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ULI Hong Kong Forum for a New Central: Session 6 Shape & Form – Exploring New Forms of Commercial Space
Registration Fees
Member: HK$100
Non-Member: $300
Member: HK$100
Non-Member: $300
Thursday, 4 March 2021 | 12:00 – 12:45 pm (HKT/ GMT+8)
Speakers: Eli Konvitz, Phil Kim, Kristine Li, Tom Andrews
a) How will the pipeline for new ground-up development in Central and elsewhere define our skyline
b) How might Hong Kong and its already iconic skyscrapers remain relevant, occupied, and competitive
c) Examine effects of decentralization and looking at new forms of commercial space
29 September | Session 1 – “Evolution of the CBD: City in Context” – a Survey of Hong Kong’s Centres for Commerce
12 November | Session 2 – “New Central: Walk & Talk” – Walkable Urbanism and Human-Centred Planning
3 December | Session 3 – “New Central: Roads & Rules” – Addressing Mobility, Transit & Infrastructure
7 January | Session 4 – “New Central: Public & Private” – Creating Public Space from Private Development
4 February | Session 5 – “Power of People & Place” – Exploring Better Ways to Ensure Inclusive Development Strategies Towards Creating a Better Hong Kong
4 March | Session 6 – “New Central: Shape & Form” – Exploring New Forms of Commercial Space
Speakers: Eli Konvitz, Phil Kim, Kristine Li, Tom Andrews
a) How will the pipeline for new ground-up development in Central and elsewhere define our skyline
b) How might Hong Kong and its already iconic skyscrapers remain relevant, occupied, and competitive
c) Examine effects of decentralization and looking at new forms of commercial space
d) What are current and future demand drivers and how can we build in order to adapt
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Explore the full programme of the Forum for a New Central:
29 September | Session 1 – “Evolution of the CBD: City in Context” – a Survey of Hong Kong’s Centres for Commerce
12 November | Session 2 – “New Central: Walk & Talk” – Walkable Urbanism and Human-Centred Planning
3 December | Session 3 – “New Central: Roads & Rules” – Addressing Mobility, Transit & Infrastructure
7 January | Session 4 – “New Central: Public & Private” – Creating Public Space from Private Development
4 February | Session 5 – “Power of People & Place” – Exploring Better Ways to Ensure Inclusive Development Strategies Towards Creating a Better Hong Kong
4 March | Session 6 – “New Central: Shape & Form” – Exploring New Forms of Commercial Space