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Pacific Place connects and engages those who shop, stay, live and work there while also supporting and creating real value for the surrounding communities.
Creating Seamless Physical Connectivity

Geographically, Pacific Place physically connects the area north of Queensway with the south side of Admiralty. It also connects Tamar with Hong Kong Park and the nearby Mid-levels area. Pacific Place’s bridges, escalators and an underground walkway connect the complex to Admiralty MTR station, an important transportation hub, as well as a large bus station and the wider Wan Chai district, creating accessibility and fluidity of movement.

The “destination design” of the Pacific Place mall with its innovative curved spaces and 100 walkable skylights emphasises natural light, clear visibility, easy access, fluid circulation and effective connections between the retail and back of house areas.

Pacific Place has also installed 12 electric vehicle chargers in the mall car park and more are scheduled to be added in Three Pacific Place in 2020. With the aim of achieving seamless parking entry and exit, Pacific Place car park’s control system was upgraded to a contactless system in early 2020.

Advancing Virtual Connectivity

Virtual connectivity is also vital. Already in use at 28 Hennessy Road, the Swire Properties Tenant Portal will be rolled out across other Pacific Place office buildings over the coming years. This online portal featuring manuals, e-billing, maintenance requests and self-service access requests, will help address tenant needs and also reduce waste paper and administrative work.

Social media channels such as the Pacific Place mobile application, webpage, Facebook page and Instagram channel allow customers and visitors to stay connected to the mall. An eye-catching digital hanging banner in the mall helps our retail tenants promote their brands.

White Christmas Street Fair
Christmas time at Swire Properties is synonymous with the annual White Christmas Street Fair. Beginning in 2016, we expanded the fair from our home base in Taikoo Place to Starstreet Precinct. The event engages and empowers local youth, embraces our local business partners and brings together our community members for the festive season to raise funds for Operation Santa Claus, a charity which supports local and regional non-profit organisations. In 2019, we also engaged 14 university students in our HOMETOWN HEROES community-building initiative to help plan the originally scheduled White Christmas Street Fair. Read more about this initiatives in Places.
Celebrating the Arts
The annual Swire Properties Arts Month fosters and celebrates creativity. Held since 2016, the Pacific Place Arts Campaign provides a free and easy way for people to access, learn about and appreciate art in a mall setting. Throughout the years, the campaign has showcased a number of significant art pieces: Pacific Red by Larry Bell in 2016, bit.fall by Julius Popp in 2017, Spiral Scratch by Jim Lambie in 2018 and LUMENous GARDEN by FoldHaus in 2019.