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The team at ROF Media can’t wait to see the Paris 2024 Olympics Games opening ceremony tonight! (HK Time 1:30am)
We’re excited to see Paris as it welcomes the world to celebrate the summer Olympics. We look forward to seeing all the venues and wish the organisers and all athletes from every corner of the world a triumphant Paris Games as they fight for individual glory and for the glory of their home nations! Go, go, go GOLD! 🥇
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong
Designed by Populous
Kai Tak Sports Park is a multipurpose sports venue located at the former Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong and is expected to be completed by the end of 2024, with an opening in 2025.
A Main Stadium with a fixed seating capacity of 50,000, with the theme “Pearl of the Orient” as its design inspiration, it boasts a retractable roof and flexible pitch surface that can host a wide range of international, regional and local events in any weather. An Indoor Sports Centre with a seating capacity of up to 10,000, with 80% of the seats retractable or removable that caters for different events. The venue has been designed to meet the standard of major international tournaments including badminton, basketball, gymnastics, tennis and table tennis. The ancillary sports hall offers a seating capacity of up to 500. A Public Sports Ground with a seating capacity of 5,000, suitable for hosting school sports days, athletics meets, local football and rugby matches, as well as team and athlete training sessions.
Also, Kai Tak Sports Park aims to provide world-class sports and recreational facilities to the public. Occupying 28 hectares of land, it is the Government’s most important investment in sports infrastructure in recent decades. When completed, it will become the biggest sports venue in Hong Kong.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Quzhou Stadium, Quzhou, China
Designed by MAD Architects
Quzhou is a historic city and surrounded by dense forests to the east and west, its sinuous exterior profile reflects the mountain ridge within distant view of the site while its landscape evokes those of planets imagined by visionary science fiction authors.
Despite its impressive 30,000-seat capacity, Quzhou Stadium was designed to appear as a continuation of the surrounding landscape rather than an object standing out against it. Unlike the typically fortress-like stadiums built in urban areas around the world, MAD Architects was determined to build a stadium that would embed much of the technology that went into its production so that it can instead be open to the surrounding public space from nearly every angle.
MAD Architects considers the stadium grounds as not only a dynamic park space adjacent to the city’s urban center amenable to athletic and leisurely recreation, but also an opportunity for a spiritual connection between people and nature. For Ma Yansong, the Quzhou stadium breaks away from the conventional sports architecture. It is conceived as a piece of land art that submerges itself into the nature and welcomes everyone to gather and share the sports spirit.
With this concept in mind, the undulations of the surrounding topography are carried through to the sloping facade, onto which visitors are encouraged to determine for themselves where the landscape ends and the building begins.
⭐Winner of the Sport Prize within the Completed Buildings category at the World Architecture Festival 2023
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 The Hangzhou Asian Games Baseball and Softball Sports Cultural Center, Shaoxing, China
Designed by The Architectural Design & Research Institute of Zhejiang University Co., Ltd. (UAD)
The project has a total construction area of 136,000 m2 and is divided into two sites, A and E. Site A includes a main baseball stadium with a maximum of 10,000 seats, a second baseball field with a maximum of 2,500 seats, a training gymnasium and a hotel. Site E includes a 2,000-seat main softball field and a 500-seat second softball field.
The centre consisting of baseball fields, training gymnasium, and hotel is integrated with a characteristic pedestrian covered with the membrane structure ceiling, leading people to immerse themselves in the future sports community atmosphere. Different from other similar venues, the centre has no walls. As a sports and cultural park, it is open to the public.
The cloud-like PTFE membrane structure ceiling has both tension and floating feeling, just like the wings of cloud in the sky. Under the ceiling, the sports culture commercial pedestrian in the form of semi-open blocks creates an open platform connecting the daily life of the public with sports events and has become the core driving force to stimulate the lasting vitality of the venue.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia
Designed by COX architecture
The redeveloped Allianz Stadium represents the latest in global sporting architecture whilst also responding to a critical regionalism. A true multi-use rectangular stadium, it hosts three sports: football, rugby league and rugby union. The home of the Sydney Roosters, NSW Waratahs and Sydney FC, the stadium is also ready-made for cultural and community events, a key characteristic of Sydney’s unique inner-city precinct.
