The roof sealing ceremony for the Administrative Office Building of Midea Heyou International Hospital was held on May 27, 2022 .

Shangrao Building Tech-Park project was completed by the end of 2021 and won China Construction Engineering Luban Prize. ​

Sika is Recognized in Build4Asia Awards 2022 – Outstanding Building Materials Awarded Products : Sikafloor®-2640

Gammon Construction is pleased to announce it has been awarded a HK$2.6 billion (US$331 million) contract by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group to construct an A-grade office building in Causeway Bay.

Before the transformation, Uppsala’s public administration was spread across the city. With the addition of 13,500m2 and a comprehensive transformation of the existing building from 1957, all 1,800 employees now work under the same roof.

With a groundbreaking ceremony led by Denmark’s Minister of the Interior and Housing Kaare Dybvad Bek, construction has officially begun at Marmormolen.

This office block stands on avenue Friedland, a few hundred yards from the arc de Triomphe.

CBRE has been appointed as the sole agent for the sale of a rare en-bloc industrial building located at No. 166 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, via public tender. The tender closing date is 18 November 2021 (Thursday) at 12:00 noon.

Architects and developers may have to start prioritising net zero over net-to-gross floor area if future buildings are to meet challenging carbon reduction targets, write sustainability experts David Cheshire, Alex Duckworth and Adam Parkes.

From mass timber buildings to future-focused furniture, architects need to prioritize the entire supply chain of sustainable building materials writes Andy Cohen, co-CEO of Gensler.

A vital first defence in controlling the spread of infection in any building.

The first premium-grade office tower in the Philippines to be erected after 2000, the Zuellig Building is notable for its environmentally conscious design, distinctive facade, and superior finishes.

The new tile fixing product: weberset TF ECO series has been given the Outstanding Building Materials in Build4Asia Awards 2020

Laminate flooring, commonly known as seamless flooring, has recently become popular in Hong Kong due to its low price and beautiful appearance.

Reader Ms. Wu settles in the United States and returns to Hong Kong from time to time for vacation. On December 17th last year, she bought a high-rise unit at Block No. 80, Robin Giant Road, Central, with an area of ​​1,200 square meters.

UCS Xiucheng Design Building Interior Integration Cross-border Design New Work-Club In Woods has been officially put into use.

Wellbeing is everything and air pollution can influence our wellbeing. We highlight some key factors and what you can do to change the environment for the better.

Understand the science of sound and get an insight into Architectural Acoustics from experts.

Hong Kong, 28 May 2024 – Since its launch in 1996, Building Environmental Assessment Method (or its latest name, BEAM Plus) has been a leading rating tool adopted in Hong Kong for assessing the sustainability performance of buildings. On 27 May 2024, the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) and BEAM Society Limited (BSL) announced the release of the BEAM Plus Existing Buildings (EB) (Global Version) V1.0 and held a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony for applying BEAM Plus to projects outside Hong Kong. Over 60 industry leaders witnessed this important milestone as BEAM Plus expanded its service scope to regions outside Hong Kong, including the Mainland, Belt and Road Regions and Europe. While this important move will actively assist the development of green building in adjacent and overseas regions, the BEAM Plus EB (Global Version) serves as a versatile tool that can adapt to different climate types and flexibly assess the building sustainability based on applicable standards of diverse geographical locations. It can also work in synergy with other green building rating systems around the globe to provide a more comprehensive assessment of sustainability performance.

The principal of ‘prepare for the worst, hope for the best’ is never more relevant than when designing buildings to withstand earthquakes.