The Education and Training Committee is launching a two-part series of visits featuring ‘Retracing Hong Kong History – Heritage and Conservation’ with guided tours and interactive exchanges with the concerned organisations.  You are invited to join the following visits to retrace part of the Hong Kong history, and experience the unique characters of those buildings and sites.

Tung Lin Kok Yuen  東蓮覺苑

Tung Lin Kok Yuen is a Buddhist monastery founded since 1935 at Shan Kwong Road, Happy Valley.  Declared as a monument in 2017, Tung Lin Kok Yuen pioneered the establishment of urban monastery model in Hong Kong, and is closely related to the family of Sir Robert Ho Tung.  The site has been maintained, preserved and operated under private ownership.  The building complex is an excellent example of blending Chinese and Western architectural styles of the 1920s and 1930s while embracing the wisdom of Buddhism.  Other than the enchanting design and physical fabrics, the building also houses many calligraphies and paintings from important figures of modern China.  The visit is a rare chance to see a hidden gem of the city.

Details of the Event:

Date:                   6th December, 2025 (Saturday)

Time:                  9:45 a.m. ‐ 11:30 a.m.

Venue:              Meeting outside Tung Lin Kok Yuen, 15 Shang Kwong Road, Happy Valley

Places:              20 persons

CPD Hours:     1.5 hrs

Notes:

1. guided tour will be conducted in Cantonese, and briefing may cover religious matters;

2. the premise is an operating religious institution, participants should respect all house rules of Tung Kin Kok Yuen, and properly dressed; and

3. participants are free to take out personal insurance cover where necessary, HKIP will not provide any insurance cover for participants of the visit.

 Registration deadline: 24th November 2025.

For registration, please reply through the Google Form link: https://forms.gle/xXaPTv6ffb3Vgs5aA

Registration will be on first-come-first-served basis. Successful applicants will be notified individually.  If participant is unable to attend the visit after notification, please inform HKIP office immediately.  For enquiry, please contact HKIP office through email: info@hkip.org.hk or telephone: 2915-6212.

 We look forward to seeing you at the event.

 HKIP Education and Training Committee      

Following our announcement of the Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) Awards 2023 in the preceding year, we are pleased to invite you to a sharing session featuring Ms. Chin-chin Lam, our recipient of the Young Planners Award 2023 (YPA). This sharing session offers a unique opportunity to hear firsthand from a young professional engaged in climate adaptation and urban resilience.

As part of her award journey, Chin-chin conducted two international visits, namely the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan and a study visit to the Netherlands.

(1)  At COP29, Chin Chin participated in adaptation negotiations as an observer and presented at the Multilevel Action and Urbanization Pavilion. She engaged with global experts, youth, and local governments to understand how climate change is impacting urban areas and how multilevel governance and community action are driving resilience.

(2)  In the Netherlands, she explored how cities integrate water into their urban form, visiting the Global Center on Adaptation in Rotterdam, floating communities in Amsterdam, and flood-resilient public spaces including the Water Square and Tidal Park. She also examined play areas designed with rain gardens and wading pools, and studied sustainable transport and regeneration initiatives in Utrecht. Her visit concluded with the Oosterscheldekering storm surge barrier, part of the renowned Delta Works.

(3)  She will also share reflections from her current role as a Sustainability Officer in Planning in London, highlighting how climate considerations are being embedded into planning systems.

We are keen to understand the planning-related topics Chin-chin has raised and discussed throughout the whole trip. This sharing session will provide valuable context and allow members to engage with Chin-chin’s perspectives on climate change, international collaboration, and the role of planners in shaping a sustainable future.

The sharing session will be conducted in online format with details below:

Date: 24 November 2025 (Monday)

Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Format: Online via ZOOM

Please sign up via the link below by 19 November (Wednesday), come and join us in this inspiring dialogue with Chin-chin!

https://forms.gle/962pbkGkvYcdz7wH8

For any enquiries, please feel free to contact us via email at hkipawards@hkip.org.hk or phone at 2915 6212. We look forward to seeing you in the forthcoming sharing session soon!