A ‘stadium in the park,’ Allianz Stadium enhances the significant recreation and sports precinct at Moore Park, creating new active spaces for patrons and the community, and reinforcing Sydney’s ability to host international, national, and local events.
Driven by the ethos of ‘doing more-with-less.’ Applying this to Allianz Stadium, our roof structure used 40 per cent less steel in its construction, offering a carefully resolved stadium profile while reducing the building’s impact on its parkland location. This environmentally aware approach to design is at the heart of the project, designed to achieve a (LEED) gold rating. The new landscape doubles the number of trees on site and creates new habitats for wildlife. Access has improved for pedestrians, cyclists and patrons using public transport. The new roof provides containment of noise as well as providing protection from rain and sun.
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To answer this important question, the 2024 AIA International Conference will gather architects and designers from around the world to consider where the profession is today - and where it should be heading tomorrow - in one of the world's most fascinating cities, Hong Kong.
The American Institute of Architects will host its 2024 International Conference from October 23rd – 27th in Hong Kong. The conference, themed Architectural Intelligence, will explore the future of architecture and design, focusing on how architects can elevate their expertise, build connections, and empower buildings and communities for a better, more sustainable future.
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See you at the 2024 AIA International Conference!
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Longhua Cultural and Sports Center, Shenzhen, China
Designed by Shenzhen AUBE Architectural Engineering Design Co Ltd
This project is a comprehensive cultural and sports complex offering an integration of venues for significant competitions, performing arts events and the national fitness campaign, completed in June 2022. Covering an area of 64,90㎡ with four floors above the ground and two levels below ground, the centre encompasses functions including gymnasium, natatorium, stadium, youth palace, supporting facilities for cultural and sports activities and a roof garden scrolling over the entire complex.
The design features an urban garden in the sky that is ecologically organic, environmentally living-integrated and operationally efficient. By implanting multiple types of spatial elements, both in architecture and in landscape, the project encourages a rich variety of experiences, whilst establishing an overall image of lightness and transparency which corresponds to the notion of defining public buildings as being open and accessible.
The planned urban layout presents a pattern of a ring, three points, and three mid-sections. A circular block connects various functions; a triangle formed by a swimming pool, youth centre, and sports facilities, responds to the urban and riverside landscape; and the three mid-sections open up to various directions of the city, linking the south-facing square with the riverside views on the east and north sides.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Trojena Ski Village, NEOM, Saudi Arabia
Designed by Aedas
History is in the making as Saudi Arabia gears up to host the 10th Asian Winter Games in 2029 in Trojena, the kingdom’s most ambitious giga project. Scheduled for completion in 2026, the resort will include year-round skiing (3 months on snow and year-round synthetic “dry” skiing), retail stores, restaurants, luxury mansions, apartments and luxury hotels including serviced apartments operated by prestigious operators.
By 2030, the tourist attraction is expected to host 700,000 annual visitors and be home to as many as 7,000 residents. The iconic development is designed by a consortium of architecture firms from all over the world with Aedas masterminding the design of the ski village.
Public areas enjoy ample natural daylight thanks to the skin design, optimized with a glazing system that protects the space from undue heat gains whilst offering glare control and visual quality. Likewise, façade systems are designed to meet the aesthetic intent of the project while ensuring thermal and visual comfort of users.
Aedas Middle East, Global Design Principal, Ignacio Gomez, “For millennia, ski villages have had the same formula with multiple plots and buildings connected by roads. We challenged this convention by asking what if the village could be a building. This led us to dream up a superstructure that has the scale of a village but with all the connections and mobility happening vertically across several levels.”
