The Expansion and Renovation of the Hong Kong Museum of Art
New building canopy
Use of a ventilated façade to improve ventilation, durability, noise insulation and energy saving performance
Maximising the use of natural daylight
New view of the building as seen from the south side of Victoria Harbour
Sustainable Features
Adoption of a passive environmental design strategy to lower the building’s energy consumption
Use of a ventilated façade to improve ventilation, durability, noise insulation and energy saving performance
Selection of recyclable materials for the ventilated façade to lower carbon emissions and reduce energy consumption
Substantial reduction in the amount of project construction and demolition waste achieved by keeping the majority of the existing museum wall tiles intact
Provision of low-e glass and laminated mesh to filter direct sunlight and ultraviolet (UV) rays
Installation of high efficiency air-cooled chillers with variable speed drives
Installation of demand controls for fresh air supply, which are aided by carbon dioxide sensors