“Shopping in the Nature’s Breeze” isn’t just a phrase. It is the guiding principle behind Lohas Square. Let me tell you about this iconic landmark.
Lohas Square is more than just a typical shopping mall. It is a vibrant destination. It offers extraordinary experiences for everyone. You can easily access it from across Hong Kong.
Lohas Square sits directly above LOHAS Park Station. This makes it easily accessible. The LOHAS is a key part of the LOHAS Park property development.
The name LOHAS comes from an international acronym. It stands for “Lifestyles Of Health And Sustainability”. This reflects a commitment to a greener community. The developers want a more sustainable community.
The architecture of Lohas Square integrates natural elements. This creates a joyful environment. It is designed for all life’s pleasures.
LOHAS Park began planning in 2002. The MTR designated it an “environmental protection city”. After the SARS epidemic in 2003, they added “health”.
LOHAS Park covers 3,550,000 square feet. It is divided into 13 phases. There are 50 high-rise residential towers. These offer 21,500 apartments. They will accommodate 58,000 residents. The project should be complete before 2025.
There will be three shopping malls. The LOHAS is the iconic MTR mall. It covers 480,000 square feet. It opened in 2020. The mall includes Hong Kong’s largest indoor ice-skating rink. It also has the largest cinema in Tseung Kwan O.
The green area covers 1,000,000 square feet. It includes a 200,000-square-foot central park. The Park features pet recreation facilities. It also has an icon building, waterfalls and lawns.
The common area features 1.4 million sq ft of greenery. This is 40% of the site area. The area includes a 200,000 sq ft park. There is also a 330-metre seafront promenade. People and cars are separated. Pedestrians can walk to various facilities. They do not have to cross a road. Covered walkways link all the places. A 440,000-litre water-recycling system waters the garden.
LOHAS Park sits on land reclaimed from the sea. Landfill surrounds it. The old Tseung Kwan O Stage I landfill is north of LOHAS Park. It closed in 1995. The mountain slope on the east is the old Stage II/III landfill. It closed in 1994.
The LOHAS opened on August 23, 2020. It connects to Phase VIIA: Montara. There is an ice rink and a supermarket. The supermarket is named Fresh. There is also a way to go to the MTR.
Lohas Square stands as a testament to sustainable living. It blends nature and convenience seamlessly. It provides a unique experience for all who visit.