Full Story, please visit: https://www.prc-magazine.com/aedas-designed-trojena-ski-village-a-futuristic-ski-destination-in-neom/
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 China Hangzhou E-sports Centre, Hangzhhou, China
Designed by Central-South Architectural Design Institute Co Ltd
China Hangzhou E-sports Centre is located in Beijingyuan Ecological Park, Gongshu District, Hangzhou, China. It is the world's first professional e-sports venue built according to the standards of the Asian Games. The site area is approximately 361,000m² and the total building area is 79,790m². The venue can accommodate 4,500 spectators.
The design concept closely revolves around the main body of the "interstellar vortex", combined with the main flow lines to form a nebula-like multilateral rotating composition. The "vortex" rotates straight up from the ground, like a naturally growing organism in the landscape. Visitors can walk along the sky walkway that circles around the building. A roof garden overlooks the adjacent park.
The skin of the E-sports centre is covered by hyperboloid anodized honeycomb aluminium plate. Against the sky, the façade reflects the surrounding environment. With the conversion of different angles of the curved surfaces, the "weight" of the buildings is gradually reduced. The dynamic silver building is like an "interstellar warship" in time and space, connecting fantasy and reality, and integrating architecture and environment.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Lusail Stadium, Lusail, Qatar
Designed by + Partners
Lusail Stadium is a remarkable structure that stands as a symbol of architectural innovation and engineering excellence. Located in the vibrant city of Lusail, Qatar, this iconic stadium serves as a testament to human ingenuity and passion for sports.
Owned by the Qatar Football Association, it is the largest stadium in Qatar and the Middle East with a seating capacity for 80,000. One of eight stadiums built for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, it hosted the 2022 FIFA World Cup final game between Argentina and France.
Its futuristic design draws inspiration from the Fanar Lantern's play of light and shadow. The shape and façade reflect intricate decorative motifs from the golden age of Arab and Islamic art that started with the establishment of the first Islamic state in 622. Innovative design elements, including high-performance facades and a sustainable roof, reduce energy consumption. The stadium's outdoor cooling technology also ensures maximum comfort. It has earned a five-star rating for sustainability under the Global Sustainability Assessment System.
Following the World Cup, it is expected to be reconfigured into a 40,000-seat stadium. Excess seating will be removed and other parts of the building repurposed as a community space with shops, cafés, athletic and education facilities, and a health clinic.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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👉 Indoor Sports Field of Shaoxing University, Zhejiang, China
Designed by The Architectural Design & Research Institute of Zhejiang University Co., Ltd
The Hexi Indoor Sports Field of Shaoxing University is located in the northwest corner of the campus, adjacent to the old streets of Shaoxing City to the west and north. Breaking through the restrictions on the crowded land in the increasingly hollowed-out old downtown area and building a sports centre, the designers committed to exploring a space that truly interacts and shares with the city and the campus.
Basketball courts, volleyball courts, 50m track and extreme sports venues with less requirements on surrounding air speed are located at the ends of the building, attracting people of all ages to come for exercise and watching games and matches. There are badminton courts, exercise rooms, and martial arts venues that require a climatic barrier and are located in the centre of the elevated floor. When the elevated floor becomes the core of the project, the sports field below the elevated floor is simply no longer the ground or the interior of the building, it is an all-weather external shared space.
People meet and communicate with each other through sports, strengthening their physical health and sharing their joy of sports. The designers hope that the indoor sports field will be open-ended and functionally flexible, with the most dynamic, inspirational and passionate team spirit naturally circulating within.
Architectural Photography: Zhao Qiang
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
Dakar National Stadium, Dakar, Senegal
Designed by Tabanlıoğlu Architects
Stadium design relies on structural engineering and architectural design. Aiming a sense of national identity and comfort of games together, the efficient relationship between spectator and performers is the major issue for the design of the National stadium. In a fan-friendly approach, besides spectators’ comfort in during games, addressing issues such as quality of facilities, the experience and comfort of using them and the continuing maintenance of these facilities, the precinct is designed as a dynamic “fan zone” where sports lovers gather even before getting into the stadium.
Part of a masterplan, the stadium project aims to create a relationship between the stadium area and the urban tissue, visually and socially. Providing punctual information and at the same time enhancing the character of the stadium and the public realm, clear, simple and consistent signage ensures the spectator’s safe and enjoyable experience.
