香港太空馆1977年2月动工,1980年9月竣工。它位于尖沙嘴火车站旧址,南临海港,与香港岛繁华的中环遥遥相对。占地0.8公顷,耗资6000万港元。太空馆本身体量不大,但所在地段开阔舒展,建筑造型新颖流畅,令人瞩目。馆分东西两翼。东冀呈蛋形,是本馆核心部分,楼上是天象厅和办公用房,底层是展览厅和制作间。西翼呈多边形,楼层设有太阳科学展览厅和小吃店,底层设演讲厅和天文书店。东西两翼是两个造型殊异的实体。中间是大片玻璃墙面和天窗的通透的连接体,它是水平交通和垂直交通枢纽,在体形上则是蛋形和多边形的过渡。东翼外形的蛋体使人有一种生 The Hong Kong Space Museum started construction in February 1977 and was completed in September 1980. It is located on the former site of Tsimshatsui Railway Station, facing the sea port in the south, and is opposite to the bustling Central District of Hong Kong Island. Covers an area of ​​0.8 hectares and costs 60 million Hong Kong dollars. The Space Museum has a small body, but the location is open and stretched, and the architectural design is novel and smooth. Museum points east and west wings. The East Tower is egg-shaped and is the core part of the museum. The Sky Room and office space are upstairs. The ground floor is the exhibition hall and the production room. The west wing is polygonal, with a solar science exhibition hall and snack bar on the floor, and a lecture hall and a bookstore on the ground floor. The two wings of the east and west are two differently shaped entities. In the middle is a transparent connection between large glass walls and skylights. It is a horizontal traffic and vertical traffic hub. In the shape of the body, it is a transition between egg and polygon. The shape of the egg on the east wing gives people a kind of life.