CTM Flagship Store named Five Star Awards, Best Retail Interior in Asia Pacific Property Awards 2015-2016

We took pride to announce our winning design project at Asia Pacific Property Awards for CTM Flagship Store in the Retail Interior category. It is the fourth consecutive years that we have been awarded in the prestigious Asia Pacific Property Awards. The award presentation took place at the Shangri-La Hotel in Kuala Lumpur on May 8, 2015, in celebration of the best developments, architecture and interior design from across the length and breadth of The Asia Pacific region. Leading property professionals behind these outstanding projects were invited to attend the presentation ceremony in association with Grohe, Luxury Portfolio International and ES Elite Stone to receive their accolades. Now entering their 21st year, the International Property Award is the world’s most prestigious property competition and cover residential as well as commercial categories.

Judging was carried out through a meticulous process involving a panel of over 60 experts covering every aspect of the property business. The CTM Flagship Store won the Five Star Awards in the category of Best Retail Interior. With the remarkable achievement, Clifton Leung Design Workshop has demonstrated itself at the forefront of the interior design industry in Asia Pacific, and ready to move forward to the global level.

Director and Chief Designer of Clifton Leung Design Workshop, says, “We feel really honored to receive the prestigious and renowned Asia Pacific Property Awards in the fourth year. It is a remarkable recognition as a leading interior design firm in Asia Pacific. We will continue to strive with great commitment and creativity to enhance the interior environment and contribute to the societies we work within.”

President of the International Property Awards, Stuart Shield, says, “Asia Pacific always puts up a very strong representation across the many different categories within the awards’ program. It also consistently proves to be the hardest region to beat when it comes to competing internationally for the highly coveted World’s Best awards.”

About CTM Flagship Store

Flagship CTM covers a total area of over 6,000 square feet. It provides a comprehensive range of telecom services which include: Product Display and Sale, Service Subscription, General Enquiry, Bill Payment and Phone Repair, etc.

Flagship CTM also features the no.1 Club Priority Counter and SME Center, where customers will be served with complimentary coffee, magazine and Wi-Fi service. Riding on the Nature’s Five Elements, the shop design creates a harmonious co-existence between technology and nature. Fire (red) and Water (blue) – the logo color builds the foundation of the five elements. Metal, Wood and Earth are artfully infused as core design elements in form of distinct materials to define the space for Customer Care, SME and Premium Services. 

Clifton’s Picks for Le French May

Hong Kong is having the popular art event of the year, Le French May! As a fan of art and design, Clifton has spotted some event on his schedule and would like to share his recommendations!

1.    Wipe Out

The controversial French artist Invader is famous for his pixilated mosaic. His creative works will be exhibited from May 2-17 in PMQ. We don’t have to scare his works will be removed from the wall by the city again!

2.    Le Corbusier- Modern Architect Giant

Le Corbusier, a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, is known for his influence in modern architecture. An exhibition about his engagement in art and his production as an architect will be held from May 5 to 28 in Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong City Hall, where he pionerred as international style.

3.    Water Light Grafitti

Water Light Grafitti is a LEDs wall that reacts when exposed to the water and thus allow us to draw on it with the lights. The exhibition will be held from May7 to June 7 in Open Piazza, Hopewell Center.

4.    Colours of Fragrance- Works of Walasse Ting

The exhibition features 25 pieces of works by Walasse Ting from 1968 to 1990. Walasse born in China and settled in France when he was 23 years old. His works were mainly a plainlack abstract work made up of Chinese cursive calligraphy lines and western oil paint which implied a strong Oriental spiritual connotation. The exhibition will be held from May 13 to May 30 in Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery in Central.

Let’s Bring Spring into Your Home

“No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn.” Winter we love you, but it’s April and it’s time for spring to be on stage. We just can’t wait to enjoy the spring. Not only going outdoor can enjoy the spring atmosphere but we can enjoy the spring inside our home by adding colour therapy design elements that put you right into the SPRING of MOOD!

Can you smell the old memories in the air?

CLDW’s art collection recently got a new family member. It’s a sculpture of the 3^rd building of HSBC headquarter which was in 1950s. This art piece is called “Swiss Bank” and is created by a young and talented architect Stanley Siu. This sculpture is made up by sugus which is a popular candy among children in Hong Kong in the past. Also, for the 3^rd building of HSBC headquarters had witnessed Hong Kong history from 1950s to 1970s. The building was demolished and rebuilt to be the 4^th building in present for creating more space to accommodate its expanding business. Nevertheless, the building is memorable for every Hong Kong people who born during 1950s to 1970s. The old building can’t be kept physically; however, it can be kept in this art piece. Can you smell the old memories in the air? From the sculpture, does it remind your childhood in Hong Kong? Can you smell your warm, unique and sweet childhood memories? 

Bingo! It’s made of Sugus.