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M8 Macau Mall – Macau Post Office Staff Quarters Redevelopment Project

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Commercial Architecture
Firm LocationWanchai, Hong Kong
Project locationMacau
CompanyThe Oval Partnership Ltd.
Design TeamChris Law, Patrick Bruce, Sada Lam, Justin Lau, Ray Wong, Nelson Huen, Victor So, Matthew Zhou, Kit Kwan, Eunice So, Krystal Tsui, Karen Kwok, Thomas Wei, Kelvin Man
ClientChina State Construction International Holdings Limited
Projecthttps://www.ovalpartnership.com/en/project/Macau-Post-Office-Staff-Quarters-Redevelopment

Situated within the UNESCO area of Macau, this project aims to make a positive contribution to the city life as a cultural and commercial landmark that draws cues from Macau’s heritage. M8 welcomes visitors through its sculptural entrance. On the rooftop garden, visitors can enjoy the magnificent view of Macau’s local streets and participate in various cultural events. The building’s form responds to its urban context, weaving together historical streets and laneways, while nodding to Portuguese and Chinese architectural traditions. Recycled materials have been incorporated into its designs.