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Palmer & Turner (P&T Group) 巴馬丹拿集團

established 1868, Hong Kong
active Shanghai and Hong Kong
Works by Palmer & Turner (P&T Group) include Architectural Model, Furniture and Architectural Drawing.

There are 18 objects by Palmer & Turner (P&T Group) from the M+ Collection and the M+ Collection Archives available online.

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An image is split into two parts. On the left, the architect, James Kinoshita. On the right is a sign language interpreter.
An image is split into two parts. On the left, the architect, James Kinoshita. On the right is a sign language interpreter.

James Kinoshita: Building the Unanticipated with Hong Kong Sign Language

Find out how architect James Kinoshita helped turn Hong Kong into one of the world’s most iconic vertical cities
8 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Video
Horizontally oriented photograph showing two back-to-back badminton courts in orange, brown, and blue. In the foreground, a young girl wearing a face mask passes in profile. To the right of the frame is a basketball hoop and part of a basketball court. Just behind the courts is a low wall, in front of which are chairs and behind which are palm trees. A break in the wall leads to a block of buildings in the background. The building units are regimented rectangles in different shades of the rainbow.
Horizontally oriented photograph showing two back-to-back badminton courts in orange, brown, and blue. In the foreground, a young girl wearing a face mask passes in profile. To the right of the frame is a basketball hoop and part of a basketball court. Just behind the courts is a low wall, in front of which are chairs and behind which are palm trees. A break in the wall leads to a block of buildings in the background. The building units are regimented rectangles in different shades of the rainbow.

Cities within Cities: Housing Solutions for High-Density Living

How do Hong Kong architects meet the challenges of land shortages and high-density living? Curator Shirley Surya investigates
8 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Article
A building with porthole shaped windows.
A building with porthole shaped windows.

James Kinoshita: Building the Unanticipated

Find out how Canadian architect James Kinoshita helped turn Hong Kong into one of the world’s most iconic vertical cities
7 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Video

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