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Fun Science Carnival: "Smart Planning in the Digital Era" Online Exhibition

Date: 26 March 2021 to 11 April 2021

Hong Kong is a high-density city. In order to carry out town planning tasks, it would be difficult to grasp the full picture of development if simply based on 2D plans. In this regard, the Planning Department has make use of various smart technologies to enhance the efficiency of our daily work.

In HK SciFest 2021, the Planning Department and the City Gallery will co-host an online exhibition under the theme of "Smart Planning in the Digital Era", and to showcase an array of IT initiatives leveraging the latest innovation and technology to facilitate smart planning in Hong Kong. Main features of these IT initiatives, namely the Town Planning Information System, Statutory Planning Portal 2, the operation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, 3D photo-realistic models and the classification of land uses under the Land Utilisation Map in Hong Kong, will be introduced. Besides, the online exhibition will also highlight the key features of the 3D Planning and Design System (e.g. visualisation of multi-layer data in 3D environment, generation of design schemes and use of planning/urban design tools) used in the Planning Department to facilitate the design of the future blueprint for Hong Kong.

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"Green Living @ Lantau" Online Exhibition

Date: 15 March 2021 to 31 March 2021

To promote green living, the Sustainable Lantau Office under the Civil Engineering and Development Department implements various projects to conserve Lantau and promote sustainable leisure and recreational activities, and integrate green and smart elements into development projects to achieve sustainable development.

The “Green Living @ Lantau” Roving Exhibition will showcase the works and future plans of the office as well as related information of Lantau by texts, photos and videos.

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"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2020" Online Exhibition

Date: 15 March 2021 to 28 March 2021

The Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) Awards are given annually to our members and related professionals in recognition of their outstanding achievements in town planning. Through the delivery of Awards, we also wish to raise public awareness in good planning principles and practice, and to encourage pursuit of excellence amongst planners in Hong Kong. Since its introduction in 1993, the HKIP Awards have been given to a number of outstanding submissions, covering a wide spectrum of remarkable planning work in Hong Kong and elsewhere. Delivery of the Awards has demonstrated how the town planners and our multi-disciplinary colleagues have engaged in the relentless pursuit of noble planning objectives and adoption of innovative, resilient and smart measures to create a better place to live and work.

Introduced in 2018, the Young Planners Awards (YPA) aim to encourage and honour active participation and contribution of our young planners to the planning profession in particular and community affairs in general, as well as to promote and foster professionalism, dedication and enthusiasm amongst themselves. Four brilliant and committed young planners have been awarded ‘Certificates of Outstanding Achievement’ since 2018 for their praiseworthy participation in and contribution to the professional and community affairs. Their visions to planning and persistent endeavours to achieve personal and professional goals can serve as role models for other young planners.

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"Smart Planning in Digital Era" Online Exhibition

Date: 1 December 2020 to 31 January 2021

Hong Kong is a high-density city and it would be difficult to have a clear grasp of the actual environment if town planning is simply based on 2D plans. Not only has the Planning Department developed the 3D Planning and Design System to visualise the cityscape of Hong Kong in 3D environment and integrate with existing planning information that assists town planners to map out the future city blueprint for Hong Kong, we also make use of various smart technologies to facilitate our planning work.

In the "Smart Planning in the Digital Era" exhibition, the Planning Department shall showcase an array of IT initiatives leveraging the latest innovation and technology to facilitate smart planning in Hong Kong. Augmented Reality (AR) will be adopted to help illustrate the main features of these IT initiatives, namely Town Planning Information System; Statutory Planning Portal 2; the operation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; 3D photo-realistic models and land use classification under Land Utilisation Map in Hong Kong. Besides, the key features of the 3D Planning and Design System (e.g. visualisation of multi-layer data in 3D environment, generation of design schemes and use of planning/ urban design tools) will also be highlighted in the exhibition.

