Lee Theatre Plaza, Skyscraper in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Lee Theatre Plaza is a 22-story building located at 99 Percival Street that houses office spaces and shopping facilities. The structure serves as a mixed-use development in a dense commercial zone.
A theater stood on this site from 1927 until its closure in 1991, serving audiences with Cantonese opera and performance arts. The current building replaced it as part of the area's development into a modern commercial zone.
The plaza occupies a site once filled with live performances and local audiences gathering for entertainment. Today, it carries forward that spirit of community gathering in its modern form as a shopping and office destination.
The plaza sits next to Causeway Bay MTR Station and connects with various bus routes serving the area. Its central location makes it easy to reach by public transportation or on foot from nearby streets.
The original theater's construction brought over 200 craftspeople from Shanghai who completed intricate stonework even as labor strikes disrupted the city. This remarkable effort under difficult circumstances became a forgotten chapter of the building's creation.
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