Best Regards,
HKIP Awards Organising Committee

A joint webinar – “Cities of Tomorrow: Planning with Smart Systems and Emerging Technology” with City Planning of Japan (CPIJ), Singapore Institute of Planners (SIP) and Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) is scheduled on 6 November 2025 (Thursday).  The webinar will be held virtually via Zoom. Please see details in the attached promotional poster and below:

Date       : 6 November 2024 (Thursday)

Time       : 6:30 – 8:15pm (GMT+8)

Fee         : Free of Charge

Language     : English

CPD Hour     : 1 hours 45 minutes

Registration:  Please click here (Or scan the QR code on the poster)

We are delighted to have distinguished speakers from (i) JTC Corporation, Singapore, (ii) Ritsumeikan University, Japan and (iii) the University of Hong Kong, to share their insights on how geospatial intelligence and digital infrastructure can help shape our cities into better places.

Please refer to the promotional poster attached for more details.

Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email with a Zoom link closer to the event date.

Should you have any queries on the event, please contact Ms. Monique Tai at (+852) 2915 6212 or info@hkip.org.hk.

Look forward to seeing you!

The Education and Training Committee invites you to join an interactive seminar entitled ‘Advancing Nature-based Solutions – From Global Standards to Hong Kong Cases Studies’, jointly presented by Ms. Kitty Tam, Civil Exchange, and Mr. Hanif Falah, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

Nature-based Solution (NbS) is widely recognised as a pivotal and evolving tool for cities and nations to address climate challenges.  As Hong Kong embarks upon a new series of planning and development along coastal areas, tidal zones and wetlands, how the latest NbS trends and standards relate to us.  The seminar is an unique opportunity to gain first-hand insight from the recent IUCN World Conservation Congress, and the updated IUCN Global Standard for NbS.  Members will interact with our speakers on some Hong Kong NbS projects to provide feedback as part of the dialogue and exchange.

Outline of the Seminar

•       IUCN World Conservation Congress – Hong Kong Perspective
Ms. Kitty Tam will highlight key takeaways from the IUCN Congress in Abu Dhabi, with reflections on relevance to Hong Kong and regional NbS effort

•       The Updated IUCN Global Standard for Nature-based Solutions

Mr. Hanif Falah will provide an overview of the latest updates to the Global Standard for NbS, practical applications across Asia, and implications for policy, planning, and implementation

•       Case Study Workshop + Q&A Session

Interactive session with our speakers and open discussion to share perspectives and provide feedback on a case study for the upcoming IUCN report on NbS in Hong Kong

Our Speakers:

Ms Kitty Tam is the Programme Lead of the project ‘Hong Kong 2050 is Now’ at Civic Exchange, an independent Hong Kong public policy think tank.  With previous working experience at WWF-HK and a diverse background, she is now focusing on driving policy changes in addressing pressing environmental challenges, and encourages societies to adopt rapid, deep and sustained actions in the wake of climate changes for a nature-positive world.  Kitty holds a master degree in Environmental Governance from University of Manchester, UK.

Mr. Hanif Falah is a NbS technical officer of the IUCN Asia Regional Office.  He has rich experience from both international agencies and the private sector, including roles at the Australian Agency for International Development and the Royal Norwegian Embassy, where he managed Official Development Assistance programmes in Southeast Asia.  His current work focuses on supporting the design, implementation, and scaling of NbS across the region.  Hanif holds a master degree in Environmental Technology from Imperial College, London and a fellowship in Public Policy and Sustainability at the University of Cambridge, UK.

Details of the Event:

Date:   31st October 2025 (Friday)

Time:   7:00 p.m. ‐ 8:30 p.m.

Venue: HKIP Office (Unit 201, 2/F, Prosperity Millennia Plaza, 663 King’s Road, North Point, Hong Kong) & Online

* The seminar will be conducted in English.  Members are strongly encouraged to participate at the HKIP Office for the seminar to have dialogue with our speakers.

Registration deadline: 24th October 2025. 

For registration, please reply through the Google Form link: https://forms.gle/mbbiL98SoUg9HpZV9

Registration to attend the event at the HKIP office will be on first-come-first-served basis.  Don’t miss the chance to gain a better understanding of NbS standards, applications and the latest trends.  For enquiry, please contact HKIP office through email: info@hkip.org.hk or telephone: 2915-6212.

We look forward to seeing you at the event.

