Aedas Hong Kong was recently awarded ‘Practice of The Year’ in the A&D Awards 2025 winning 10 Awards. Perspective spoke with Aedas Founder and Chairman Keith Griffiths.
RIBA Hong Kong Chapter announces new committee members led by Celia Lai (Hon. Chair), Christopher Lye (Hon. Secretary) and Angeliki Koliomichou (Hon. Treasurer).
Supported by committee members:
Sarah Lee, Mig Lau, Adeline Chan, Eric Chan, Dennis Ho, Adrian Lo, Gregory Kovacs, and student representative Janice Chau.
The HKIUD Urban Design Conference 2025 held on 19th March 2026 invited a number of internationally renowned urban design experts and academicians from China, Finland, Canada and Japan and attracted more than 600 delegates from the Mainland, Macau, overseas and local professions.
A ground-breaking design guide championing a human-centric approach to reimagining public housing as friendly, healthy, community-oriented spaces has won the top innovation award. Launched last year by the Hong Kong Housing Authority and Housing Bureau, with the support of local practice Architecture Commons, it’s already having an impact on estates across the territory.
The thing that impressed me was the youthful spirit. Young designers, young practitioners. You could feel the spirit and quality of their work. That’s encouraging.
Congratulations to the A&D Awards for celebrating excellence in architecture. I hope more professionals join in the coming years to make its impact even more far-reaching.
Thank you, A&D Awards. You’ve been an amazing support for our practice. Without you, I think we would not be where we are today.
The standard of entries was very high… I learnt a lot from them. I think they are an insight into Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.
My advice is if you don’t enter you will not know how good or bad you are. So enter and share your projects on a great platform of design.
I’ve seen some really good projects and outside the box concepts, so I can’t wait to see more interesting work next year.
I think the projects are of really high caliber, and the awards are an endorsement of the quality of design. I think everyone should support them.
