, #ToKwaWanStation and #HungHomStation are also gearing up for passenger service. To know more about the features of the new stations and other useful information, check out our new TML station leaflets: Tuen Ma Line To get a copy, you may also visit the Customer Service Centre of any of the West Rail Line and TML Phase 1 stations
Together with the commissioning of the Tuen Ma Line Phase 1, three new stations, i.e. Hin Keng Station, the expanded part of Diamond Hill Station and Kai Tak Station commenced service on 14 February 2020. The remaining railway section (between Kai Tak Station and Hung Hom Station) will commence service very soon, providing efficient and convenient railway service to the To Kwa Wan and Kowloon City areas, as well as bringing new vitality to the community Networking, providing more alternatives for passengers travelling to different districts.
The Tuen Ma Line also includes a number of interchange stations which enhance connectivity with the rest of the city’s railway
Want to see the TML full line journey from Tuen Mun Station to Wu Kai Sha Station from the train captain’s point of view? Get ready for the journey! The full Tuen Ma Line -TML has entered the final stage of trial operations. To prepare for the full line commencement, we will be simulating train operations according to the full TML timetable and conducting full line train tests during non-service hours…..
九龍公園 Kowloon parksits in the heart of Tism Sha Shui, Hong Kong SAR –People’s Republic of China.…. in between Canton Road, Austin Road, Nathan Road, Haiphong Road and Kowloon Park Road..… In which the park was previously was the former British colonial Whitfield Barracks of the British Army ….. In which during the 1970’s the Urban Council develop Barracks into the park that known today..
That Transformation was the demolishment of the seventy barracks buildings that occupied the park site to make ways for Flora and gardens, Museums of the Hong Kong Museum of History from one of the former barracks in which one other barrack building is the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre….among it within the park is the avenue of Comic Stars… with the Bird Aviary with Sporting facilities ….
Canton Road sits in between next to Kowloon Park Drive also next to Kowloon Park in the Tsim Sha Tsui Area in which is a which is a major Roading network that interconnects with the reclamation land of West Kowloon, of Tsim Sha Tsui, Jordan, Yau Ma Tei Also Mong Kok on the Kowloon area of Hong Kong New Territories …..
Walking pass the bridge every morning for the duration, also for the duration more, for that the bridge along the Gateway road in away from Kowloon park in which that connects from Austin road… Formerly named the MacDonnell Road after there was a massive slight confusion with another road already named on Hong Kong Island… In which renamed on 1909 to Canton Road to align with some city, province names in Mainland China to avoid any other further confusion down the process… …
Looking down the Southern Tsim Sha Tsui Part of Canton road as walking to and from China Ferry Terminal building in which is situated at 33 Canton Road… you can see abundances of shops, hotels, commercial also apartment complexes with life throughout the day onwards to night of various sorts of sizes that during as I walked midway on that pedestrian Bridge during the day also night looking down wards towards Tsim Sha Tsui towards the Hong Kong Culture Center across the Victoria Harbour towards Hong Kong Island… in commonly looking at the Wan Chai Central Plaza…..
Walking midway of the Pedestrian Bridge in which was a location shot for few Hong Kong TVB Television series “Law and Disorder’ a interesting Lawyer premise series with interesting office politics also the family whom founded it… I could see the whole section in various part of Canton Road downward where there an Apple Store… In which there are six places around in Hong Kong… Canton Road happens to be one of smaller ones compare to the IFC Building one in Central on Hong Kong Island… among this road it was used early this year for the Chinese New Year events in which Cathy Pacific sponsored in having an after parade party… but the interesting view is seeing feeling the history how that section of road was develop over the few past hundreds years also I could stand and watch the people below as the daily stories unfold on either side of the bridge with the traffic moment of people going along their daily business with the transportation that’s along the ….
Even though looking at the buildings that are recently new there is some interesting heritage building complexes that had an incarnation of life to them with a different servicing of needs… in which walking down on Canton road is totally walkable downwards the Hong Kong Culture Center when you walk downwards towards Nathan Road in which leadingly to Hong Kong Culture Centre- Hong Kong Space Museum towards the waterfront ….
