Central Yards unveils Moureaux's color tunnel and AL_A coffee kiosk in Hong Kong

As Central Yards prepares for its phase one debut in 2027, Henderson Land Group has opened a temporary pedestrian walkway on Hong Kong's Central Harbourfront, featuring two unique installations. French artist and architect Emmanuelle Moureaux designed '100 colors no.54 'FLOW', an immersive tunnel adorned with around 4,000 handcrafted numeral cut-outs in a spectrum of 100 colors, suspended above escalators near IFC Mall. The numerals depict a timeline from 2027 to 2032, reflecting the expected launch of Central Yards' phases one and two, with the name 'Central Yards' integrated into the design. Additionally, a community coffee kiosk, created by London-based studio AL_A, local artist Hayley Lee, and Little Cove Espresso, showcases a sweeping canopy and a polished stainless-steel counter, with profits benefiting Save the Children. This passageway links IFC Mall and the Central Ferry Piers, previewing the project's vision of 'The Bridge,' which aims to connect commerce, culture, lifestyle, and community.