Located on Hongkong Street, this modern three-story shophouse with an attic was formerly occupied by the traditional sundries trader Kwong Tuck Cheong since the 1970s.

The building's façade features, which supported its function during its prime, and artefacts such as the hoisting systems and inscriptions, have been thoughtfully preserved and restored to maintain a piece of Hongkong Street's historical heritage, renowned for its trade houses.

The original design of the open timber attic and jack roof, as well as the spiral staircase (constructed of 2" thin concrete), have also been carefully conserved as part of the original building structure, while adhering to contemporary building codes and regulations.