HKIP Education and Training Committee

The Programs and Events Committee is pleased to invite you to join the HKIUD Happy Hour jointly organised with HKIP on 16th Oct 2025 at 6:30 pm onwards at Baan Thai, 78 High Street.

The aim is to provide an opportunity for urban design and urban planning professionals to mix and mingle with other related disciplines to share their ideas, thoughts, experiences and contributions to make Hong Kong a better city. This is a free event, but please register using the QR code and drinks are provided on a cash bar basis. Friends and non members are also welcome to enjoy in a casual setting, so bring along a friend as well. We hope to see you there and let’s make this a meaningful and successful event.

Date:  16th October 2025 (Thursday)

Time: 6:30 pm - 9:30pm

Venue: Baan Thai, 78 High Street

Format: Cash Bar Basis                                      

R.S.V.P. by 14 Oct 2025 (Tuesday): https://shorturl.at/vW3j4

日期 (Date) :19.12.2024 (星期四 Thursday)

時間 (Time): 14:00 – 15:30

主講嘉賓 (Guest Speakers):

The China Academy of Urban Planning and Design (CAUPD)

方煜 中国城市规划设计研究院粤港澳研究中心主任

FANG Yu

Director of CAUPD

戴继锋 深圳分院副院长 Deputy Director of CAUPD DAI Ji-feng

語言 (Language): 普通話 Mandarin

網上連結 (Weblink): 

Zoom

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89998519904?pwd=a7B0oSbmHH37wbEiZJn9IRrcK1SBMk.1

會議Meeting ID: 89998519904

密碼 Password: 115872

分享會概要

方煜

從深圳灣、后海中心，深圳會展城等三個大型地區開發專案實踐，深入交流深圳核心地段與大型設施的開發建設的實踐，建立政府、專業團隊與投資商協同開發的合作模式，探索如何為市民創造更好的城市價值。

戴繼鋒

從發展前沿，深圳實踐和關鍵問題思考三個方面提出促進低空經濟高品質發展的建議，為深港融合共同培育低空經濟產業集群提供參考。

主講嘉賓簡介

方煜
中国城市规划设计研究院粤港澳研究中心主任，中国城市规划学会理事及国外城市规划分会秘书长，深圳市城市规划学会副理事长，大湾区协同规划与治理专业委员会主任，深圳先行示范区特约研究员，深圳市规划策略委员会委员，教授级高级城市规划师。主持完成了住建部《“一带一路”空间战略研究》、《“一带一路”全球城市价值体系研究》。主编并持续发布系列《粤港澳大湾区观察蓝皮书》。首次发布了中规院全球城市指数、粤港澳大湾区高质量发展指数。同时，主持了大量不同类型的规划设计项目，包括深圳罗湖口岸综合规划及技术总承包、大前海战略规划、深圳都市圈规划、广佛融合空间战略规划、四川芦山420灾后恢复重建等规划项目。

戴继锋
现任中规院深圳分院副院长，博士，教授级高级工程师。同时兼任全国道路交通管理标准委员会委员，广东省城市规划协会交通专业委员会副主任委员，深圳市勘察设计协会常务理事。担任《城市交通》杂志编委，中山大学、深圳大学兼职博士生导师，北京工业大学、北京建筑大学兼职研究生导师。工作以来主持和参加交通规划设计项目100余项，科研项目10余项，主编国家标准1项，参加国家标准规范编制工作2项，获华夏建设科学技术奖、省部级科技进步奖、国家级优秀规划设计奖等奖励20余次。

香港規劃師學會
內地聯絡委員會

A sustainable, low-carbon lifestyle is crucial to our future. By reducing our carbon footprint and embracing sustainable practices, we can mitigate climate change, protect ecosystems, and secure a healthier and more prosperous world for generations to come.

To embrace nature-based and low-carbon lifestyles in planners’ works for making a better city with urban-rural-nature integration, HKIP-YPG gladly presents a technical visit to Green Hub in Tai Po for those who are interested in a lifestyle in tune with nature and with the local community. The guided tour by the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden would show participants the key architectural features and ecological points of interest at Green Hub, and narrate the story of the Old Tai Po Police Station, to appreciate the beauty of the captivating declared monument and one-of-a-kind sustainable lifestyle.

