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1. Tower 535
2. The Sun's Group Centre - LED screen only (Advertiser: S.A.S. Electric Co. Ltd.)
3. Sun Hung Kai Centre
4. Central Plaza
5. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
6. Immigration Tower - LED screen only (Advertiser: FWD)
7. Revenue Tower and LED screen
8. Harcourt House
9. China Evergrande Centre
10. Central Government Offices
11. Queensway Government Offices
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13. Bank of America Tower and LED screen
14. AIA Central and LED screen
15. Bank of China Tower
16. CCB Tower and LED screen
17. Cheung Kong Center
18. HSBC Main Building and X-wall
19. Standard Chartered Bank Building
20. Jardine House
21. One Exchange Square
22. Two Exchange Square
23. Two International Finance Centre
24. One International Finance Centre
25. Shun Tak Centre
26. Connaught Marina and LED screen
27. 38 Connaught Road West (LED screen only)
28. Hong Kong City Hall
29. The Center
1. Hong Kong Observation Wheel and LED screens

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Phoenix Property Investors (PPI) has unveiled “Walking in Hong Kong”, an LED art installation created especially for the Company’s development, TOWER 535, by internationally renowned contemporary artist, Julian Opie. The installation, which is permanently displayed, is the first Julian Opie artwork to be commissioned in Hong Kong. The LED installation of TOWER 535 spans approximately 80m in height to create a visual monolith connecting the new building with the bustling streets around it. The animated figures, which can be seen from as far away as Kowloon side, “walk” endlessly around the building at the pace of their own lives, as part of the vibrant community of Causeway Bay. ‘Walking in Hong Kong’, videos and images of four distinct individuals engaged in the ordinary activity of walking have been reduced to simple symbols of the world today. A minimal visual language is used to make the ‘walkers’ universal, neutral and instantly relatable. This makes TOWER 535 blend in and stand out at the same time from its remarkable, pulsating environment. images
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1. Tower 535 2. The Sun's Group Centre - LED screen only (Advertiser: S.A.S. Electric Co. Ltd.) 3. Sun Hung Kai Centre 4. Central Plaza 5. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 6. Immigration Tower - LED screen only (Advertiser: FWD) 7. Revenue Tower and LED screen 8. Harcourt House 9. China Evergrande Centre 10. Central Government Offices 11. Queensway Government Offices 12. The Chinese People's Liberation Army Forces Hong Kong Building 13. Bank of America Tower and LED screen 14. AIA Central and LED screen 15. Bank of China Tower 16. CCB Tower and LED screen 17. Cheung Kong Center 18. HSBC Main Building and X-wall 19. Standard Chartered Bank Building 20. Jardine House 21. One Exchange Square 22. Two Exchange Square 23. Two International Finance Centre 24. One International Finance Centre 25. Shun Tak Centre 26. Connaught Marina and LED scree 27. 38 Connaught Road West (LED screen only) 28. Hong Kong City Hall 29. The Center 1. Hong Kong Observation Wheel and LED screens
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1. Tower 535

Phoenix Property Investors (PPI) has unveiled “Walking in Hong Kong”, an LED art installation created especially for the Company’s development, TOWER 535, by internationally renowned contemporary artist, Julian Opie. The installation, which is permanently displayed, is the first Julian Opie artwork to be commissioned in Hong Kong. The LED installation of TOWER 535 spans approximately 80m in height to create a visual monolith connecting the new building with the bustling streets around it. The animated figures, which can be seen from as far away as Kowloon side, “walk” endlessly around the building at the pace of their own lives, as part of the vibrant community of Causeway Bay. ‘Walking in Hong Kong’, videos and images of four distinct individuals engaged in the ordinary activity of walking have been reduced to simple symbols of the world today. A minimal visual language is used to make the ‘walkers’ universal, neutral and instantly relatable. This makes TOWER 535 blend in and stand out at the same time from its remarkable, pulsating environment.

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2017 TOURISM COMMISSON.
All Rights Reserved.