Development Bureau Plans to Revitalise Area Around Hung Hom Station
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On 27 October 2026, Ming Pao reported that the Development Bureau stated in a document submitted to the Legislative Council Panel on Development that the government plans to revitalise the land around Hung Hom Station and the waterfront area, and that the Hong Kong Coliseum will be retained in full. After preliminary discussions with the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the Development Bureau will incorporate the enhancement works for the Hong Kong Coliseum's exterior wall and plaza into the development project, specifically including: considering installing projection facilities and LED banners on the inverted pyramid-shaped exterior wall, replacing the plaza's paving tiles and lamp posts, increasing the number of toilets, and renovating the staircase leading to MTR Hung Hom Station. At present, the project remains at the stage of a document submitted to a Legislative Council panel, and the report did not mention a works timetable, cost or further deliberation arrangements.
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- 明報·每日港聞Development Bureau Proposes Revitalising Hung Hom Station Area: Coliseum Facade to Get Projection Facilities, Plaza Floor Tiles to Be Replaced
In a document submitted to the Legislative Council Panel on Development, the Development Bureau said the government proposes to revitalise the land around Hung Hom Station and the waterfront area, and the Coliseum will be fully retained. After preliminary discussions with the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the authorities will incorporate improvement works to the Coliseum facade and plaza into the development project, including considering installing projection facilities and LED banners on the inverted pyramid-shaped facade, replacing floor tiles and lamp posts in the plaza, increasing the number of toilets, and renovating the staircase leading to MTR Hung Hom Station.
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