Gallery · Hong Kong
PMQ, which stands for Police Married Quarters, is a landmark creative hub located in the Soho district of Central, Hong Kong. Originally established in 1889 as the Central School, the site was later rebuilt in 1951 as the first residential quarters for married Chinese police officers. In 2010, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government designated the historic site for revitalization, transforming it into a creative design hub that officially opened to the public in 2014 under the management of the Musketeers Education and Culture Charitable Foundation alongside local design institutions. The institution's primary mission is to nurture local design talent, cultivate a vibrant creative community, and foster public appreciation for design and craftsmanship. PMQ serves as an incubator for local entrepreneurs, providing design studios, pop-up stores, and exhibition spaces for independent fashion designers, artisans, and creative professionals. Its dynamic programming includes large-scale design exhibitions, community art projects, and creative workshops, making it a critical hub for cross-disciplinary collaboration and a major destination for contemporary lifestyle and design culture in Asia.