Married Quarters for the Fire Services Department at Pak Shing Kok in Tseung Kwan O
The Architectural Services Department's 'Married Quarters for the Fire Services Department at Pak Shing Kok in Tseung Kwan O’ is the first public works project adopting MiC in Hong Kong. The development consists of about 3,800 MiC modules. It comprises five quarters blocks, among which four have 16 storeys and one has 17 storeys. With 8 units on each floor, the quarters will provide 648 three-bedroom units of 50 square metres. The development also comprises of ancillary facilities including a Building Management Office, a Multi-Function Room, outdoor children playground and covered walkway etc. The Architectural Services Department hopes that the development of the project could facilitate to promote sustainable development of the construction sector.
The topping-out ceremony was on 24 August 2020.
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Main Contractor
Structural Engineer
Building Services Engineer
Albums
Highlights on Current Status
Completed
Project Current Status
Completed
No. of MiC Modules
3,800
CFA (m²)
47,000
MiC CFA (m²)
32,000
Superstructure Storeys
16-17
MiC Storeys
16-17
Construction Cycle of Typical MiC Floor (@ Day Cycle)
5 Days
Construction Commencement Date
Aug 2018
Date of Completion
Feb 2021
Structure
Concrete
Construction Commencement Date
Aug 2018
MiC Fabrication
Oct 2019
Date of Completion
Feb 2021
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