Hong Kong – The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Hong Kong Chapter proudly announces the winners of its prestigious 2024 Honors & Awards Program. This annual event showcases exceptional achievements in architecture, interiors, urban design, and unbuilt projects from our members and licensed architects across Hong Kong, China, and the Asia Pacific region.

The AIA International Conference 2024, held from October 23rd to 27th, brought together a vibrant mix of architects, designers, and thought leaders in Hong Kong, all united under the theme "Architectural Intelligence." Hosted by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), this year’s conference took place at The Henderson, a stunning architectural marvel designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, providing a breathtaking backdrop for discussions on the future of architecture.

The American Institute of Architects - Hong Kong Chapter (AIA Hong Kong) has announced an esteemed partnership for their upcoming AIA International Conference scheduled to take place in Hong Kong this October 24th - 26th. The association has revealed that The Henderson, one of Hong Kong's newest and most architecturally distinguished landmarks, will serve as the official Venue Sponsor for the highly anticipated event.

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

Swan & Maclaren Architects Group Director, Lim Chai Boon presenting to Assoc Prof Dr. Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim (Minister of State), Mr. Masagos Zulkifli (Minister for Social & Family Development)

The design emerged from a desire to translate the construct of a single sound wave into an overarching architectural gesture that defines the spatial qualities

Architects and designers often need to know how a design will be incorporated into its real-life location, while clients and “non-architects”