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"Relocation of Sha Tin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns" Thematic Exhibition

Date: 2 December 2020 to 14 January 2021

To enable the public to gain a better understanding of the project of “Relocation of Sha Tin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns”, the Drainage Services Department (DSD) will hold the thematic exhibition at City Gallery from 2 December 2020 to 14 January 2021. Through videos, display panels, computer games and physical model, the thematic exhibition will introduce the project’s latest development and innovative technology applied.
There is a pressing need to increase land supply for various uses by sustainable and innovative approaches to support social and economic development in Hong Kong. Rock cavern development is one of the feasible approaches to release our land resources. The Sha Tin STW is earmarked for relocation to a number of caverns to be excavated in Nui Po Shan opposite Shing Mun River. Sha Tin STW is the largest secondary STW in Hong Kong. Its relocation to caverns could release about 28 hectares of land on the existing Sha Tin STW site for other uses that benefit the public and improve the living environment of the district.
The future Sha Tin STW relocated in a cavern complex will be the largest of its kind in Hong Kong. The relocation plan will be implemented by stages, including site preparation and access tunnel construction, main caverns construction and upstream sewerage collection works, sewage treatment facilities installation, as well as decommission and demolition of the existing Sha Tin STW.

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"Smart Planning in Digital Era" Public Exhibition

Date:	1 November 2020 to 30 November 2020
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Area
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Hong Kong is a high-density city and it would be difficult to have a clear grasp of the actual environment if town planning is simply based on 2D plans. Not only has the Planning Department developed the 3D Planning and Design System to visualise the cityscape of Hong Kong in 3D environment and integrate with existing planning information that assists town planners to map out the future city blueprint for Hong Kong, we also make use of various smart technologies to facilitate our planning work.

In the "Smart Planning in the Digital Era" exhibition, the Planning Department shall showcase an array of IT initiatives leveraging the latest innovation and technology to facilitate smart planning in Hong Kong. Augmented Reality (AR) will be adopted to help illustrate the main features of these IT initiatives, namely Town Planning Information System; Statutory Planning Portal 2; the operation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; 3D photo-realistic models and land use classification under Land Utilisation Map in Hong Kong. Besides, the key features of the 3D Planning and Design System (e.g. visualisation of multi-layer data in 3D environment, generation of design schemes and use of planning/ urban design tools) will also be highlighted in the exhibition.

On-line Exhibition and Briefing will be available in December (exact dates to be confirmed)

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2019-20 Planning Department Outreach Programme:
Planning for a Better Place to Live and Work

Date:	3 June 2020 to 8 June 2020
Venue:	1/F and 2/F Exhibition Zone, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

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"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2019" Public Exhibition

Date:	13 January 2020 to 1 February 2020
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Area
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Kaleidoscopes of Planning

The multi-disciplinary and multi-faceted characteristics of planning have contributed to the creation of numerous impressive planning projects which are appreciated for their comprehensive approach, broad and in-depth analysis, holistic planning and design, inclusive engagement and meaningful collaboration. The different varieties of planning projects also showcase the far-reaching extent and coverage of planning, as well as its need for adaptation to changes. With so many possibilities ahead and through working with different professionals and stakeholders, planners strive to continue the legacy of planning, pursue excellence and plan for a better future.

Annual Awards

Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) Awards are given annually to our members and related professionals in recognition of their outstanding achievements in town planning. Through the delivery of awards, we also wish to raise public awareness in good planning principles and practice, and to encourage pursuit of excellence amongst planners in Hong Kong.

Five submissions are given ‘Certificates of Merit’ this year. Each of them has unique planning themes and demonstrated how different planning projects could create benefits to the local community and the general public in its own way.

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Co-organizer

"Social Innovation．Community 4.0"
Public Exhibition

Date:	13 July 2019 to 12 August 2019
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Area, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Social Innovation．Community 4.0 is the 1st community-based competition in town that bridges up innovation with community needs. It aims to encourage students to understand and tackle the identified community problems by using innovative and viable solutions. Youngsters will be able to actualize their innovative ideas in collaboration with the government, community organizations and citizens.

The competition is piloted in Central and Western district with special focuses on the social issues of Community Mobility, Environment & Hygiene and Quality of Living. Hong Kong Council of Social Service, the organizer, is holding a Public Exhibition to showcase the innovative outputs of students.

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Roving Exhibition - Stage 2 Public Engagement for the Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas

Date:	5 June 2019 to 12 June 2019
Venue:	3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

The Civil Engineering and Development Department and the Planning Department launched the Stage 2 Public Engagement for the Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas on May 22.

