CIHT Hong Kong is excited to offer this joint technical seminar with HKIE on Championing Innovative Construction Technologies in the Northern Metropolis with Mr Gavin Wong, Deputy Project Manager at the Civil Engineering and Development Department.
In Hong Kong’s rapidly evolving landscape of infrastructure and new development areas, the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) stands as a driving force for innovation, relentlessly advancing construction technologies to achieve greater efficiency, cost-effectiveness, safety and sustainability. This presentation highlights the department’s pioneering deployment of transformative solutions in the Northern Metropolis, including the use of ultra-high-strength S960 steel for a pedestrian footbridge, horizontal bridge rotation to construct a vehicular bridge over the East Rail Line, and the adoption of U-shaped and rectangular tunnel boring machines to overcome complex site constraints. Furthermore, automated piling platforms and folding formwork are revolutionizing safety standards while boosting productivity. Together, these breakthroughs not only set new benchmarks for infrastructure development but also exemplify how innovation can reshape the future of sustainable growth.
Urban and transport planners, engineers, architects, consultancy, contractors, academia, & researchers
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Ir Gavin Wong - Deputy Project Manager, Civil Engineering and Development Department Mr. Gavin Wong is a seasoned civil engineer with 30 years of experience in Hong Kong Government. Starting as a Civil Engineering Graduate, he has contributed to major infrastructure projects such as Route 9, the widening of Tuen Mun Road, Tseung Kwan O - Lam Tin Tunnel and the Tung Chung New Town Extension. Since 2023, he has been part of the North Development Office, CEDD, where he leads strategic developments under the Northern Metropolis initiative - including the Kwu Tung North / Fanling North New Development Area, San Tin Technopole, New Territories North New Town and Sam Po Shue Wetland Conservation Park. His work reflects a strong commitment to shaping Hong Kong's future through innovative and sustainable urban development. |
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