The details of the technical visit are as follows:

Date: 20 April 2024 (Saturday)

Time: 14:00-15:00

Assembly Point: Green Hub (11 Wan Tau Kok Lane, Tai Po)

Language: Cantonese

Quota: 26

Fee: Free of charge (HKIP members only)

For registration, please fill in the form at https://forms.gle/t7uZh3HNyDU9s3bj6 by 17 April 2024 (Wednesday). Places would be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis, and priority will be given to young members.

If you have any questions, please send an email to ypg@hkip.org.hk.

The Education and Training Committee is pleased to invite you to join the 'Hong Kong Story' series seminar on "Culture, Heritage & History: The Happy Valley & Landscapes Lost and Found", presented by Dr. Ken Nicholson, adjunct associate professor in the University of Hong Kong, and part-time tutor in the University of Edinburgh. Full details of the seminar are in the attached flyer.

Abstract:
The seminar will cover two parts. Dr. Nicolson will first trace the development of the Hong Kong Cemetery in Happy Valley and interpret the dynamic inter-relationship between the built and natural heritage elements that comprise this wonderful cultural landscape. In the second part, Dr. Nicholson will examine why some historical sites were lost and others saved by comparing different heritage landscapes including Tiger Balm Garden, Dragon Garden, Ping Shan and Fanling Wai Village, before concluding with some insights into the role of planners in improving heritage cultural landscapes of Hong Kong.

About the Speaker:
Dr. Nicolson has lived in Hong Kong since 1984 and has worked on a wide variety of landscape design, planning and environmental impact studies throughout South-East Asia. He introduced a new approach to interpreting and conserving heritage sites back in 2000 and has published three books (The Happy Valley, Landscapes Lost and Found and Water Driven) which are considered essential reading for local scholars and students of cultural landscape interpretation, conservation and management. He has won numerous awards, including the 2006 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Award for Culture Heritage Conservation. He is currently an adjunct associate professor with The University of Hong Kong and part-time tutor with the College of Art, Edinburgh University.

Details of the Event:
Date: 14 March 2024 (Thursday)

Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (1.5 CPD hours)

Venue: HKIP Office (Unit 201, 2/F, Prosperity Millennia Plaza, 663 King’s Road, North Point, Hong Kong)

Language: English

For registration, please sign up via this Google Form:
https://forms.gle/m1i9XcYJu7fGaDQY9

HKIP Education and Training Committee

Both seminars will be conducted in English and free of charges. Please indicate if you would join the seminars in person or online via Zoom.

For registration, please visit the following link: https://forms.gle/Nv3SqHDx6WGhQL2R7

Registration is accepted on a first-come-first-served basis by 22 Feb 2024 (Thursday). Successful registrants will be notified individually by email with related link(s) before the seminars.

Climate change has brought several extreme weather events, including heavy rainfalls and floods in 2023. Urban flood management including drainage and natural river systems, takes more important roles in increasing resilience to floods.

To enhance planners’ understanding of flood prevention works and river design for enhancing ecology and flood resilience, HKIP-YPG is glad to arrange technical visits to Yuen Long Bypass Floodway and Kai Tak River, which are excellent examples for relieving the flood risks in adjacent areas while incorporating eco-friendly, natural-based and ecological elements in river improvement works. In these visits, guided tours by Green Power and Drainage Services Department will allow participants to better understand urban flood management and the relationship between flood resilience and ecology.

The details of the technical visits are as follows:

Visit 1: Yuen Long Bypass Floodway

Date: 27 January 2024 (Saturday)

Time: 14:00-16:30

Meeting Point: Kam Sheung Road MTR Station

Language: Mainly in Cantonese

Quota: 20

Fee: $65 (For coach bus throughout the visit) (HKIP members only)

Visit 2: Kai Tak River

Date: 3 February 2024 (Saturday)

Time: 10:00-11:30

Meeting Point: Lok Sin Road/Choi Hung Road Sitting-out Area

Language: Mainly in Cantonese

Quota: 25

Fee: Free of charge (HKIP members only)

For more information on the guided tours, you may visit https://www.greenpower.org.hk/en/encounter-with-rivers-public-guided-tours. If you are interested in the technical visits, please register at https://forms.gle/J8yHTcp9H4s1ievs7 on or before 24 January 2024 (Wednesday).

