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Awards and Recognitions

Year and Award

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

Award Category

2021

Merit Award
Planning Category
HKIS Best Development and Conservation Award 2021

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors

Award Category

  • Planning, Architecture and Construction

2021

Refurbishment / Revitalization Team of the Year
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Awards 2021 (Hong Kong)

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Award Category

  • Planning, Architecture and Construction

The RICS Awards showcase the most inspirational initiatives and developments in land, real estate, construction and infrastructure. The award recognises outstanding achievement, teamwork and companies. The multi-disciplinary team of Central Market demonstrated a highly innovative and interesting approach to a project of civic, historic and commercial import. This is a fantastic example of a combination between creativity, sustainability, technology and repurposing for a legitimate next phase of what is a very exciting project for Hong Kong.

2021

Gold Award - Best Refurbished Building
Gold Award - Best Urban Regeneration Project
Special Jury Award
MIPIM Asia Awards 2021

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

MIPIM Asia

Award Category

  • Planning, Architecture and Construction

The MIPIM Asia Awards celebrate excellence and innovation among the very best of the Asian real estate industry. The competition honours the industry's most useful, sustainable and visionary projects, completed or yet to be built, in Asia-Pacific.

The Central Market project aims to achieve urban regeneration and sustainable development through heritage revitalisation. URA and Chinachem Group (CCG) adopt a holistic approach that takes into consideration minimising environmental impacts, upholding innovation and creativity, empowering local communities, diversifying culture and economic activities, and promoting inclusiveness and exchange— the spirit of a traditional market and Central. This project has successfully created a popular heritage landmark that injects vibrancy into the district.

2021

Five Stars Shopping Mall
Hong Kong Professional Building Inspectors Academy Awards 2021

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

Hong Kong Professional Building Inspection Academy

Award Category

  • Property Management

2021

Winner Award - Research Team of the Year
RICS Awards 2021 Hong Kong

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Award Category

  • Planning, Architecture and Construction

Urban Renewal Information System (URIS) is a state-of-the-art project of the Urban Renewal Authority (URA) applying Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to the urban renewal process. Within URIS environment, applications are designed for the business needs. URIS facilitates teamwork at divisional and corporate levels. With the use of GIS applications, calculation assumptions are more transparent and easy to comprehend. URIS proves the possibility of making a win-win-win situation where effective & efficient inter-divisional communication, trustworthy assessment and advanced spatial technology can be synergized for the greater good. URA team envisions that further advancement of URIS continues to empower surveyors, propelling new momentum and opportunities for a smarter city.

2021

Grand Award
Sales & Leasing Category
Best Development and Conservation Award 2021

Awarded Unit(s)

Organiser

The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors

Award Category

  • Planning, Architecture and Construction

Carrying the mission of bringing new life into the historic buildings, surveyors of URA are determined to showcase a sustainable leasing project by incorporating conservation elements and social values into business. The legacy of 618 Shanghai Street is first introduced with illustrations of four core character defining elements including streetscape and architectural merits that make the shophouses the talk of the town. The conservation-cum-revitalisation project has given new life to the last remaining Cantonese verandah cluster in Hong Kong, allowing local residents, different generations of other districts and visitors to have their footprints and stories told at 618 Shanghai Street to which we all belong.