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China Guardian (Hong Kong) welcomes move to new office

2018-06-08

With the development of its Hong Kong business, China Guardian’s Hong Kong Office and China Guardian (HK) Auctions Co Ltd will move to a new address at Lippo Centre in Admiralty, the political center of Hong Kong, on June 11.

A view of Lippo Centre in Admiralty, Hong Kong.

Lippo Centre, completed in early 1988, was designed by the famous American architect Paul Rudolph with assistance from Wang Ouyang (Hong Kong) Architects. It is conveniently located in the center of the commercial zone.

A computer rendering of the new office for China Guardian (Hong Kong).

Since its first auction in Hong Kong in 2012, China Guardian (HK) has grown up with the support of everyone. In order to tie into Hong Kong business development and provide better and more diversified services for everyone, the China Guardian (HK) Office will move to a new location in Admiralty. We look forward to meeting you at our new space!

The new office for China Guardian (HK) has an area of more than 10,000 square feet, including a large exhibition space where an opening exhibition – details to be announced – will be held.

A view of the entrance for the Lippo Centre in Admiralty, Hong Kong.

Hu Yanyan, President of China Guardian (HK) Auctions Co Ltd:

Last year, China Guardian’s new corporate headquarters, the Beijing Guardian Art Center on the 1st Wangfujing Street in Beijing, officially opened, turning a brand-new page in our business. And China Guardian (HK) has just passed another milestone, the fifth anniversary of its establishment. The number of auction categories has also increased from two to five.

In just a few years, China Guardian (HK) has generated a turnover of more than HK$4.5 billion, allowing everyone to witness the possibility of Hong Kong as an international arena.

The Asian art market is booming. China Guardian (HK) has seized this opportunity and enjoyed steady and robust growth since settling in Hong Kong.

The new office will provide a more spacious and complete base for our Hong Kong business development, which will help us to strive for excellence among fierce competition and move ahead with innovation. We look forward to providing our customers and collectors with more outstanding, professional and comprehensive services in the new office. We will join hands with you to write a new chapter in China Guardian (HK)’s history.