This May, the "Constructing Tomorrow: Towards a Sustainable Future" Roving Exhibition, part of the "Design for Future, Build for Life" campaign, debuts across three iconic locations in Hong Kong: Nina Mall 1, Olympian City 2, and CIC-Zero Carbon Park. Highlighting cutting-edge green technologies and sustainable construction innovations, the exhibition invites the public to engage with the future of eco-friendly building.
Spanning the entire month, this roving showcase not only features revolutionary green technologies like Closed Loop's saveBOARD and EPRO's porous silicon for hydrogen storage but also interactive activities like operating a hydraulic arm and a mini excavator. These engaging exhibits are designed to inspire both the young and old to think more about sustainability in construction and daily life.
The exhibition also focuses on educational aspects, helping secondary school students explore potential careers in the booming construction industry, amidst Hong Kong's digital transformation in the field. Visitors can delve into various interactive games, entertaining workshops, and learn from industry professionals about the significance of sustainable building practices.
Albert CHENG, Executive Director of the Construction Industry Council, highlighted the exhibition's role in advancing sustainable construction practices to meet Hong Kong's carbon neutrality goals for 2050. The event is poised to foster significant technical exchanges and inspire a greener future through innovative yet practical solutions.
Don’t miss the hands-on "Joyful City Builder" games or the chance to construct a Bailey Bridge puzzle. These activities are perfect for understanding the complexities and rewards of construction work, promoting an appreciation for the industry's impact on everyday life.
For a perfect family weekend outing, the exhibition's use of eco-friendly materials and minimalist design provides a relaxed, educational environment for all ages. Learn, play, and be inspired at the "Constructing Tomorrow: Towards a Sustainable Future" Roving Exhibition and take a step closer to a sustainable 2050.
Explore the future of green building and participate in fun, educational activities by visiting Constructing Tomorrow's website for more information and event schedules.
