Hoi Ying Estate & Hoi Lok Court

Project details

  • Client

    Hong Kong Housing Authority

  • Services

    Cost Management & Quantity Surveying

  • Location

    Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong

  • Sectors

    Public & Civic, Residential

Hoi Ying Estate and Hoi Lok Court are neighbouring public housing developments in Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong, comprising Public Rental Housing and Home Ownership Scheme accommodation. Completed in the second quarter of 2019, the project delivered residential, community and supporting infrastructure across two sites with a combined gross floor area of approximately 211,410 m².

Commissioned by the Hong Kong Housing Authority, with design undertaken by the Hong Kong Housing Authority and P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd, the development was constructed by Aggressive Construction Company Limited.

Hoi Ying Estate at Site 3 comprises two Public Rental Housing blocks of site-specific design rising 34 and 41 storeys respectively. The development includes retail facilities at ground level, ancillary open car parking facilities, estate management offices, approximately 1,500 m² of government office accommodation on the first floor of Block 2, and a public open space of approximately 3,800 m². The project also incorporates a long-span footbridge, together with shuttle lifts and staircases, providing a connection to Northwest Kowloon Reclamation Site 6 across West Kowloon Highway and Lin Cheung Road.

Hoi Lok Court at Site 5 comprises five Home Ownership Scheme residential blocks ranging from 38 to 41 storeys. Supporting facilities include open and covered car parking accommodation within a single-storey semi-sunken structure, an estate management office and a kindergarten located at the ground floor of Block 3.

WT was engaged in the first quarter of 2015 to provide full quantity surveying services for Hoi Ying Estate and Hoi Lok Court. Our role supported the delivery of both the Public Rental Housing and Home Ownership Scheme developments, including the residential blocks, community facilities, parking provision, public open space and associated infrastructure works. The project was completed in the second quarter of 2019.