Kai Tak Sports Park Launches Campaign to Recruit 2,000 Talents For The Exciting Journey to the 2025 National Games (10 October 2023, Hong Kong) Kai Tak Sports Park serves as the home venue for Hong Kong, offering world-class sports facilities and venues that align with the Hong Kong government’s policy objectives in sports development, …
The first large-scale prefabricated segment of the roof structure for the Main Stadium of Kai Tak Sports Park arrived in Hong Kong from Zhongshan this morning (September 13). This signifies that Kai Tak Sports Park will enter a new stage of construction.
The 100th operation test of the retractable roof driving system of the Kai Tak Sports Park’s Main Stadium has successfully completed in Japan on April 15, 2021. On the same day, the project team conducted an online cross-regional field test with 5G technology for the first time. The teams in Hong Kong, Germany and the United …
HONG KONG, February 3, 2021 – HKT joins hands with Kai Tak Sports Park Limited (KTSPL) and Hip Hing Engineering Company Limited (Hip Hing Engineering) in a cross-industry partnership to realise Hong Kong’s largest sports infrastructure, which is also the first construction site in the city to be equipped with a dedicated 5G network infrastructure. Together with …
(HONG KONG, December 22, 2020) The Kai Tak Sports Park team today released updated renderings highlighting the design progress of the most anticipated sports facility in Hong Kong. When completed, the Populous designed Sports Park will be one of the world’s leading multi-purpose sports and entertainment precincts. “We are excited to be able to …
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(Hong Kong, 14December 2020) Hip Hing Engineering Company Limited, the design and build contractor for Kai Tak Sports Park, has won the “Green Management Award – Project Management (Large Corporation) – Gold Award” at “Hong Kong Green Awards 2020”. “Hong Kong Green Awards 2020” was presented by the Green Council. This is the second …
(Hong Kong, 27 November 2020) The Kai Tak Sports Park project was awarded the “Autodesk Hong Kong BIM Awards 2020” and entered the final of the “Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Excellence Awards 2020” for navigating the industry of using Building Information Modelling (BIM) and unlocking its full capability during the construction period. The …
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(Hong Kong, 10 November 2020) The Kai Tak Sports Park project was awarded the “2020 BIM Achievement Award” by the Hong Kong CIC for its implementation of BIM throughout the design, build and operate phases. The project team has comprehensively adopted digital management technology into every aspect of the project. The use of BIM has …
Hip Hing Engineering Company Limited, the design and build contractor for Kai Tak Sports Park, has won the “Green Management Award – Project Management (Large Corporation) – Gold Award” at the Green Council “Hong Kong Green Awards 2019”. The Award acknowledges the project’s exceptional green management performance. The Awards Presentation Ceremony was held on …
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WELL CONNECTED
MTR
Kai Tak Station and Sung Wong Toi Station are within 10 minutes’ walk; with Station Square connecting these stations to Kai Tak Sports Park.
Pedestrian walkways
Pedestrian walkways will connect the Kai Tak Sports Park to new developments in To Kwa Wan, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon City and Kai Tak districts.
Bus
Kai Tak Sports Park is located near two public transport interchanges.
Ferry
Kai Tak Sports Park is located near Kowloon City Ferry Pier.
Parking
The precinct provides ample public parking spaces.
*Final designs are subject to change.
A PARK FOR ALL
The public open space will cater to a diverse range of user groups from community and participatory sports, active recreation, and sports events. It is composed of a rich tapestry of activity and education zones, galleries, trails and elements that honor the iconic Kai Tak Airport and heritage.
Sports Avenue
The Sports Avenue runs across the entire precinct from North to South, offering connections from the adjacent Station Square the Kai Tak and Sung Wong Toi MTR Stations, and through to the harbourfront promenade.
Main Plaza
Located in the heartbeat of the precinct, the Main Plaza can be used for community recreation activities or events. The canopy over the Main Plaza is designed to provide abundant shade for visitors during event and crowd dispersal, and underneath the Main Plaza, a sub-podium passageway will offer an additional visitor dispersal route during events.
Event Village
Located east of the Main Stadium, the Event Village offers a mix of lawn and concrete floor surfaces suitable for different sports activities or extension programmes for major events.
South Plaza
Located in the southern part of the precinct, the South Plaza offers an open-air multi-purpose space for a wide range of activities inclusive of trails and activity zones. The South Plaza connects the harbourfront promenade through an outdoor amphitheatre-like terrace.
Neighbourhood Park
The Neighbourhood Park at the northeastern corner of the precinct will be equipped with courts for ball games as well as a cycling track, a jogging trail, a children’s playground and a lawn for recreation.
Dining Cove
The Dining Cove which overlooks the Victoria Harbour will offer a diverse range of food and beverage options.
Retail
In addition to restaurants, retail shops, and a health and wellness centre, there will be an international-standard bowling centre with 40 lanes suitable for hosting international tournaments.
*Final designs are subject to change.
MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITIES
Main Stadium
A Main Stadium with a fixed seating capacity of 50,000, with the theme “Pearl of the Orient” as its design inspiration, it boasts a retractable roof and flexible pitch surface that can host a wide range of international, regional and local events in any weather.
The facility has been designed to meet the standards of major international events with customisable staging and seating configurations that cater to various events and crowd sizes. It also adopts a flexible pitch system which can be switched between quality natural turf for premier football or rugby events, to other surface for a myriad of sports, entertainment, and community events. The South Stand honours the great Hong Kong Rugby Sevens tradition, with a vast activity platform set against a panoramic glass wall that provides exceptional views toward Victoria Harbour.
Indoor Sports Centre
An Indoor Sports Centre with a seating capacity of up to 10,000, with 80% of the seats retractable or removable that caters for different events. The venue has been designed to meet the standard of major international tournaments including badminton, basketball, gymnastics, tennis and table tennis. The ancillary sports hall offers a seating capacity of up to 500.
With the use of different arena overlay floor surfaces and removable spectator seating system, the venue can be configured for different sports activities, from elite competitions to community use. Together, the main arena and ancillary sports hall can provide the equivalent space of 12 standard basketball courts for community use when all spectator seats are removed.
Public Sports Ground
A Public Sports Ground with a seating capacity of 5,000, suitable for hosting school sports days, athletics meets, local football and rugby matches, as well as team and athlete training sessions. With the exception of major events, the Public Sports Ground will be open daily to the public for jogging and quali-walk free of charge.
*Final designs are subject to change.