Places would be allocated such that each person could join at least one of the visits and on a first-come-first-served basis; priority will be given to young members. Should you have any queries, please contact us at ypg.hkip@gmail.com.

Young Planners Group

The Hong Kong Institute of Planners

The Education and Training Committee is pleased to invite you to the technical visit on the Jockey Club Healthy Neighbourhood Kitchen Project, which is co-organised by the Caritas Hong Kong and Health In Action in Sai Ying Pun.

We are honoured to have Dr. Fan Ling, Founder of the Health In Action, to share with us about the objectives and services provided in this Neighbourhood Kitchen Project, and how the combination of the community, social workers and medical team can create a “second home” to the families in subdivided unit. For further details, please refer to the website links below:

Website link to Health In Action

Website link to Cartias Hong Kong

Details of the Event

Date:27 January 2024 (Saturday)

Time: 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon

Venue: Shop 2 & Shop 6, Ground Floor, Wai Wah Commercial Centre, 6 Wilmer Street, Sai Ying Pun

Language:Cantonese

Quota:30 persons

For registration, please sign up via the Google Form:
https://forms.gle/UmKgqm5rCdREkgZr9

Confirmation email will be sent to successful applicants. We look forward to seeing you at the event.

Best Regards,
HKIP Education and Training Committee

If you are interested, please email to hkip (info@hkip.org.hk) by 20 January 2024.

HKIS PDD + HKIP Joint Drinks Gathering

Event Date : 2024-01-25

Event Time : 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Registration Closing Date : 2024-01-21

Venue : Bar Pacific (TST) - G/F, 2 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui

Organizer : Planning & Development Division

Fee : HK$250 for HKIS or HKIP full member, HK$200 for Probationer and Student, HK$350 for non-member

Priority : Quota 30 ; Priority to PDD, First-come-first-served basis

Language : Cantonese

Details : 2 drinks included

Remarks :

• For HKIP registers, you may register through HKIP office for the payment directly.

• First-come-first-served. Walk-in is not available.

• Successful registrants will receive an email confirmation.

• All participating members shall arrange their own transport to the venue.

• Once the reservation is made, the reservation fee is non-refundable.

YPG is excited to hold the second experience-sharing session for the “Urban Planning through a Global Lens” series, where planners are invited to share their global encounters and inspiration with us!

We are delighted to invite you to a captivating sharing session that will shed light on the latest urban planning trends and challenges faced by two vibrant cities: Hong Kong and Singapore. Two young planners, Ms. Samantha Chuang and Mr. Ryan Chan, will share their insights during the delegation trip of the HKIP and the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors to attend the award presentation ceremony of Singapore Institute of Planners (SIP) Planning Awards 2023 - Joint Award by SIP & HKIP for Excellence in Planning.

During the trip, the delegation had the privilege of visiting several notable organisations of public and private sectors in Singapore, including the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and the Singapore office of AECOM and Colliers. Additionally, the HKIP delegation was engaged in discussions with Dr. Liu Thai Ker, who is hailed as the “Father of Urban Planning of Singapore”, and the SIP, where they gained valuable insights into impressive planning strategies, initiatives and projects in Singapore.

In this event, the speakers will be sharing on the topic “Planning for Evolving Needs and Common Challenges in Hong Kong and Singapore”, with a focus on planning for post-pandemic flexibility, environmental resilience, the blend of old and new, as well as integrated economic and physical planning.

Event Details

Date: 18 January 2024 (Thursday)

Time: 19:00 – 20:30

Venue: HKIP Office / Online via Zoom

For registration, please sign up via the following Google Form: https://forms.gle/HHmahNfrFccWYLtm6

Registration deadline: 15 January 2024

Seats at HKIP Office will be reserved on a first-come-first served basis. For enquiry, please contact ypg@hkip.org.hk.

Thank you!

You are cordially invited to join the upcoming signature event:

From Nature's Depths to Urban Heights:

Shaping Hong Kong's Future through Rock Cavern Development -

Joint Young Professional’s Think Deep Workshop 2023

which is jointly organised by

• The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Geotechnical Division Young Geotechnical Club (HKIEGD YGC),

• The Association of Consulting Engineers Young Members Committee (ACEHK YMC), and

• The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Young Planners Group (HKIP YPG).

