The AIA Central (Chinese: 友邦金融中心), formerly called AIG Tower (美國國際集團大廈), in Hong Kong is a 185-metre (607 ft.), 37-storey skyscraper that was completed in 2005 and serves as the headquarters of AIA Group.
From Wikipedia
High rise at 1 Harbour View Street with a height of 210 m. It was opened in December 1998.
Was located at the Junction of Gutzlaff Street and Chuk Hing Lane, Central District, opened in 1949. It was a two-story building which covered an area of 190 m2, ground floor for male, and first floor for female users. It had a rectangular shape with the smaller side facing Gutzlaff Street. It’s shown on the 1975 map below:
Was built on the place of Southland Building 1st generation. The building was finished in 2014, it is located at 47 Connaught Road Central.
It has 25 floors and is an office building.
Six houses from estimated 1905, built on Marine Lot 63
To get an impression about the buildings here is a map from 1922 together with a photo from around 1910.
Although only four numbers are assigned to this place, probably 9-10 houses were built there. Again, the building date is estimated to 1905.
To get an impression about the buildings here is a map from 1922 together with a photo from around 1910. In these early days it looked different to the mid-1930s
House built at 78-83 Connaught Road Central. It is an office building with 24 floors that opened in the early 1980s (1982 estimated).
In 1980 the construction hasn't commeneced yet, see the gap between houses 8 and 9 on the photo below
House built on the place where the Sincere Department Store was located, the address is 88 Connaught Road Central.
It is an office building with 24 floors that opened 1973. Likely built in stages, first the part at Connaught Road, later the one at Des Voeux Road.
The demolition of the waterfront part of the Sincere Department Store can be seen on the photo below from 1966:
House built at 74-77 Connaught Road Central. It is an office building with 25 floors that opened 1972.
Emporis gives alternative names:
Guangdong Building
標華豐集團大廈
Permanent Comfort Building
The building is the second one from the left on the photo below.