Tips & Ideas

Arup has appointed new East Asia Region leadership, reaffirming our dedication to shaping a digitally-enabled sustainable future for the region

Online Submission is now available!! The biennial Green Building Award – a prestigious accolade co-organised by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) and the Professional Green Building Council (PGBC)

Build4Asia 2023 is just round the corner! Returning from 10-12 May at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, our title show will welcome distinguished brands from across all Asia, such as China Machinery Engineering Corporation, Solution Expert Technology Limited and Certis to showcase their advanced technologies, and more! Bringing you the latest building solutions, technical knowledge and industry know-how, whether you are looking to source new products or gain insights to the developing trends within the industry, at Build4Asia, we’ve got it all.

APIDA 2023 Open Enrollment Now Call for Entries until 31 July 2023

Taikoo Place and Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation Co-Present “PROJECT AFTER 6: Mou Man Tai”, an Original Musical Comedy Staged at ArtisTree in June

HONG KONG, May 29, 2023 — The 2023 AIA Hong Kong Honors & Awards Launch Event was held on May 24th at The Oasis, Central Market, with the theme Inspiring Innovation.

The latest version of the “Hong Kong: Green Building in Action” brochure has just been published by the Hong Kong Green Building Council to provide an update on Hong Kong's green building development status. Containing the most up-to-date figures and concise new infographics, the brochure showcases the evolution of the city’s built environment, including the HKGBC’s efforts and initiatives, as well as the outstanding achievements of BEAM Plus, Hong Kong’s local green building assessment tool.

Provides Definitions, Calculation Tools, and Benchmarks to Achieve Industry Goals Contributes to the Path of Carbon Neutrality in Hong Kong

Throughout 2022, climate change had a dramatic impact on our planet and populations, from catastrophic floods in Pakistan to record-breaking droughts in South Asia. These are just a few examples of the climate impacts we are suffering at only 1.15°C above pre-industrial temperatures. However, as climate science clearly demonstrates, based on current policies, we are heading for much higher temperatures with a 2.8°C rise predicted by the end of the century. The worst is yet to come.

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