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NOMADIC SANCTUMS

University/SchoolHong Kong Polytechnic University
Lead Architect Sze Ki Wong

The design project envisions a mobile temple by transforming the iconic Hong Kong tram (“Ding Ding”) into a dynamic spiritual space. The choice to merge the temple and tram—both deeply rooted in Hong Kong’s cultural identity—reflects a dialogue between tradition and urban life. Temples symbolize spiritual heritage and communal rituals, while the tram represents the city’s vibrant, accessible public transport and everyday rhythm. Combining these two creates a unique, mobile cultural symbol that brings sacred space into the public realm. This temple-tram adapts its form according to the destina