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The Putman

Hong Kong · Independent · Near Luxury

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Andrée Putman, who designed Morgans in New York, conceived The Putman in 2007 as 28 apartments at 202 Queen's Road Central. Each one takes a full floor, about 1,300 square feet, with a private lift lobby, and she specified the glass facade, the plans, and the furniture, including her Crescent Moon sofa. The door is in Sheung Wan, a walk from Hollywood Road, on the western stretch of Queen's Road Central.

About The Putman

History

Andrée Putman conceived The Putman in 2007 with National Properties Holdings and Citigroup Property Investors. She oversaw the site, the glass facade, the plans, and the interiors, and she described it as the next step after Morgans in New York, which she dated to 1983. Twenty-eight one-bedroom apartments, each a full floor of about 1,300 square feet with a private dual-lift lobby, were aimed at long-stay business guests. A March 2007 report expected an April opening. The launch party was on 4 June 2007. Her studio still lists the project as a 2007 aparthotel.

The setting

The door is 202 Queen's Road Central in Sheung Wan, on the western stretch of that road, a walk from Hollywood Road and the galleries. Sheung Wan station is the nearer stop. The business core of Central is further east.

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