Everything tagged: grade 3 listed building

Art Deco style building at #14 Wong Ma Kok Road. Currently a Grade 3 listing.

Name also spelled "Ta Ku Ling" on older maps.

Built in 1933 or before, consist of 6 apartments within, no. 3-4 also shares the same entrance.

Grade III listed.

This building has a Grade 3 listing from the AMO.

Believed to have been built between 1932-1935.

For the historic building appraisal, see: http://www.aab.gov.hk/historicbuilding/en/967_Appraisal_En.pdf

And for photos, see: http://www.aab.gov.hk/historicbuilding/photo/967_Photo.pdf 

This building has Grade 3 listing by the AMO. 

Estimated build date between 1927-1930.

This building has a Grade 3 listing by the AMO.

It is believed to have been built between 1923-1930.

It is now boarded up on the street side.  By its looks the four walls are still standing but the roof had come down quite a few years ago.  Rolls of seats could still be seen last year.  Uncertain if the site is marked or redeveloment.

Currently known as "Bungalow No.3", but when it was part of Stanley Internment Camp it was known as "Bungalow A".

Today the builiding houses the school's Heritage Centre, which contains many interesting items donated by internees and their families. You can visit the Heritage Centre as part of the guided tour of the school's heritage trail, see: http://www.ssc.edu.hk/ssctrail/eng/docent.html