Nostalgia without the cheap tricks? This food court in Hong Kong’s iconic Jardine House shows it can be done
Jardine House, an iconic tower on the Hong Kong skyline, was completed in 1972. Back then, it was Asia’s tallest building. ‘Like most towers of the era,’
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