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Artistry Redefined – White Yard^ connecting residents with nature and culture at MOUNT PAVILIA

A strong sense of arrival greets residents and visitors when they arrive at MOUNT PAVILIA, a breakthrough low rise residential complex situated in the tranquil and lush environment of Clear Water Bay.

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Approx.36-meter Outdoor Swimming Pool. This photograph was taken on 14 June 2017 at the clubhouse of the development, and has been edited and processed with computerized imaging techniques.

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Sculpture Park Living

A strong sense of arrival greets residents and visitors when they arrive at MOUNT PAVILIA, a breakthrough low rise residential complex situated in the tranquil and lush environment of Clear Water Bay. In order to set the scene for the Sculpture Park Living that Adrian Cheng envisages as the artisanal lifestyle of the future, he invited internationally celebrated South Korea architect Minsuk Cho, founder of Mass Studies, to design the White Yard^ clubhouse and gallery that sit at the entrance of MOUNT PAVILIA. The sculptural design serves as the key to unlock the boundless imagination of the Sculpture Park that lies within the complex, with four statement sculptures themed on the idea of Home created by renowned international artists. Interactive and imaginative, they invite residents to experience art and nature right at their own doorstep.

Seating Lounge. This photograph was taken on 28 April 2017 at the clubhouse of the development, and has been edited and processed with computerized imaging techniques.
Seating Lounge. This photograph was taken on 28 April 2017 at the clubhouse of the development, and has been edited and processed with computerized imaging techniques.

The artistic gateway to MOUNT PAVILIA

The White Yard^ clubhouse and gallery serves as the gateway to the exploration of the bespoke craftsmanship exhibited throughout MOUNT PAVILIA, inspiring the inner artisan in residents.

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