Building & Engineering

Government approves 10 building plans in November

Government approves 10 building plans in November

Consent has been given for work to start on five building projects.
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HA to assess 2026/27 budget plan as constructions cost rise

HA to cut annual operational costs by 2% for two years

Gov’t tightens scaffold net rules after Tai Po fire

Construction sites are monitored; authorities enforce safety regulations strictly.

Government completes $4.1b new buildings in September

It also certified buildings with up to 100,005 square metres for occupation.

Only 2% of Hong Kong firms are fully AI-ready: report

Only 52% of local firms think they can capture financial value in AI, Cisco study finds.

HKCA launches new guidelines for carbon-smart construction sites

The HKCA also launched the Carbon Smart Construction Site Labelling Scheme.

Gov’t approves four building plans in July

The department also received 2,773 reports about unauthorised building works.

LandsD, PolyU to drive geospatial and smart city development

Both parties will establish a Joint Research Centre.

Improved certification scheme helps SMEs to go green

Certification Scheme 2.0 expands access and support for small firms.

HKSTP launches search for San Tin Technopole development partners

The Technopole is expected to provide high-quality, sustainable infrastructure tailored for global and local technology enterprises.

New World Development defers perpetual bond coupons payment

It will defer on a total of four payments due in June.

Gov’t unveils improved green product certification scheme

This follows the CIC Green Product Certification Scheme launched in 2019.

Gov’t refuses contractor's renewal application

The company will be removed from the general building contractors register on 20 June.

Gov't approves 15 building plans in March

It also issued 23 occupation permits.

Breaking down silos: The key to Hong Kong's urban future

As Hong Kong faces increasingly complex urban challenges, it is becoming clear that isolated expertise is no longer sufficient.