Guided Tour: Newly Revitalised Central Market with Project Architect Vincent Ng

Date :
Friday, 10 September 2021
Time :
11:30 - 12:30
Venue :
Central Market, Central, Hong Kong
Cost :
$150 Member; $250 Non-member, $50 Student with valid ID
Limit :
(FULL) 15
Enquiries :
Alice Ko at [email protected] or 2241-5507
Note :
Optional lunch with the speaker afterwards on share cost basis.

The HKU Museum Society is pleased to organise a guided tour of the newly revitalised Central Market with the leading project architect Vincent Ng.

Central Market Revitalisation Project is a response to the Chief Executive’s Policy Address in 2009. Urban Renewal Authority (URA) was tasked to implement the revitalisation works and turn it into a leisure landmark and open space where people can meet and hang-out. After a four-year restoration process, leading project architect Vincent Ng and his team from AGC Design preserved the original architectural flavours of Central Market while meeting current regulatory requirements. The landmark is now managed by Chinachem Group. It aims to promote Hong Kong brands and art along with its own cultural and artistic features.

More information can be found here:
http://www.centralmarket.hk/en/

 

Resource Person

Vincent Ng, JP is an award-winning architect and urban designer.  He is the recipient of the Young Architect Award and the 10 Outstanding Designer Award.  He founded the architectural and urban design practice AGC Design Limited in 1999.  His 30-years’ portfolio covers a diverse range of commercial and institutional architecture including residential, offices, universities, churches and healthcare facilities.  He is active in public services and has been serving many Government Advisory Boards, particularly in areas of harbourfront planning, land supply, environmental protection and urban renewal.  He was President of the Hong Kong Institutes of Architects in 2015-16.  He is currently the Chairman of the Harbourfront Commission.  He is also a columnist writing regularly on architecture and urban design.