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    Which studios are in the running to win top honours in A&D Awards 2023, Asia Pacific’s leading awards program for the architecture and design community?

    Now we can tell you! Click on the button below to see the exciting projects that have been shortlisted across 31 categories of Architecture, Future Developments, Interior Design, Innovation and Product Design.

    They are in contention for either a highly coveted Gold, Silver or Bronze Award, or a distinguished Certificate of Excellence, to be announced and presented at the PERSPECTIVE Gala Dinner on Thursday January 25, 2024.

    The sumptuous three course dinner will be held at the luxurious Kerry Hotel on the harbourfront at Hung Hom Bay.

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    Winners of this year’s 40 Under 40 Awards will also be recognised at the dinner – so it’s a night that you can’t afford to miss! Highlights of the fabulous 2022 dinner are captured in the video on the right.

    Please mark the date in your diary and we’ll share registration details soon.

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    A tale of two cities, by four young architects!

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    Transforming a busy metro station while city life continues uninterrupted

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