Building Positioning
Genesis is located in the revitalised Wong Chuk Hang district and is a building serving both industrial and creative uses. As Wong Chuk Hang has transformed from a traditional industrial zone, many industrial buildings have been progressively revitalised to house design, art and creative industries, and Genesis is one of them. It is positioned for design studios, artists, and creative and small-scale production firms, and is known for flexible floor uses and comparatively accessible rents. Compared with pure Grade A offices, its space use is more flexible, with ceiling heights and floor-loading generally better suited to studios, display or light production, making it an important part of the Wong Chuk Hang creative ecosystem.
Location and Transport
The building is within walking distance of Wong Chuk Hang Station on the South Island Line, giving convenient access to Admiralty, Central and other core areas. The line's opening greatly improved Wong Chuk Hang's connectivity, and together with local buses, minibuses and routes via the Aberdeen Tunnel to other Island districts, overall transport is markedly better than before revitalisation. For creative firms that frequently move works, equipment or receive visitors, the proximity to the MTR station is especially attractive for both commuting and client visits.
Floor Specifications
As an industrial-and-creative building, Genesis generally offers more flexible floor plates, with ceiling heights and floor-loading more generous than typical offices, suited to studios, display space, storage or light production areas. Units can be used flexibly to combine office and creative functions. The property provides cargo lifts and basic management support for moving equipment and works. Compared with Grade A stock, its specifications are closer to the practical operating needs of creative and industrial tenants, and units of varying area and use can be sourced across different floors.
Tenant Mix and Rental Positioning
Tenants are mainly design, art and creative studios and small industrial-related firms, including start-ups and individual practitioners. Rents generally sit within a reasonable range for revitalised Wong Chuk Hang industrial buildings, offering more flexibility and value than Grade A offices, with actual figures depending on floor, size, use and lease term; asking rents should be confirmed with an agent. Galleries, dining and creative amenities in the district continue to grow, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere, and the overall business environment is steadily maturing with the revitalisation process.