Wong Tai Sin.

A Tang-style public garden in Diamond Hill arranges timber, water, rocks and trees as a place for quiet leisure.

Chi Lin’s modern monastery translates Tang architectural references into a timber complex shaped by courtyards, symmetry and religious use.

Before the airport landscape, streams from Wong Tai Sin ran toward the coast; later channels gathered their water into a transformed urban corridor.

Traditional-style timber buildings and high-rises seen from Nan Lian Garden.
Traditional-style timber buildings and high-rises seen from Nan Lian Garden.

Wong Tai Sin

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