When Richard Breslin first landed at Hong Kong’s iconic Kai Tak Airport years ago, he never imagined he’d return to transform its legacy. Now, as design director of the groundbreaking Kai Tak Sports Park, he’s crafting a space that’s more than steel and concrete—it’s a cultural handshake between Hong Kong and the world. 🌏✨
Scheduled to host events at the 2025 National Games, this $4 billion project is Hong Kong’s largest-ever sports infrastructure endeavor. But Breslin insists it’s not just about athletics: 'Think of it as the city’s new living room—a place for concerts, markets, and even climate action rallies.' 🎤🌱
With its retractable roofs and AI-powered facilities, the park aims to be a 24/7 hub. 'We’re building for 2075, not just 2025,' Breslin tells us, hinting at green tech that could make it carbon-neutral by 2030. 🌿⚡
Psst… Keep an eye out for the documentary Game On, Kai Tak! dropping soon—it’s your backstage pass to this urban revolution! 🎥👀
