Colliers and Hong Kong Architects Advocate for Early Initiation of Public Projects

Monday, 12 August 2024, 08:49

Colliers highlights how Hong Kong architects are advocating for an early launch of public projects. Benny Chan Chak-bun from the Hong Kong Institute of Architects emphasizes that delays and unsuccessful tenders have led to layoffs and unpaid leave for staff in local architecture firms. This initiative aims to rejuvenate the sector and support construction workers facing these challenges.
South China Morning Post
Colliers and Hong Kong Architects Advocate for Early Initiation of Public Projects

Colliers: A Call to Action for Public Projects

Benny Chan Chak-bun, chief of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects, has fervently pushed for the early launch of key public projects. Noticing a trend of repeated failed tenders, many architecture firms have reluctantly begun laying off employees and placing staff on unpaid leave.

Consequences for Staff and the Sector

  • Layoffs are affecting the morale of construction workers.
  • Many developers are hesitating to invest in future projects.
  • Schools and other public infrastructure projects remain stalled.

With strong advocacy from analysts and industry leaders alike, the timely initiation of these projects is viewed as essential for economic recovery.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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