Meeting FIFA and CAF standards for the African Cup of Nations (CAN), design includes hard and soft landscaping and enhancement of the area around the stadium with a gross capacity of 50,000 seats, formed around a 105 x 68m football pitch. In addition to lower and upper tiers there are skyboxes and a president’s box, as well as 1045 seats for VIP spectators. The annexed facilities are for athletes to train and for track-and-field sports, and field events.
Aiming for an operating life of at least 50 years, robust and long-lasting finishes, materials and components were preferred while implementing sustainable design principles that include commitments related to energy, water, materials, waste, ecology and transport, besides operational efficiency.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics🥇🥉🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
Jinqiang International Competition Center Stadium and Supporting Facilities, Chengdu, China
Designed by ZFZ Architectural Design Co., Ltd.
Jinqiang International Competition Centre is a comprehensive project built over a subway, fully integrating a large-scale commercial complex and a stadium, which is a future-proofing innovative practice of mega events, compound urban functions, and TOD architecture.
This new type of sports complex perfectly combines a 14,000-seat multifunctional stadium, a 43,000 square metre commercial complex and two subway transfer stations on a limited land parcel in the city centre, which can meet diversified needs and extend the economic benefits of large sporting events. It can also expand the commercial functions as a complex serving sports education, fitness and health care, shopping, dining, entertainment and leisure. It has also created a green and low-carbon urban centre.
The stadium is in the shape of a swimming whale breaking the waves, bestowing soul to the architecture. The gymnasium mainly supports professional basketball games, and also accommodates other sports such as tennis, taekwondo, badminton, volleyball, handball, table tennis, etc. The stadium can also be transformed into a fitness and dance hall, a stage for a concert or theatrical performances, becoming a gathering place for diverse cultural and entertainment events.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics 🥇🥉🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
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Neil Campbell Rowing Centre, Ontario, Canada
Designed by MJMA + RAAI
This 530m² building served as a key infrastructure component for the 2022 Canada Summer Games and will host the 2024 World Rowing Championships. Beyond this, it will provide year-round fitness and rowing training for Canadian athletes. It is the social and performative heart of the Henley Island rowing community and support the continuation of the site’s history of competition that began in 1903.
The rowing centre features an ergometers room and fitness space. Wrapped in triple glazing, the building inverts the opacity of the typical boat shed and places the activity within to be both on display and visually linked to the water and the land, creating continuous indoor-outdoor spaces for nourishing the personal development of the athlete as well as a place for celebration and exhibition.
The form of the building is generated by the roof, which is designed with an innovative mass timber system utilizing Canadian glue-laminated and cross laminated timber products and is held aloft by a light steel column structure and a centralized CLT shear core. The overhanging timber roof, operable doors and concrete steps to the watercourse further reinforce the connection to the water and creates a visual identity for the facility from across Martindale Pond.
The building employs a simple, robust material palette and a high-performance building envelope, and incorporates passive sun control and low-energy mechanical and electrical systems in order to achieve a high level of environmental sustainability and reduced ongoing operating and maintenance costs. A 43kW rooftop photovoltaic array generates the building’s annual energy needs.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics 🥇🥈🥉 , we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
New Aarhus Stadium - Arena of the Forest, Aarhus Municipality, Denmark
Designed by Hadid Architects, Sweco
The New Aarhus Stadium is inspired by the surrounding Marselisborg Forest and the football club legacy, aiming to become a new catalyst for fans and the local community, a new identity for the club, and a new landmark on the national and international football fraternity.
The Arena of the Forest is designed with a Nordic profile and fits into the environment. The stadium design is characterized by white pillars inspired by the profile of nearby trees – they stretch upwards, lean out and cover the surroundings of the stadium while also forming a giant crown that embraces the whole stadium. Bringing fans very close to the field of play, the design creates an intense match-day atmosphere for players and supporters.
