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How architects can run successful practices in the current economic climate and seize new opportunities" is the focal point of an upcoming event. The event features Paul Gardner, a Corporate Affiliate from fresh accounting, who will be sharing valuable insights on various topics such as project-based accounting, budgeting and forecasting, cash flow management, technology integration, risk mitigation, strategic financial planning, employee compensation, and succession planning.

Incorporated into BEAM Plus and the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) for Sustainable Building Evaluation and Green Finance Development

The AIA International Conference 2024 (AIAISC'24) is a 3-day virtual conference scheduled to take place from March 14 to 16, 2024. The conference will delve into the theme of "Decarbonizing Construction: From Material Production to Preservative Adaptive Reuse."

In a quest to explore the intersection of collaboration, cultural diversity, and architectural practice, Eric, a representative from the AIA Hong Kong Chapter, embarked on an enlightening journey to New York City. During his visit, Eric had the opportunity to delve into the vibrant design scene, engaging with three prominent architectural firms: Buro Koray Duman, Gehl Architects, and Henning Larsen. Their groundbreaking approaches to collaboration have redefined the boundaries of architectural practice, paving the way for innovative solutions in an increasingly interconnected world

Co-organized by Allied Sustainability and Environmental Consultants Group Limited (AEC Group), CRREM - Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor, and GBA Carbon Neutrality Association (GBACNA), this webinar aims to introduce the 8-month Net Zero Real Estate Pioneers for China and Hong Kong CRREM Early Adopter Program that informs, instructs, and encourage the adoption of the CRREM-SBTi aligned decarbonization pathways in Hong Kong and Mainland China.

In a gathering of over 400 architects, the event featured keynote speeches and more than 12 breakout learning sessions. The discussions revolved around defining the practice of architecture and advocating for the rights of architects and the communities they serve. Witnessing hundreds of architects traveling to the capital to address the needs of their local constituents, forge new connections within local and international chapters, and delve into topics of mutual interest was a truly enlightening experience. Additionally, the event introduced the term "architectural pivots," expanding the scope of architectural pursuits.

Organised by The Hong Kong Institute of Architects Biennale Foundation (HKIABF) in partnership with The Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA), with Create Hong Kong (CreateHK) of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR Government) as the Lead Sponsor. The Kuala Lumpur-Nanjing-Hong Kong Roving Architecture Exhibition (the Roving Architecture Exhibition) with the theme “Harmony in Diversity - Connecting the Metropolis by In-Between” held the official opening of its final stop at the Kai Tak AIRSIDE on 23rd February 2024. The exhibition is one of the “HKIA Roving Architecture Exhibitions” series, which was successfully held in Kuala Lumpur and Nanjing last year, and the Hong Kong stop to be held at Kai Tak AIRSIDE from 23rd February to 11th March. The exhibition is open to the public for free admission.

"Transformative Hong Kong" Exhibition is pleased to announce the next talk in the Curatorial Conversation Series will be held this coming Saturday.

Jointly organised by The Hong Kong Institute of Architects Biennale Foundation and The Hong Kong Institute of Architects, with Create Hong Kong of the HKSAR Government as the Lead Sponsor, the “HKIA Roving Architecture Exhibitions” (Roving Exhibitions series) touring in Venice, Kuala Lumpur and Nanjing last year, is finally returned to Hong Kong. This final stop contains the response exhibition to the “Transformative Hong Kong” Exhibition at the 18th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale Di Venezia with Hong Kong Arts Development Council as Co-organiser to be held at the Central Market from today to 11th March, as well as the Hong Kong stop of the “Harmony in Diversity – Connecting the Metropolis by in-between” Kuala Lumpur-Nanjing-Hong Kong Roving Architecture Exhibition which will be staged at Kai Tak AIRSIDE from 23rd February to 11th March. Both exhibitions are open to the public for free admission.

Originally opened in 1952, the State Theatre is Hong Kong's last surviving large-scale theatre and currently a Grade I listed historic building. In October 2020, Adrian Cheng of New World Development (NWD) announced a conservation project to meticulously conserve and transform this iconic building into a premier cultural and arts venue: