Photos: Capturing Asia Society Hong Kong Center

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Earlier in the spring, we encouraged everyone to take out their smartphones and start snapping away at Asia Society Hong Kong Center, to submit photos to our first photo contest. The theme was photographing unique perspectives of the Center, with bonus points for capturing the horizontality of the site, which is unusual to a vertical, "skyscraper " city like Hong Kong.

Through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, we received 116 submissions and we want to share with you some of the photos. From capturing the Imminent Domain: Designing the Life of Tomorrow exhibits — William Lim's Bamboo Wind Pavilion, Wendy W. Fok's La Technologie Culturelle d’Objet, Dylan Kwok's Skyscrapers, Arnold Chan's Dual Transformation (in collaboration with Michael Sillitoe) and Kai-Yin Lo's Innovating Eternal Designs that Link Yesterday and Tomorrow — to our historical site — Yasumoto Bridge, Lighting Passage inside the Miller Theater (Former Magazine B) and the veranda of the Starr-Greenberg Building (Former Laboratory) — we also see photos that captured favorite moments at the Center, such as AsiaVersary's fashion show.