Asia sees the next evolution in retail centre design and experience at world’s largest mixed-use project
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Chinese philosophy inspires the world’s largest mixed-use retail centre

A thoughtfully planned and expertly executed design concept can transform the retail experience. This was the case for Elements Hong Kong, the world’s largest mixed-use project and pioneering regional retail centre, on which Husband Retail worked with client MTR Property Management in 2007.

The key elements of Chinese feng shui – wood, water, earth, fire, and metal – are interpreted and combined with sculptures, elegant flooring and cladding gently illuminated by soft multi-coloured lighting to offer customers a truly unique experience.

Sprawling across a staggering one million square feet, the five feng shui zones reflect the offerings within, fire for entertainment, earth for food, precious metals for luxury goods. Husband Retail’s multi-faceted expertise came to the fore in this project as they provided guidance on the project’s brand identity, positioning, name and marketing strategy, based on in-depth market analysis.

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