The New York Times reports on the plans for the M+ Museum, an anchor of the West Kowloon Cultural District on Hong Kong’s waterfront, and the issues the city is facing in fully realizing its impressive scope after delays, infighting departures of key project members. “We have achieved everything we set out to do so far,” says Lars Nittve, the executive director of M+. “But it’s probably taken four to five times more work to make it happen compared to my experience in the London and Scandinavian situations. Almost every day and night is spent arguing.”
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