Discussing Central and the Harbourfront 中環及海濱發展討論

Discussing Central and the Harbourfront 
中環及海濱發展討論

On 25, 26 and 27 June, The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Urban Land Institute Asia Pacific (ULI) are conducting forums and workshops to engage stakeholders on the design and future uses of Central and the harbourfront. 

25 June.

HKU - Discussion on Central and the Harbourfront, on Public Space and the City 
Time: 4:30pm - 7:00pm
Venue: HUB (S710-711), 7/F, Block A, PMQ
           35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong 

Speakers:
Mr. Simon Bee (Managing Director – Global Design, Benoy)
Mr. Mark Blackwell (Creative Director, FRSA, CMLI, DipLA, BA (Hons))
Mr. Peter Dampier (Marketing and Relationships Director, Asia Pacific and India, BuroHappold Engineering)
Mr. Paul Zimmerman (District Councillor, Pokfulam; CEO, Designing Hong Kong)

26 June.

HKU - Discussion on Central Waterfront, its Landscape, and Urban Potentials
Venue: HUB (S710-711), 7/F, Block A, PMQ
           35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong 

Central waterfront and its landscape
Time: 2:30pm - 4:30pm

Mr. Michael Kokora (HKU Assistant Professor-Master of Architecture and Landscape Architecture)
Ms. Valarie Portefaix (Principal and Co-founder of MAP Office)
Ms. Tiffany Lau (Executive Director of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) in Hong Kong)

Urban potentials in the Central district
Time: 5:00 pm - 7:00pm

Mr. Fai Au (HKU Assistant Professor - BAAS, MArch design studios)
Mr. Wallace Chang Ping Hung (Fellow of HKIA; Registered Architect in Hong Kong and China; Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, HKU)
Ms. Corrin Chan (Chair of Hong Kong Architecture Centre, Director of AOS Architecture)

For more information: https://goo.gl/Q9fWUG.

27 June.

ULI Central Harbourfront Site 3 Workshop
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Venue: City Gallery
           3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong

A roundtable workshop to engage stakeholders on the future of Site 3 at the Central Harbourfront. If you wish to participate in discussing the design, development and the framework for a public-private partnership, please confirm your participation by emailing Kitty Tang at [email protected] by 5 pm,  Friday, 22 June.