The project is located in Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China, with a total plot area of 80400 square meters and a total construction area394000 square meters. The design gives full play to the advantages of leaning against Dajing Mountain Park, and builds a modern residential area with a pleasant ecology and rich cultural atmosphere. Maximize the use of mountain resources, so that all housing types can enjoy mountain scenery resources. Building types include residential housing, kindergarten, commercial street and supporting facilities.

Founded in 1980 by Mr Bosco Ho, hpa, officially known as Ho & Partners Architects Engineers & Development Consultants Limited, is one of Hong Kong’s major architectural practices and a strategic partner of HKTDC’s Belt and Road-related initiatives. Since 1992, hpa has been listed on the “Band 1” List of Architectural Consultants kept by the Hong Kong SAR Government. The practice is the first local architectural practice certified with ISO 9001 and pioneered the use of “Intra-net” as the practice’s information and working platform. In 2014, through CEPA (Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement between Mainland and Hong Kong), hpa was the “first” Hong Kong architectural practice to be awarded the Grade A Architectural Certification in China by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People’s Republic of China. hpa was listed No. 47 in the “Top 200 Architectural Practices – Annual List 2004” by World Architecture Magazine. In 2008, 2012, 2017 and 2019, hpa was ranked one of the “Top 10” local architectural practices in the BCI Asia Top 10 Awards. Within this fruitful year, hpa won the prestigious Quality Award for Medium and Established Enterprises 2019 led by the Hong Kong Management Association (HKMA) and also the SME Award under the DHL/SCMP Hong Kong Business Awards 2019. hpa has its architectural design footprint in more than 60 cities across 12 countries, including Hong Kong, India, Mainland China, Macau, Middle East, South Korea and the United Kingdom. Its completed projects include large-scale planning projects, high-end residential developments, public housing, Grade-A office buildings, corporate headquarters, 5-star hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, universities, cultural buildings, industrial undertakings and TOD/MTR related mixed-use developments. The practice has also undertaken planning projects ranging from 2 to over 100 square kilometres in Mainland China, India and South-east Asian countries. Many of hpa’s completed designs, locally and globally, have received honourable mentions, merits and design awards. The practice currently employs over 260 staff comprising experienced architects and interior designers; planners and urban designers; building surveyors and quantity surveyors; landscape architects, designers and technicians. With its vast resources, hpa is well placed to undertake projects of any scale and complexity. To consistently upgrade its design innovation and quality, the practice has established an internal Central Design & QC Unit, as well as a Design Research Unit to serve its Architectural and Interior Design Department. It has its own cost estimate and works supervisory section, providing comprehensive professional services from project inception to completion. For continuous improvement in its client services and project standards, hpa conducts regular staff training and design audits. To keep abreast with the market, hpa’s Design Research Unit specialises in collecting, and analysing the latest design trends worldwide, building and environmental technologies as well as socio-economic situation. The Unit publishes regular design research reports and monthly newsletters with the aim of disseminating timely updates on design and architectural information to its staff and clients. The practice’s Graphics and Study Model Team plays an important role in the design process by providing 3-D visualisation with large scale physical models and 3-D computer studies. Apart from offering architectural, planning and interior design consultancy services, hpa has a sizable Maintenance, Alteration & Addition (MAA) Department for building renovation, specialised A&A works, condition survey, etc. The MAA Department is comprised of architects, building surveyors and quantity surveyors, clerks-of-works and other supporting technical personnel. hpa fully exploits information and computer technology to eliminate distance and time barriers and ensure that our staff can communicate tightly without any prominent boundary. Back in the early 1980s, hpa was a pioneer in the use of Computer-aided Design and Drafting (CADD). After nearly 40 years in the industry, hpa continues to adopt and merge cutting-edge technology to the fields of design and construction supervision. For the last few years, hpa has been one of the pioneers in BIM-Revit design and has designed the first MIC (Modular Integrated Construction) high rise building in Hong Kong. hpa has set up a small committee for “Digital Transformation” to ensure the practice stays on top of the latest technological developments by conducting research and testing. Some of the tests include having labour-intensive tasks replaced by automation software, to enhance project and design management as well as for drawing production. To ensure that its project designs, particularly those large-scale and complex developments can attain the greatest development value, hpa developed its own DOS (Development Option Studies) software model through its in-house IT team several years ago. Living in today’s era of “AI” & “Big Data,” hpa is well prepared to embrace the new age of multi-dimensional database design. It is hpa’s goal to transform its operations to be fully digitalised for enhancing work quality and efficiency. Deputy Managing Director Nicholas Ho worked with a number of leading architectural firms in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, prior to joining hpa in 2013. Over the past few years, Nicholas strengthened the creative design of hpa, with extensive involvement in the company’s master planning and schematic designs, as well as detailed architectural design and interior design. He also injected fresh thinking and impetus into the management and design philosophies and design principles of the company. Nicholas committed himself to reforming hpa’s approach in digital design and the continuous expansion into the overseas markets including the United Kingdom, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. In 2015, he established the CRS (Corporate Social Responsibility) term " hpa SOCIAL " to serve the society through a variety of outreach and charitable initiatives. These allow hpa’s designers to gain a better understanding of the community’s needs. Since its inception, “hpa SOCIAL” has successfully completed a considerable number of charitable projects in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Laos, involving more than 1,000 students from across 40 schools. Nicholas has also continued the planning of SMART city initiatives since 2016 and has completed smart city planning projects and architectural design of significant scale in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Southeast Asia countries. Furthermore, Nicholas has worked closely with high-tech companies and solution providers globally, with the aim of integrating their cutting-edge big data analytics, artificial intelligence programs and machine learning technologies into architectural design. Looking ahead, with the advent of the digital age, new things will happen. The whole economy including the architectural industry will be confronted with new changes and new challenges. As a pioneer in the architectural field, hpa will move ahead to embrace the new era and equip ourselves with a new mind-set and new technologies to uplift our ability to provide innovative design and services to its clients in the years ahead.