HSBC Building Review

Completed in 1985, opened in 1986, both HSBC Head Office Building, standing in Central for 38 years, is one of Hong Kong's landmarks! A pair of bronze lions at the door, so powerful, you must take a photo to remember.

HSBC is a city-level landmark in Hong Kong, a representative work of Sir Foster, whose high-tech approach occupies a very important part in the field of architectural design, and its interior space is also very industrial.

HSBC Hong Kong, the headquarters of the Victoria Building on Dolly Street (now Bank Street) in Central, is called the HSBC Center. HSBC is the market leader in Hong Kong, so it is not an attraction, but it is also constantly crowded. The situation of mainlanders rushing to open accounts and business is also very common.

HSBC Central Bank Building, Hong Kong, is a rare postmodern design building holiday, its underground open space has become a temporary resident of Hong Kong Filipino domestic helpers!

Long history, rich and outstanding architectural design, worth a look Remarks: There is a sea bus station and tram station opposite

Next to the Bank of China Building on Hong Kong Island, it is very stylish. The first floor is a corrugated carving, which means money. There are two big lions at the door, exactly the same as on Hong Kong dollars. Many people punch in here to nostalgia.

The building is easy to recognize at first glance, but personally feel that the building is not very beautiful and there will be red lighting design at night. One of the most famous things in this building is a pair of bronze statues of lions at the door, which is the symbol of HSBC Bank. The HSBC Building in Hong Kong has been developed for a long time to form the current size, geography and name. The HSBC Building in Hong Kong today is the fourth generation of HSBC Building.