The design concept is informed by the vertical rhythm of the surrounding trees that reach up to 47 metres in height. The design envisions the new stadium as an extension of the forest with its verticality continued in the stadium’s public colonnades and the timber ribs of its façade. Pillars, wood slats and a transparent, extended roof on the stadium creates a connection to the forest and give a sense of grandeur.
The stadium roof is designed to maximize weather protection and increase comfort levels in the adjacent external plazas as well as the internal concourses, defining a sheltered 360-degree public circulation route that is independent from the events within the stadium; creating welcoming new public spaces for a wide variety of civic, recreational and cultural uses by the local community.
Completion Year: 2026
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics 🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
Yangshan Sport Climbing Centre, Shaoxing, China
Designed by Huahui Engineering Design Group Co Ltd
Yangshan Sport Climbing Centre built for the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, is the world's first fully functional, permanent climbing competition venue. The design team set out on a quest to design a climbing centre that resembled a cocoon, which serves as a bridge between the past and the present and is also a symbol of transformation and rebirth. Marrying cutting-edge technologies such as steel structures, full prefabrication, green electricity, and smart sports, the climbing centre seamlessly integrates into the unique quarry site environment.
The semi-open design reduces the massive volume of sports architecture while blurring the boundary between indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a shared, open space for the community. The curtain wall system is composed of 1,600 perforated ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) panels, that envelop the structure, harmoniously blending the building into the environment while reducing its energy consumption.
On the urban scale, the axis connects the climbing centre and Yangshan Quarry Heritage Park, which leads directly to the city centre. The central axis divides the climbing centre into north and south units. The northern unit boasts grand spectator stands, VIP reception areas, bustling media centre, and security centre. The southern unit provides an athlete training centre, competition management centre, venue operation centre, and the climbing competition area.
To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics 🥇🥈🥉, we will feature a selection of sports venues from around the world, until the Olympics opens on 26 July.
Complexe Sportif et Culturel Collège Notre-Dame
Designed by ACDF Architecture at Montreal, Canada
Reinforcing the historic educational institution’s motto of training the mind, the heart, and the body, the new facility houses two double gymnasiums, sports team changing rooms, a training room, a running track, multifunctional rooms for dance and theatre, and a central connector hall.
Collège Notre-Dame’s expansive campus includes legacy heritage buildings that reflect varying eras of English and French-inspired architecture, including initial buildings built in the 1880s, and subsequent expansions completed in 1929. Major extensions were again added in the 1960s, infusing modernist architectural language into the campus.
ACDF applied a horizontal language to the design of a massive rectangular building, with an upper level characterized by an opaque façade of anthracite-coloured aluminium panelling that conceals the facility’s mechanical systems in its corners. The lower level features a fully-glazed façade of curtain walls, providing direct views from the pedestrian level to overlook activities taking place inside of the new facility.
Inside the new complex, a 360-degree running track rings the entire building at the main pedestrian level. The track encircles two sunken double gymnasiums, and the installation of an acoustic ceiling above masterfully calms the collective vibrancy of the environment.
