Five years ago, Swiss architects Herzog & De Meuron completed Tai Kwun in Hong Kong, a former British police station and prison-cell compound turned cultural centre. If ever there was a building haunted by the ghosts of a colonial past, this was it: a dense network of structures of control set around prison yards and parade grounds. Their newer building M+, which bills itself as “Asia’s first global museum of visual culture”, is almost its exact opposite.
五年前，瑞士建筑事務所赫爾佐格和德梅隆(Herzog & De Meuron)在香港完成了大館(Tai Kwun)的設計。大館曾是英國殖民時代的警署和監獄，后來變成了文化中心。它是一座無比典型的被殖民歷史的幽靈所困擾的建筑：圍繞著監獄院子和閱兵場的密集建筑構成了嚴密控制的結構網絡。而這家建筑事務所的新作品，自稱為“亞洲第一個全球視覺文化博物館”的香港M+博物館，則幾乎完全相反。
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