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Murray House is a Victorian-style building in Hong Kong, named after Sir George Murray, who was the Director of Ordnance at the time of its construction. Originally located at the junction of Garden Road and Queensway in Central on Hong Kong Island, the building was later relocated to the Stanley waterfront. When it was dismantled in 1982, the Hong Kong government had already planned to reconstruct it elsewhere. Over 3,000 granite blocks were carefully numbered, and in 1998, the building was reassembled in Stanley. From March 29 to June 18, 2025, Link REIT will collaborate with local design and arts NGO Design Trust to host the exhibition “Future • Design Trust Festival 2025: The Art of Transformation” at Murray House. The event will feature five main exhibitions and multiple public installations spread throughout Murray House and the Stanley waterfront. 00:00 Introduction 00:53 Architecture features 02:18 History 03:43 Urban Legend 04:33 Demolition & Relocation 06:21 Changes after reconstruction 07:49 Now and then #hongkongheritage #central #hongkongtouristspot #architecturalheritage #hongkongarchitecture