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Engaging the Public






At the ArchSD, we believe an informed and engaged public is pivotal to shaping Hong Kong’s sustainable built environment. Through diverse outreach initiatives, we connect the community with our projects while enhancing public understanding of architectural innovation’s role in sustainable urban development.
Our multi-faceted approach – from public competitions and carnivals to expert lectures, site visits and knowledge exchange – serves three core objectives: promoting knowledge exchange on cutting-edge construction solutions, nurturing future built-environment talents, and fostering community collaboration for continuous progress.
“One Community – Built from the Heart” Photo and Short Video Competition
Launched in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China, this competition invited the public to creatively capture Hong Kong’s architectural landscape through photography and videography.
Attracting 1 170 entries from the public and students, the initiative promoted appreciation for public architecture while encouraging artistic expressions of our community’s built environment.

“Science in the Public Service” 2024 Forum and Lecture Series:
How Can Technology Create Climate-Resilient Living Environments

Experience Sharing : Application of Multi-trade Integrated Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing in New Government Building

Site Visit : Advancing Net Zero – Refurbishment of Toilet Blocks at Pet Garden of Central and Western District Promenade
Promoting Cultural Heritage
The ArchSD is a passionate steward of Hong Kong’s built heritage, dedicated to conserving the city’s iconic landmarks. We are committed to transforming historic buildings into valuable community assets, repurposing them as cultural landmarks that support sustainable development and foster public engagement.
Notable revitalised historic buildings – including Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, Dr. SUN Yat-sen Museum, Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal, Oil Street Art Space, Old Aberdeen Police Station, Woodside Biodiversity Education Centre, Former French Mission Building and Former Kowloon British School – continue to thrive as vibrant, functional spaces. These treasured sites embody Hong Kong’s enduring legacy, serving as both living history and dynamic contributors to the city’s rich culture. Each project stands as a testament to innovative conservation and the creation of a lasting heritage for future generations.
Heritage Display Wall at FUN Centre, APB Centre

Tsinghua University Delegation Visit

Public Exhibitions

Hong Kong Engineers Week Carnival 2024

InnoCarnival 2024