The Study, which commenced in June 2015, aims to explore the potential for underground space development in four selected strategic urban areas (SUAs), namely Tsim Sha Tsui West, Causeway Bay, Happy Valley, and Admiralty/Wan Chai. As revealed by the Stage 1 Public Engagement completed in February 2017, the public generally agreed that the proper utilisation of underground space and provision of an all-weather pedestrian network could alleviate the overcrowded street-level walking environment and improve pedestrian connectivity. It could also provide diverse uses/facilities for the benefit of the community through a holistic planning approach. Among the conceptual schemes of the four SUAs, the Study recommends according priority to taking forward the Kowloon Park Conceptual Scheme in Tsim Sha Tsui West. 　　　　

The Kowloon Park Conceptual Scheme comprises multi-purpose underground space for accommodating an all-weather and barrier-free underground pedestrian network. Various facilities such as community space, retail/food and beverage and car-parking facilities are also included in the Scheme to address imminent needs and enhance the use of underground space. 　　　　

In formulating the proposed Kowloon Park Conceptual Scheme, consideration has been made to provide diversified space to enhance accessibility and walkability. The departments will also strive to minimise possible disruptions caused by underground space development to the park, retain Old and Valuable Trees in the park, and preserve built heritage and the Bird Lake. The proposed conceptual scheme will improve the park area's appearance and re-establish a sustainable green park after the underground space construction. 　　　

The Stage 2 Public Engagement of the Study will last for three months to seek public views on the latest recommendations of the Study, including the proposed Kowloon Park Conceptual Scheme. Roving exhibitions, focus group meetings, weekend public events and consultations with key stakeholders will be held during the public engagement period. Virtual reality experiences will be introduced in some of the roving exhibitions to assist the public in understanding the future appearance of the proposed underground space and the rejuvenated Kowloon Park. 　　　　

The public engagement digest and details of activities are available on the Study website (www.urbanunderground.gov.hk). Members of the public are invited to provide feedback through the following channels on or before August 21, 2019:

Website:	www.urbanunderground.gov.hk
E-mail:	info_urbanunderground@aecom.com
Fax:	2714 0247
Post:	11/F, Civil Engineering and Development Building, 101 Princess Margaret Road, Homantin, Kowloon
	(Please specify "Underground Space Development" on envelope)

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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“Safer Living 2.0 - School Ambassador Programme” Exhibition

Date:	13 May 2019 to 31 May 2019
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Area, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

School Ambassador Programme (SAP) organised by the Geotechnical Engineering Office (GEO) of Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) aims to promote disasters response and preparedness knowledge via high school’s “Geography” Curriculum. It echoes with the Safer Living 2.0 programme to be launched on 10 June 2019 at PMQ Courtyard and Market Place.

Through a series of STEM workshops, including rock identification, rock and mineral identification, soil classification, rock and soil grading classification, and aerial photos interpretation, geologic and geographic setting of HK is explained. Climate change and its influence to geologic and geographic disasters in HK are elaborated. Fundamental causes, triggering factors, as well as prevention and mitigation strategies to these natural disasters are discussed. The exhibition also introduces sustainable development concepts and gives examples of sustainable developments in HK.

Content of the exhibition will be updated every year and with information from other departments/voluntary institutions (e.g. FSD, HKRC, etc.). Over 50 exhibitions in primary and secondary schools have been conducted since March 2019. Another 50 institutions (tertiary, primary and secondary) have been registered. Interested schools please like and leave messages on the social media accounts below:
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Admission Fee: Free of Charge

Supported by

ICE HKA G&S “Shaping Our Future City 2019: Presentation-cum-Exhibition”

Date:	19 April 2019 to 13 May 2019
Venue:	3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Following the success of ICE 200 Shaping Our Future City from last year, a half-year campaign, namely “Shaping Our Future City 2019”, has been organised for over 60 Form 4 and Form 5 students from 14 local secondary schools from January to April 2019 with the theme of “Accessibility, Connectivity and Vibrancy”. The campaign aims to inspire the youth and stimulate interest in Hong Kong’s future development and the engineering world. Supported by Government departments, local tertiary institutions and engineering firms, students have broadened their horizons with the guidance of 50 passionate civil engineering graduates and students. The campaign will culminate in a presentation-cum-exhibition at City Gallery, in which students will showcase their solutions to two challenges in Hong Kong to the public which are related to underground development and transportation infrastructure.

