Lee On Road Sitting-out Area

建於1980年代末的利安道休憩處呈月牙狀，依靠在利安道北端的拐彎處北側新清水灣道防護斜坡下，休憩處西端出入口旁的順利德福伯公廟則於2004年擴展至現今規模。伯公廟的化寶盆則放置在休憩處內，由廟宇的住持管理。休憩處由三條帶狀的種植池和步道與利安道彎道平行，自然而然地向內過渡，層層遞進。沿著第二層的走廊開拓出四個向馬路突出的臺地，設有長椅和屋頂狀的遮陰亭，在第三層則設有約10米長的緩緩傾斜的鵝卵石步道，並緊密地種植魚尾葵作為屏障以隔開場地和斜坡。休憩處和伯公廟既是四順的人與人的情感連結，同時是使得城市原本邊角空間轉化為有社會凝聚力的情感場所。

Built in the late 1980s, the crescent-shaped Lee On Road Sitting-out Area rests against the protective slope of New Clear Water Bay Road north of the bend at the northern end of Lee On Road. Next to the west entrance of the sitting-out area is the Shun Lee Tak Fuk Pak Kung Temple, which was expanded to its current size in 2004. Yet its joss-paper burner, an important piece to Chinese spiritual worship, remains in the sitting-out area managed by temple abbots. In the sitting-out area, three band-shaped planting beds and paths are arranged parallel to the bend of Lee On Road in a natural and layered inward transition. Along the corridor on the second floor, four terraces with benches and gable-roofed arbours are protruding from the road, while the third floor has a 10-metres long cobblestone walkway gently tilting. Caryota mitis are planted in close packs as a screen between the site and the slope. The sitting-out area and Pak Kung Temple are not only the emotional bond among Sze Shun residents, but also a transformation from an urban marginal space into a socially cohesive and emotive place.