Hong Kong Hangzhou Innovation Incubation Centre

Located in Hong Kong Science Park, this 534 sqm project is designed by LYCS Architecture. Serving as Hangzhou’s overseas platform for sci-tech exchange, it integrates office, meeting, reception, salon and lounge functions. Inspired by "The Four Seasons of West Lake", the design adopts curved forms and layered seasonal colour palette to break rigid traditional office aesthetics. Colourful modular furnishings and flexible discussion zones create a vibrant collaborative atmosphere. It acts as a bridge connecting Hangzhou tech firms with Hong Kong and global innovation resources, supporting R&D cooperation, technology transfer and cross-regional cultural exchange.

Create a culturally distinctive tech incubation hub within a standard office unit in Hong Kong Science Park. Balance formal business reception and casual salon events, reconcile private workspace and open collaboration. Build strong spatial identity with colours and curves to reflect the spirit of Hangzhou-Hong Kong innovation linkage.

Centered on the concept of "The Four Seasons of West Lake", the design translates seasonal hues of West Lake into wall finishes and furniture palette, with fluid curved forms for the iconic entrance. Functional zones include private offices, multi-size meeting rooms, reception and open salon areas. Modular movable furniture adapts to meetings, roadshows and social events. The original building shell is retained; colours, curved elements and varied furnishings form a dynamic incubation space supporting both formal business and free idea exchange.