Residents can escape the city chaos on the Skypark roof terrace by Concrete
Last month, a new clubhouse opened 28-storeys above the densely-populated district of Mongkok. Known for its high concentration of bars, clubs and restaurants, buildings in the area often combine hospitality with residential living and incorporate
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