In the restoration of Sheung Kung Hui’s, Ming Hua Theological College, a grade III historic building, modernisation was not the goal. Rather, adhering to the original design and style as much as possible was the aim of this project to strengthen and reveal the complex’s structural beauty. ...Collapse

The main body of the college, where teaching and admin takes place, was the focus of restoration with classrooms, a chapel and a conference room all restructured to maximise space. Verandahs, windows, staircases and doors were largely left intact, but revamped. ...Collapse

Materials were chosen to fit in with the building’s original style. All major historical ornaments, motifs and features, such as timber windows, verandah balustrades and the original façade colour were restored to their original beauty. As such, the muted colour palette is predominately cream and brown. ...Collapse

Concealed lighting was used to enhance the character and atmosphere without disturbing the original outlook and unique style. Antique lamps were also added to enhance historic beauty. ...Collapse