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【Colorful Wangjing / 炫彩望京】 The sculpture Colorful Wangjing is a new landmark created for Wangjing Sub-district in Beijing. It is located at the junction of Wangjing West Road and Futong West Avenue, which is a main intersection towards the downtown of Wangjing and is also an urban gateway. The concept and form of the landmark sculpture are derived from the modern interpretation and expression of "Wangjing", a place name that can date back to ancient times. "Wangjing" literally means "look out to the imperial city", implying that the imperial city is visible in this area, and thus it represents a strong identity of space and direction. What's more, from the satellite map, the extension of Wangjing Road next to the sculpture can reach Tian'anmen Square and hence the new landmark inherits the ancient meaning of "looking out to the imperial city". The design tries to communicate rich city context in a minimalist form, and to create a piece of public art that turns into a city landmark while harmonizing with future development and daily life. The outer circle of the sculpture, with a diameter of 18 meters and made of stainless steel, holds the inner circle— a hyperboloid LED screen through steel cables, together forming a simple form of an "eye". The outer circle is built with mirrored stainless steel to integrate the main structure into the environment, and the steel cables add a sense of suspension and mystery to the central "pupil". Project name: Colorful Wangjing Chief designer: Hu Quanchun Design firm: Field Conforming Studio 《炫彩望京》是為北京望京城區創作的城市地標。 作品位於望京城區的望京西路和阜通西大街交會處，該區域是進入望京城區的主要路口，也是城區門戶。 在古代，這一區域之所以被稱為“望京”，意指只要到達這裡就可以直接望見京城。 由此可見，「望京」這一地名本身就具有空間標識性和方位指向性的意涵。 巧合
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#PRCMagazine #112 is out now! To read the online version: https://lnkd.in/dWNvh57u In the latest issue we interview the new Executive Director at Otis Elevator Co. Hong Kong, Michael Lee, who discusses the company's proud 135 year history in Hong Kong and their commitment to innovating for the future. Our architectural features cover news and projects from WUtopia Lab [cover story], Zaha Hadid Architects , Gensler, Lead8 and UNStudio. We also carry news from 大灣區碳中和協會 GBA Carbon Neutrality Association, Mark Lomas, C.I.S Network Sdn Bhd, Archidex, Chevalier Group, Quality Building Award - QBAHK and more. Stay tuned and be a part of the conversation! #PRCMagazine #interview #businessprofile #projectfeature #architecture #engineering #construction #aec #aecindustry #design #sustainability #circulareconomy #environment #landscaping #innovation #technology #BIM #modelling #modular #products #materialsupply #contractor #developer #facade #glass #manufacturing #urbanplanning #pedestrianisation #renewables #trade #industry #awards #office #realesate #hongkong #greaterbayarea #china #asiapacific
【 提升樓宇競爭力 與時並進 緊貼物管潮流 】 樓市競爭激烈，要提升物業優勢，有何妙法？首要法則當然是緊貼物管業新趨勢，加強物業管理及服務。參觀第三屆國際物業管理及採購博覽，必能助你一把！ 今屆物管展除了雲集 300 家頂級參展商、共 450 個展位外，還與保安業商會合辦「保安新科技專區」及新增設「教育及人才培訓專區」。 「保安新科技專區」將展出各式各樣的智能化科技，如智能攝像機（AI Camera）、中央管理軟件（Intergrated VMS）、一站式門禁系統（Powerful Access Control）和智能物聯網（Smart Iot）等，為物管業界帶來嶄新的解決方案。而「教育及人才培訓專區」則雲集 4 間提供專業物管課程的教育學院，有志投身物管行業者實在不容錯過！ 此外，要增進物管知識，還可參加五場由香港物業管理公司、物業管理業監管局、特許房屋經理學會亞太分會、香港物業管理聯會及保安業商會舉辦的專業研討會，出席者更可取得 CPD 持續專業發展積分！ 展出超過 1,000 個國際品牌的服務及產品，範疇包括︰ l 智慧物管科技 l 保安監控 l 物業設備及工具 l 建築材料 l 物業維修及保養 l 綜合環境管理及衛生服務 l 電力設備及節能方案 l 物管相關專業服務 l 物業管理行業相關媒體 事不宜遲，火速登記參觀！ 【第三屆國際物業管理及採購博覽】 日期: 2023年8月30日-9月1日 場館: 香港會議展覽中心 (Hall 3C-E) 官網: www.propexhongkong.com 展會性質 : 祗供買家及業內人士免費進場參觀, 18歲以下人士恕不招待 👉 PRC Magazine Booth no. 3D-B19 #propertymanagement #Procurement #Hongkong #Tradeshow #物管展 #樓宇 #人工智能 #數碼轉型 #業主立案法團 #業委會 #物業管理 #物管科技 #智慧城市 #物聯網 #物管行業
