Date, time & venue
22 March 2013 (Fri); 9:00am - 5:30pm; Theatre II, HKCEC

Programme highlights
There are over 40,000 buildings in Hong Kong. Green building refers to a structure that uses process that is both environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle from design, construction, operation and maintenance to demolition. While construction materials and building techniques have changed in the past several decades to become more energy efficient, many innovations for making buildings green are also friendly to our planet as well. This annual seminar aims to provide a platform for practising engineers, academics, managers and other professionals to share their valuable experiences and views on adopting doable approaches to deal with challenges for innovation and excellence. Through these approaches, everyone can increase the comfort, safety and efficiency of our buildings without putting undue stress on our natural resources while minimising pollution and protecting the environment.

Guests of honour

Mr WONG Kam Sing, JP, Secretary for the Environment, Ir Dr Hon W K LO, BBS, MH, JP, Legislative Councilor (Engineering Functional Constituency) and Ir Professor K K Choy, President of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, to be our Guests of Honour to officiate the opening of this seminar. 

Fee
Early bird registration before 22 February 2013): HK$700; HK$550 for HKIE Members; full registration: HK$900; HK$700 for HKIE Members; HK$350 for Graduate Members (including proceedings and coffee breaks)

Registration & enquiries
For registration, please download the registration form available on the websites at http://ev.hkie.org.hk/ or http://www.crpd-hk.com . For enquiries, please contact the Secretariat, Ms May Ho at Tel: 2796 1638 or Email: info@crpd-hk.com.