Yau Tong Centre is the first housing estate in Hong Kong under the Private Sector Participation Scheme (PSPS), consisting of nine buildings constructed between 1980 and 1981. Its foundations are four shopping malls, of which three shopping malls and Ka Wing Street enclose a semi-open plaza that becomes the location of the rest garden. The rest garden takes the heavy flowerbed on the north-south midline as its axis of symmetry. On its east and west sides are continuous zigzag-shaped wooden pavilions and flowerbeds with two-way seating. The garden is about 1 metre above the ground of Yau Tong Centre. Eight steps and six staircases are placed on the rest garden’s three boundaries, respectively connecting to the basement levels and first floors of the three shopping malls. The rest garden is highly functional, view-enhancing, and accessible.