Compare to the former headquarters on Po Yan Street, Sheung Wan, the Causeway Bay headquarters enjoys a greater space. A garden is included in the headquarters to provide adequate recreational space for the children without the need to leave their homes.

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Po Leung Kuk, the Board of the Kuk chose to erect a Chinese pavilion to compliment the Chinese renaissance architectural style of the Kuk headquarters.

Between 1896 and 1932, the headquarters of Po Leung Kuk was located on Po Yan Street in Sheung Wan. A commemorative stone was laid on the former HQ at its opening ceremony, but the stone was left behind when the Kuk relocated to Causeway Bay. The original site was returned to Tung Wah Hospital.

When construing the Po Leung Kuk headquarters, bamboos made of glazed tiles were chosen to as the wall encompassing the site. The base for the bamboos were made of shanghai plaster, a type of cement plaster emerged in East Asia and commonly found in 1930s architectures.

The iconic feature of the Po Leung Kuk headquarters compound is its paifang, a Chinese architectural arch, at the front gate. Built in 1932, the paifang features six columns and inscribed with three pairs of Chinese couplets. The couplets were composed by three former scholar officials from the Hanlin Academy of the Qing dynasty – Zhu Ru-zhen, Cen Guang-yue and Wen Su.