At the AIA Hong Kong’s panel “Learning from Timber: Sustainable Applications in Different Environments” on November 8 at ICC SKY100, Evelyn Ting, Director at New Office Works, delivered an insightful presentation on the use of timber in architecture. She highlighted the Growing Up Pavilion in West Kowloon, a project that beautifully showcases timber’s potential in creating engaging and sustainable public spaces. During the talk, Evelyn discussed the design journey behind the pavilion, emphasizing how timber not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also contributes to environmental sustainability. Attendees had the opportunity to explore the unique features of the pavilion, which blends seamlessly with its surroundings while promoting community interaction. AIA Hong Kong BCI Central US GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL American Hardwood Export Council
New Office Works
Architecture and Planning
Wong Chuk Hang , Hong Kong 256 followers
New Office Works (NOW) is an architecture and design studio devoted to the production of inventive spaces and objects.
About us
New Office Works (NOW) is an architecture and design studio devoted to the production of inventive spaces and objects. Based in Hong Kong, the office creates projects that build upon the vocabulary accumulated “then” while satisfying the needs and desires of “now.” From buildings and interiors to art installations and furniture, each project encompasses an exploration of detail and material. The design process is a rigorous search for surprising results through hands-on crafting and making of models and prototypes, and careful studies of textures and finishes. NOW was named by Archdaily one of the Best Young Practices of 2020, and has won numerous competitions such as 1st prize in the inaugural Hong Kong Young Architects & Designers Competition. The office is also recognized by various international awards such as Perspective Magazine’s 40 Under 40 and the Architecture MasterPrize. Recently completed projects include the West Kowloon Pavilion, Hong Kong Design Centre, and a retail pavilion for DFS Group in Vietnam.
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- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Wong Chuk Hang , Hong Kong
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- Partnership
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Room 13B
40 Wong Chuk Hang Road
Wong Chuk Hang , Hong Kong none, HK
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New Office Works is honoured to be a winner of The Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA) Award of Hong Kong Public Space/ Civic/ Communal Building. Grateful to the judging panel for selecting TOWNPLACE Pier as the winner. A big thank you to our client, Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited, and TOWNPLACE by SHKP for entrusting us with this project! We would also like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the project team, including Project Manager: Sun Hung Kai Real Estate Agency Limited, Project Architect: P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd, Structural Engineer: Sun Hung Kai Architects & Engineers Limited, M&E Engineer: Sun Hung Kai Architects & Engineers Limited, Main Contractor: Chun Fai Construction Company Limited, Branding & Leasing: TOWNPLACE by SHKP, Landscape Architect: Sun Hung Kai Architects & Engineers Limited, Lighting Consultant: Arup, Beam Plus Consultant: Allied Sustainability and Environmental Consultants Group Limited, Schematic Structural Engineer: VESP Limited, Hotel Architect: Aedas, Hotel Interior Design Consultant: LAAB Architects, Conran and Partners, Sub-Contractor: G&M Engineering Company Limited. Thank you all for your collaboration and commitment! Together, we continue to push the boundaries of public space design in Hong Kong. More info: https://lnkd.in/gdWbB8Wh
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As part of AIA’s International Conference 2024, New Office Works led a tour of their recently completed Cheung Sha Wan Pier Canopy, showcasing the transformation of a formerly disused pier into a vibrant public space. Situated in between the new Townplace West Kowloon and the Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Food Market, participants experienced firsthand the juxtaposition of the revitalised waterfront landscape and the older industrial fabric of the neighbourhood. The tour introduced the design process behind the canopy structure and landscape, highlighting the historical references underpinning the roof profile, as well as considerations of the material selection and overall construction process. As visitors explored the pier landscape and stepped seating, the tour also prompted discussion on how public space fosters community interaction and the importance of bridging the urban fabric with the waterfront.
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