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In 1963, Dr Li Shu Fan offered his remarkable generosity to the Faculty of Medicine in its development. He donated a premise of over 80,000 square feet on Sassoon Road and a building named after him was inaugurated in 1965 and extended in 1972. The Li Shu Fan Building housed the 4 pre-clinical departments of the Faculty, namely Anatomy, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Physiology. Next to the Li Shu Fan Building is the Patrick Manson Building where the Faculty Office, the Medical Library and the Department of Community Medicine are accomodated. Most of the teaching during the first two years was conducted in the Li Shu Fan Building at Sassoon Road.
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21 Sassoon Road

In 1997, the Faculty envisaged its further development of quality medical education and research activities that are significantly conducive to the Hong Kong community. It commenced to work on the re-development of the current pre-clinical school and a new clinical research centre at the site of the previous Northcote College of Education at Sassoon Road. The new building provides a gross floor area of 48, 250m2 to accommodate the relocated pre-clinical departments and the Medical Library as well as a clinical research centre. It comprises a 13-storey Laboratory Block, where the Hong Kong Jockey Club Clinical Research Centre is housed and advanced medical research will be carried out, and a 10-storey curvilinear Academic & Administration Block which includes a hi-tech conference centre, a medical library, seminar rooms, an education centre, and offices. This magnificent building helps to realize the concept of housing medical teaching and research under one roof. The complex is one of the best-equipped medical education and research centres in the region. Not only does it stand as a new landmark on Sassoon Road, but it also signifies that the Faculty has moved into a new era of biomedical science.