This lates issue of PRC Magazine focuses on the twin themes of “office” and “retail”. In celebration of the return of World Architecture Festival to Asia this year, specifically to Singapore in November, we asked local and international practices to provide comment on designing the Modern Office and are delighted to share a diversity of thought on how designers are meeting the needs of tenants and their workers, post-pandemic. Switching focus to the retail sector, we welcome CAN Design for the first time with an exclusive interview with managing director, Stephen Chow. Whilst this issue’s lead feature is from Lead8 who have just completed a major project, MixC in Nanjing, which marries the refurbishment of one of the city’s oldest precincts, at 700 years old, with the creation of an ultra-modern new retail precinct. Read online now > https://bit.ly/4312C4P
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#MyFavourite (Online Voting) - https://forms.gle/nowQ9ug9zriQ6W4R7 Co-organised by Build4Asia and PRC Magazine, Build4Asia Awards 2022 now includes online voting and is open to the public. Winners will be chosen from each of the 3 categories (Architecture, Interior Design & Future Projects). Each winning project will receive an award on Day 2 of Build4Asia (17 November 2022) to be held at the HKCEC. #我最喜愛（網上投票）- https://forms.gle/nowQ9ug9zriQ6W4R7 由 Build4Asia 展覽會 和 PRC 建設雜誌 合辦的 Build4Asia 建築大獎，新增網上投票選舉，並歡迎公眾參與。請於以下三個類別（建築、室內設計和未來項目）之中選出您的心頭好，獲獎項目將會在 Build4Asia 展覽會期間（2022 年 11 月 17 日）於香港會議展覽中心頒發。 About Build4Asia, please visit / 關於 Build4Asia 展覽會，請瀏覽: https://www.build4asia.com/
PRC Magazine is proud to be a Media Partner of ReThink HK to be hosted on 5-6 October 2022 at HKCEC! Stepping into its 3rd edition, ReThink HK is the city’s most ambitious business event for sustainable development, a large-scale, cross-sector platform that champions ESG transformation and showcases game-changing innovation. You can view the full programme here: https://rethink-event.com/conference/ Register for your delegate pass at privileged rates using our Promo Code PRCP22 by 04 September at https://bit.ly/RT22-Book Stay tuned with the event updates at www.rethink-event.com We look forward to meeting you at ReThink HK 2022 on 05 & 06 October! ReThink HK ROF Media #AccelerateTheChange #ReThinkHK2022 #rethink_hk #rethinkhongkong #sustainabilityhk #sustainabledevelopmenthk #green #event
Jointly organised by Build4Asia and PRC Magazine (PRC 建設雜誌), Build4Asia Awards 2022 celebrate the most exemplary developments, innovations and standards of excellence achieved within the building industry . More information: https://www.prc-magazine.com/build4asia-awards-2022-open-for-entry-now/ . or contact us at [email protected], call +85231508988 . #buildingawards #design #architecture #innovation #buildingmaterials #interiordesign #infrasturcture #future #planning #safe #contractor #security #technology #hoteldesign #greenbuilding #sustainability #recognization #asia #awards
Join Build4Asia Awards 2022, co-organised by PRC Magazine (PRC 建設雜誌) (ROF Media) and Build4Asia. Nominations now open. Contact us today. Visit our page for more details: https://www.prc-magazine.com/build4asia-awards-2022-open-for-entry-now/
PRC Magazine is proud to be supporting ReThink HK as Media Partner for #RTHK2021. ReThink is back on 5-6 October 2021 at #hkcec. ReThink has been designed specifically for sustainability practitioners, business leaders and those responsible for researching and resourcing new sustainable strategies. Join us and hear insights on 6 key themes: #circulareconomy, #cities & #mobility, #decarbonisation, #food & #nature, #people & #purpose as well as #redefiningvalue. Super early-bird delegate rate code: ROF21 You can view the full programme here: https://rethink-event.com/programme/ We look forward to meeting you there in October and #AccelerateTheChange in Hong Kong! PRC Magazine _________________________________ FOLLOW US NOW ‣ WEBSITE www.prc-magazine.com ‣ HH21 ‣ Illuminate Asia - Lighting & Smart Living ‣ HK Builder's Link ‣ ISSUU www.issuu.com/rofmedia ‣ LINKEDIN www.linkedin.com/company/rof-media/ ‣ TWITTER www.twitter.com/PrcRof _________________________________ #ROFmedia #ReadOnlineFree #PRCmagazine #Architecture #Design #Construction #rethink_hk #rethinkhongkong #sustainabilityhk #sustainability #sustainabledevelopmenthk
