The quality, affordability and availability of housing are key concerns in today’s society. However, construction and housing projects are complex in nature and many aspects, including economic, project management, procurement, innovative technology, sustainability and more impact on the success of projects. Knowledge exchange between academia and industry is essential to the development of an industry. This is particularly true for the construction industry, on which practitioners have long been taking a critical and active role in co-production of knowledge. For this reason, the Faculty of Architecture is co-organizing this conference with the Hong Kong Housing Authority. The purpose of the conference is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to present research findings, case studies and best practice to both academics and practitioners in the housing and construction industries, in a way that facilitates in-depth knowledge exchange, enhances project performance and co-creates a strong and successful construction and housing industry.
This conference is in conjunction with the symposium and exhibition on 10th -20th May “2020: Housing China” by the HKU Department of Architecture.
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W92–Procurement systems W102–Information & knowledge Management W107–Construction in developing countries W112–Culture in Construction W70–Facilities Management & Asset Maintenance TG72–Public Private Partnerships |
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