Since the launch of the Cavern Master Plan in 2017, rock caverns have become a vital choice for public works. They offer diverse possibilities, such as being used for service reservoirs, material testing labs, and archives centres. Internationally, places like Scandinavia have already been exploring and building cavern facilities like hotels, stadiums, and museums. Looking ahead, Hong Kong envisions the potential for commercial developments in rock cavern spaces, presenting new development opportunities and possibilities.

The Workshop aims to provide a platform for students, graduates, and young professionals in the engineering / geology / urban planning or other relevant disciplines to enhance their understanding of the principles and current policies regarding rock cavern development. It encourages participants to explore their creativity in devising innovative and insightful ideas for utilising cavern space for commercial development in Hong Kong. The Workshop also serves as a lead-up event to the coming ITACUS-ISOCARP Young Professional’s Think Deep Programme, which will be held in 2024.

For more details, please refer to the key information below and the attached flyer:

Key information:

Date: 28 October 2023 (Saturday)

Time: 09:30 - 17:45 (equivalent to a 6-hour CPD event)

Venue: 3/F Multi-purpose Hall, City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong

Capacity: 30 - 40 participants

Use of Language:English

Eligibility:

The Workshop is open to:

1. Graduate engineers / geologists / planners;

2. Young professionals with less than 8 years of post-graduation work experience; and

3. Undergraduate or postgraduate students in the engineering / geology / urban planning or other relevant disciplines

Theme: Commercial development utilising the rock cavern option

Format: 

6 to 8 participants will form a team and work together in:

• Brainstorming and detailed planning & design sessions

• Presentation and forum

Prizes:

Each member of the Champion team will enjoy a $500 cash prize, together with secured participation in the coming ITACUS-ISOCARP Young Professional’s Think Deep Programme, which will be held in 2024.

Each member of the Runner-up team will enjoy a $300 cash prize.

Each member of the Best Forum Participation team will enjoy a $200 cash prize.

Remarks:

1. Topic and detailed instructions will be given on the day of the Workshop.

2. There are facilitators who are experienced professionals from the engineering, geology, and urban planning industries for the brainstorming sessions.

3. Prior preparation is not required. However, there is a briefing session via ZOOM on 25 October 2023 (Wed) from 7 pm to 8:30 pm. Some guidelines and reference materials will be distributed before the day of the Workshop.

For registration, please refer to the QR code on the flyer or directly click on this link:

https://forms.gle/3r54JPiBuKZz376B6.

The deadline for registration is 23 October 2023 (Monday) 23:59. Successful applicants will be informed the day after the registration deadline.

We look forward to seeing you in the Workshop! Should you have any inquiries about the Workshop, please feel free to send us an email to hkiegd.ygc@gmail.com, acehk.ymc@gmail.com, or ypg.hkip@gmail.com.

Organising Committee for

Joint Young Professional’s Think Deep Workshop 2023 by

HKIEGD YGC - ACEHK YMC - HKIP YPG

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• Gold Award - Kigali City Master Plan Review, Rwanda By Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

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Excellence in Urban Design, Heritage & Conservation Category

• Gold Award - Conceptual Master Plan for the Beijing - Zhangjiakou Railway Heritage Park By China Architecture Design and Research Group

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Outstanding Student Project Category

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• Silver Award - Back to the Water Town Dreamland - Baidian Xibo District Plan By SCP Consultants Pte Ltd

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Excellence in Planning > 500 Ha & up to 5000 Ha Category

• Gold Award - Tengah Master Planning By Housing & Development Board

• Silver Award - The Conceptual Planning and Urban Design of Wenzhou Eastern New City By RSP Architects Planners and Engineers Pte Ltd

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Outstanding Student Project Category

• Gold Award - Simpang Symbiosis - Urban Planning for Simpang By SS4 group - Wang Jing, Gu Qianhua, Robin Alviedo,Athira Radhakrishnan, Wong Yi Suen, Wang Shiyu

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Excellence in Planning > 5000 Ha Category

• Gold Award - Kigali City Master Plan Review, Rwanda By Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

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