Hong Kong SAR – The real estate sector witnessed a dazzling display of innovation and design excellence at the MIPIM Asia 2024 Awards, held during a gala dinner at the Grand Hyatt in Hong Kong on December 4. This prestigious event celebrated top achievers across various categories, emphasizing the robust growth and creativity prevalent in the Asian real estate market.
The awards attracted a myriad of submissions from numerous countries, reflecting a diverse and burgeoning industry. An esteemed jury, led by Donald Choi, President of the Hong Kong Institute of Real Estate Administrators, and comprising 16 other leaders from across the Asia Pacific, rigorously assessed these entries.
The panel included notable figures such as George Agethen from Singapore, Henry Cheng from China, and Stanley Ching from Hong Kong, among other respected professionals from Japan, China, and Hong Kong. Their expertise brought a comprehensive regional perspective to the judging process.
The top honor in the category for Best Cultural, Educational, and Urban Regeneration Project was awarded to Hong Shou Fang in Shanghai, China, developed by Shui On Land. This project outshined others by integrating cultural depth with modern design, involving collaboration from Plus 8 Consulting Limited and Shanghai TIANHUA Architecture Planning & Engineering Ltd.
In the hospitality sector, TOWNPLACE West Kowloon in Hong Kong clinched the Gold, a testament to its innovative approach to creating leisure spaces in urban settings. Sun Hung Kai Properties were the developers behind this project, with Aedas and a slew of other contributors ensuring its success.
The category for Best Mixed-Use Project saw Two Taikoo Place in Hong Kong receives the Gold award. It stood out for its seamless integration of commercial and residential spaces, enhancing the urban experience. This project was spearheaded by Swire Properties and brought to life by a team including architects NBBJ and Wong & Ouyang, among others.
Not to be outdone, the office and business sector shined with The Henderson in Hong Kong taking home top honors. This pioneering office space, developed by Henderson Land Development Co. Ltd., features futuristic designs from Zaha Hadid Architects and numerous others who collectively pushed the boundaries of workplace environments.
Another highlight was the Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 Expansion, which won the Gold for Best Refurbished Building, showcasing how sustainable practices can be beautifully integrated into existing structures.
Residential projects also saw fierce competition, with Oukas Setagaya Sengawa in Tokyo, Japan, securing the Gold for Best Residential Project, exemplifying luxury living and cutting-edge design by Nomura Real Estate Development and their architectural team.
The event not only celebrated successful real estate projects but also highlighted the transformative power of thoughtful and innovative development in shaping the landscapes of Asia’s bustling cities.
As urban development continues to evolve, the MIPIM Asia Awards 2024 provided a snapshot of the future, brimming with possibility and potential. It was a testament to the ingenuity and forward-thinking of all those involved in Asia’s real estate arena.
For more in-depth details about the award winners and their projects, enthusiasts and industry professionals are encouraged to visit the official MIPIM Asia website.
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