Sorrento, Hong Kong

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Sorrento
擎天半島
Information
Location Flag of Hong Kong Hong Kong, China
Status Complete
Constructed 2000 - 2003
Opening 2003
Use Residential
Roof 256 m (839.9 ft)
Floor count 75
Companies
Architect Wong & Ouyang

Sorrento (traditional Chinese: 擎天半島) is a residential complex on the reclamation in west of Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The complex contains five buildings named Sorrento 1 through to Sorrento 6. In common with many developments in Hong Kong, tower 4 is omitted because the Cantonese number "4" is a homophone for the Cantonese word "death". The tallest tower, Sorrento 1, is 256 metres (841 feet) tall with 75 floors, it is the tallest residential building of Hong Kong, and fifth-tallest residential building in the world. All five buildings of the complex were completed in 2003.

Located at Kowloon Station of the MTR, Sorrento comprises five towers with ascending height. Completed in 2003, it was built by the Wharf Estate Development Ltd. and MTR Corporation.

All five towers were designed by Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd and follow the same design however reduced in height consecutively with the tallest being Sorrento 1 and the shortest being Sorrento 6. There is a gap between Sorrento 2 and Sorrento 3, where a foot bridge connects the Sorrento residential complex to Kowloon Station and the Elements Mall.

There are only two duplexes in the entire complex: Unit 81C and 81D of Sorrento 1.

Rank Name Chinese name Height (ft) Height (m) Floor count
1 Sorrento 1 擎天半島第一座 841 256 75
2 Sorrento 2 擎天半島第二座 773 236 66
3 Sorrento 3 擎天半島第三座 715 218 64
4 Sorrento 5 擎天半島第五座 696 212 62
5 Sorrento 6 擎天半島第六座 676 206 60
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