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熱愛城市探險和攝影的細Dan探索一座新界廢棄客家大宅，有80多年歷史，為三級歷史建築。大宅是一座中西合璧的兩層建築，有圓石柱、雕有石刻的牆壁、木製的門杉，天井樓上有雕花圍欄。
2019 年年尾落實活化計劃，活化構思擬保留其客家建築特色，並參照原來建築設計面貌復修，糅合中西設計風格，活化後將租予社企。
本文是以介紹廢墟背後的故事和歷史為出發點，並以「不公開地點」、「不破壞一物」為大原則來探索城市中的荒廢故事。
Dan, who loves urban exploration and photography, discovers an abandoned Hakka mansion in the New Territories. The mansion has a history of over 80 years and is rated as a Grade 3 historical building. It is a two-storey building blending Chinese and Western styles, with round stone pillars, carved stone walls, wooden gate firs, and carved fences around the central lightwell on the upper floor.
A revitalisation plan was confirmed at the end of 2019. The plan intends to retain its Hakka architectural characteristics, and to restore it with reference to the original architectural design, combining Chinese and Western design styles, and lease it to social enterprises afterwards.
This article aims at the introduction of the story and history behind the abandoned places, and urban exploration is based on the principle of “not revealing the location” and “not destroying anything”.
