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The Exterior of Hung Hing Ying Building, the University of Hong Kong (Pok Fu Lam Road)
The building which was built with the financial assistance from Sir Paul Chater, Professor G. P. Jordan and others, was originally designed to house the student union. It was officially opened by the Governor, Sir Reginald Stubbs in February 1919. The building was temporarily used for administrative purpose after World War II but was later converted into the Senior Common Room in 1974. The building was named in honour of Mr. Hung Hing-ying in 1986 in recognition of his family's donations to the University. It is now re-used for administrative purpose.
The Exterior of Hung Hing Ying Building, the University of Hong Kong
Transport
New World First Bus
23 North Point Ferry Pier - Pokfield Road
Citybus
3B Central (Rumsey Street) - Pokfield Road
40 Wah Fu (North) - Wan Chai Ferry Pier
Kowloon Motor Bus
103 Chuk Yuen Estate - Pokfield Road
Maxi cab (Green)
10A Central (Wellington Street) - Pok Fu Lam (Sandy Bay)
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