Central Market is one of the oldest wet markets and an architectural landmark in Hong Kong. The current fourth generation of Central Market was built in 1939. It has received a contemporary renovation for conservation and revitalization project under the Urban Renewal Authority. For restoration and preservation works for this 80-year-old grade three historic building, the Market's original built appearance, structure, and features remain mostly – different entrances lead into the Market; the building involves functionalism for each floor; the traditional terrazzo and Shanghai plastering are widely used; lampshades are hanged as the symbol of the classic wet market as well as historical red brick walls kept as a testament to its predecessor. It also introduced the urban oasis concept with green plants; used different-sized event zones for various performances and exhibitions; and separated shops by low-level partitions etc. Through this professional guided tour by the Property Management Department of Chinachem Group, members learned about history, conservation and revitalization. The tour had a total of 53 participants.