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Legal “Speed Dating” Brown bag lunch seminar and consultations with OLDHAM, LI & NIE LAWYERS |
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5 June 2012 ,
AIA Hong Kong Chapter Office, 4105-4106, 2 Exchange Square, 8 Connaught Place |
Problems with clients or staff? Questions on intellectual property rights? New to Hong Kong and need information on setting up a business here? Are you considering expanding to China? Do you have an existing business but need advice on contracts, tax structures and/or labor regulations for Hong Kong or China? We have legal expertise from our corporate affiliate member Oldham, Li & Nie.
This is an informal seminar led by Christopher Hooley, Partner / Head of Corporate Commercial and China Practice for Oldham, Li &NieLawyers. Chris will offer nuts- and bolts-advice on how to protect your design firm, get paid and avoid conflicts so that you can focus on being creative and successful in your practice.
Chris is a well known speaker and expert on all legal matters pertaining to running a business in Hong Kong. His anecdotes and examples from his lengthy experiences in Hong Kong make for a very interesting and engaging workshop on issues relevant for our members.
All attendees of this seminar will be welcome to sign up for 30 min. free private consults with OLN.
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Technical Seminar: Understanding Natural Stone |
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29 May 2012 ,
AIA Hong Kong Chapter Office,
4105-4106, 2 Exchange Square,
8 Connaught Place, |
Brownbag Technical Presentation on high quality natural stone details and finishes. Hani Hankir, the international representative for LUNDHS, comes to us from Dubai to meet members and share his knowledge and experience regarding natural stone.
Join us in understanding recommended specifications to ensure high quality, and specificity of material variation and surface options.
Eng. Hani Hankir travels globally for LUNDHS. Working for the company initially in the Middle East subsequently expanding to developing economies in China. He works closely with some of the world’s top designers on a wide range of projects. Join us in welcoming him.
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“Conversations with the CEO - Professional Practice in Asia" |
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22 May 2012 ,
M. Moser Associates + Ronald Lu & Partners |
AIA Hong Kong is pleased to present: Conversations with the CEOwith Robert Ivy, FAIA, EVP/CEO, The American Institute of Architects. Mr. Ivy will lead two sessions of discussions on member-driven issues, as follows:
Midday conversation on IPD, BIM and the Architect’s Role.
Roundtable focus group on issues of returning project leadership to the profession. Developing Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and Building Information Modeling (BIM) as tools to support that leadership.
Evening conversation on Professional Practice in Asia
Professional practice issues surrounding practice in Asia for firms based in Hong Kong, China and the US, including the essential role of the architect in the successful delivery of high-quality projects.
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AIA 2012 National Convention & Design Exposition |
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17-19 May 2012 ,
Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C. |
In May, thousands of architects and design professionals will convene in Washington, D.C., for the industry’s most comprehensive national event.
This year, we will celebrate the boundless potential that our work has when we actively connect—with one another, our work, and the community. When we share insights and information, we advance each practitioner’s creativity, knowledge, and relevance. Come ready to learn, and then leave with a wealth of new knowledge, skills, and resources to refresh your practice and projects.
Add your voice to our national conversation. Register and attend the AIA National Convention in May.
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Member Survey - AIA International Region Survey Results |
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12 May 2012 ,
See Hong Kong Member survey results |
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AIA Hong Kong 2nd Quarterly – The Living Cities: Nano Technology + Advanced Materials |
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9 May 2012 ,
The American Club, 49th Floor, Two Exchange Square, 8 Connaught Place. Central, |
Join the AIA Hong Kong for kick off discussion series on how new technologies can re-shape the built environment. A quick look at the history of nano, cutting edge research, the latest products on the market, and collaborative design explorations between architectural pratice and education.
1) A virtual introduction to nano from the UK by Dr. Toby Gill.
2) Current Research and innovations of Dr. Eric Liu of the Nano & Advanced Materials Institute Ltd.
3) Air Cleaning Paint by KNOxOUT
4) Results of a research studio between Stephen Lau's HKU design studio and 10 Design.
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