Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design
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| Abbreviation | HKIUD |
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| Formation | 17 June 2010 |
| Type | NGO |
| Legal status | Professional association |
| Purpose | Advisory and educational |
| Headquarters | Lippo Centre |
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Membership
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Urban designers |
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Official language
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Chinese; English |
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President
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Tang Man Bun Stephen |
| Website | hkiud.org |
The Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design (HKIUD, Traditional Chinese: 香港城市設計學會) is a professional body for urban designers in Hong Kong. It was founded on 17 June 2010 with the support of Hong Kong Government who sent the Secretary for Development to officiate the inaugural launch. The founding president is Lim Wan-fung JP (Bernard Lim, 林雲峰).
The Institute is mainly involved in accreditation of urban design professionals, advisory on urban issues, and education in the field. It is also a medium for networking between urban design professionals in Hong Kong.
HKIUD holds community workshops, exhibitions and other events in conjunction with the Hong Kong government, the Hong Kong Institute of Architects, the Hong Kong Institute of Planners and local universities. It regularly makes recommendations to government on urban design-related issues, particularly the various urban redevelopment schemes ongoing in the region, by attending forums and submitting comments. Sometimes this is done in collaboration with other professional bodies.
It also hosts a wing for students and younger practitioners called Young Urban-Design Professionals (YUP), and holds ties to the urban design programmes offered by Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong. The group supported a design competition for a public works bridge project in Tai O in 2012.
One of the Institute's notable events was the 2012 HKIUD International Conference held at Langham Place with over 200 participants in workshops, panel discussions and guided tours on the theme of "Urban Design as Public Policy" over two days. Carrie Lam, then-Secretary for Development, officiated the conference.
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