Why is it called K11?
The name of K11 stems from the Eastern philosophy of “the co-existence of nothingness and substance” and is intrinsically neutral. It is rich in meaning and stimulates boundless interpretations.
How big is K11?
435,156 square feet
The K11 Atelier comprises a total of 435,156 square feet and includes a 270-degree view of Victoria Harbor. It also holds two green building certifications (U.S. LEED Platinum pre-certification and the Hong Kong BEAM Plus provisional status).
Which exit is K11?
Exit N1
By MTR: Take MTR subway to TST station or East Railline to East TST station. Exit N1, N2, N4, D2 and M2 are all close to K11 shopping mall.
When did K11 open?
2009K11 / Opened
Who designed K11?
Kohn Pedersen Fox
K11 MUSEA’s Façade designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) and Green Wall designed by PLandscape. Image courtesy of K11 MUSEA.
What is K11 mission?
K11 School of Fitness Sciences adopts and provides an extremely immersive learning experience for its students. The infrastructure at every school in India provides state-of-the-art, Brick & Mortar Schools/ learning centres, that have Interactive A.V.
How do I get K11 Musea?
GETTING HERE
- MTR. Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, Exit E. East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, Exit J1 & J2.
- Green Minibus. Victoria Dockside / Salisbury Road. 6X, 8, 8S, 606S.
- Airport Cityflyer Bus. East Tsim Sha Tsui Station / Salisbury Road. A20, A21, NA20.
- Bus. Citybus / First Bus: East Tsim Sha Tsui Station / Salisbury Road.
When did K11 Musea open?
August 2019K11 MUSEA / Opened
After 10 years of planning and building, K11 MUSEA opened its doors in August 2019 to usher in a new era of cultural retail which speaks to the growing consumer demand for naturally immersive experiences of art, culture, nature and commerce.
Who built K11 Musea?
The architecture of K11 MUSEA was led by Kohn Pedersen Fox architecture practice, James Corner Field Operations, and in collaboration with over 100 creatives including Rotterdam-based OMA, Hong Kong-based architecture studio LAAB, AB Concept and a diverse group of artists, craftsmen, designers and more.