M+ museum building completed - The first global museum of contemporary visual culture in Asia set to open at the end of 2021 in Hong Kong M+ 博物館大樓竣工 - 亞洲首間全球當代視覺文化博物館, 預計2021年年底於香港開幕 Video: Fallout Media Courtesy of M+
New issue of PRC Magazine #103 is out now! We are delighted to feature C Future Lab, Shenzhen, the inspiring new experimental gallery of the future, designed by Hong Kong’s architectural stars, QUAD Studio, as this issue’s lead feature. Elsewhere, Atkins engages the community with a discussion on the opportunities that the development of Hong Kong’s waterfront offers the community. Winners of the first ever Build4Asia Awards, organised by PRC Magazine, are also featured. Featured in this issue: ⠀⠀ C Future Lab, Quad Studio offers up a radical future of otherworldly sensations BEAM Plus - ten years spearheading Hong Kong's green building development Build4Asia Awards 2020 — Inaugural Awards hailed a resounding success! & many more! .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #ROFMedia #PRCmagazine #architecture #city #architecturephotography #architecturelovers #artoftheday #artlovers #facade #interiordesign #urban #landscape #buildings #future #futurecity #QUADStudios #BEAMPlus @hkgreenbuildingcouncil #Build4Asia @ecogreengroup @saintgobaingroup
New issue of PRC Magazine #103 is out now! We are delighted to feature C Future Lab, Shenzhen, the inspiring new experimental gallery of the future, designed by Hong Kong’s architectural stars, QUAD Studio, as this issue’s lead feature. Elsewhere, Atkins engages the community with a discussion on the opportunities that the development of Hong Kong’s waterfront offers the community. Winners of the first ever Build4Asia Awards, organised by PRC Magazine, are also featured. Featured in this issue: ⠀⠀ C Future Lab, Quad Studio offers up a radical future of otherworldly sensations BEAM Plus - ten years spearheading Hong Kong's green building development Build4Asia Awards 2020 — Inaugural Awards hailed a resounding success! & many more! .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #ROFMedia #PRCmagazine #architecture #city #architecturephotography #architecturelovers #artoftheday #artlovers #facade #interiordesign #urban #landscape #buildings #future #futurecity #QUADStudios #BEAMPlus @hkgreenbuildingcouncil #Build4Asia @ecogreengroup @saintgobaingroup
RECOGNISE THE FINEST AT Build4Asia Jointly organised by Build4Asiaand PRC Magazine, the 1st Build4Asia Awards celebrate the achievements, developments and innovations within the building industry. The awards honour developers, architects, interior designers, contractors, engineers, local authorities, etc., who have demonstrated professional excellence in their services and have contributed to a quality and sustainable built environment. Visit us at Build4Asia at booth 1D-806 from 11 - 13 Nov in HKCEC. Check out the award book here: https://issuu.com/rofmedia/docs/b4a_20award_20book_final_20issuu?fr=sYjQwODIxOTA2ODg PRC Magazine _________________________________ FOLLOW US NOW ‣ WEBSITE www.prc-magazine.com ‣ HH21 ‣ Illuminate Asia - Lighting & Smart Living ‣ ISSUU www.issuu.com/rofmedia ‣ LINKEDIN www.linkedin.com/company/rof-media/ ‣ TWITTER www.twitter.com/PrcRof _________________________________ #ROFmedia #ReadOnlineFree #PRCmagazine #Architecture #Design #Construction #build4asia2020 #build4asia
PRC Magazine Centenary 100th Issue - Launch Party & Cocktail Event Date: 19 Dec 2019 Venue: The CODE HK at Central, Hong Kong Event sponsors: Schotten & Hansen, AUB, Permasteelisa, DITOC Lucky Drew sponsors Alexander Wong Architects, AUB, Legend, Sika-Design Video produced by Round Circle Production
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