Hong Kong's 1960s architecture, the filming location for Transformers, 'Monster Building'

Hong Kong's 1960s architecture, the filming location for Transformers, 'Monster Building' Hong Kong street view. Yick Cheong Building, also known as the Monster Building, is a complex of buildings located between Quarry Bay and Tai Koo on Hong Kong Island, consisting of five blocks. It was once a filming location for the movie 'Transformers 4', famous for its cramped spatial feel. The building can offer unexpected views when seen from different angles and in different weather conditions, and I hope you will like this collection of photos. The Monster Building is a complex formed by five buildings arranged in an E-shape, which gained fame as a filming location for 'Transformers'. Its massive structure and the dense appearance from the outside have led people to call it the 'Monster Building', where you can completely find the taste of old Hong Kong from the 60s. The densely packed high-rises present a stunning, mysterious, and oppressive feel, with the pressure of living in a place where every inch of land is worth its weight in gold. TIPS: 100 meters to the left from Exit B of Tai Koo Station, the best time for photography: 6-7 pm in the evening.