The campaign will culminate in a public presentation-cum-exhibition in late April at City Gallery to showcase the works done by the students and to introduce infrastructure development and civil engineering to the public. The exhibition showing some Hong Kong projects, university programme introduction and the students' proposals will be held from 19 April to 13 May 2019, and the public presentation by the students will be held on 27 April 2019. Stay tuned for the public presentation-cum-exhibition and how the students will be shaping our future city!

For details, please visit
https://www.ice.org.uk/events/ice-hka-g-s-shaping-our-future-city-2019-hong-kong

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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16th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition - Hong Kong Response Exhibition:
"Vertical Fabric: Density in Landscape"

Date：	20 March 2019 to 22 April 2019
Venue：	G/F & 3/F in City Gallery and Edinburgh Place
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Looking down on Hong Kong’s Central from the Victoria Peak, one could find that the city’s vertical fabric creates a wave of towers springing up from the sloping terrain down to the harbour front, spreading along the water edge as a belt of tightly woven texture.

The Hong Kong Response Exhibition is a continuation of the Collateral Event of 16th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia, Vertical Fabric: density in landscape. Responding to the theme on “Freespace”, the exhibition demonstrates the urban conditions of Hong Kong and explores the theme of freespace through towers.

By installing 116 towers marching along the patio extending into the exhibition rooms, the Hong Kong Response Exhibition’s vertical fabric illustrates the compactness of Hong Kong’s urban form.

Organizers

Hong Kong Institute of Architects Biennale Foundation

Partner

Lead Sponsor

"Lantau Tomorrow Vision" Exhibition

Date:	2 March 2019 to 15 April 2019
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Area (2 March to 17 March)
	3/F Meeting Room (18 March to 15 April)
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Land is the essential building block for the challenges faced by Hong Kong. In the spatial context of Hong Kong, Lantau commands an un-paralleled strategic location with a comprehensive air, road and rail transport network connected externally to other cities in the Greater Bay Area and the World as well as internally to the well-established core business area at Central. Creation of land for meeting housing and economic needs in this area would also allow a more balanced spatial distribution of population and jobs. The strategic transport facilities in support of the Lantau development could also help relieve the existing transport capacity constraint in Northwest New Territories as well as enhance connections between urban areas and the New Territories.

To harness the strategic advantages and opportunities of Lantau, the Chief Executive announced in her Policy Address 2018 the Lantau Tomorrow Vision with a view to building a solid foundation for a sustainable future for Hong Kong.

We will realise this vision in the coming 20 to 30 years through the following five policy directions:

•	Liveable City
•	According priority to transport infrastructure
•	Economic Powerhouse
•	Leisure and Entertainment Destination
•	Sustainability and Conservation

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"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2018" Public Exhibition

Date:	16 December 2018 to 30 December 2018
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Area
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

The Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) Awards are given annually to our members and related professionals in recognition of their outstanding achievements in town planning. Through the delivery of awards, we also wish to raise public awareness in good planning principles and practice, and to encourage pursuit of excellence amongst planners in Hong Kong.

This year, Young Planners Awards (YPA) are introduced to encourage and honour active participation and contribution of our young planners to the profession in particular and community affairs in general, as well as to promote and foster professionalism, dedication and enthusiasm amongst themselves.

Five HKIP awards and two YPA are given this year. The awarded projects have demonstrated how different planning elements can be integrated together, creating benefits to the local community and the general public. The awarded young planners, with distinguished achievements and contribution to the profession and community affairs, serve as advocate and role models for other young planners of our profession.

To promote our objectives of raising public awareness in town planning and to facilitate exchange of ideas, we will exhibit the wining submissions. For details or enquiry, please contact Ms. Monique Tai:

Tel:	2915 6212
Email:	hkiplann@netvigator.com

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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Co-organizer

“Port Works 90 Exhibition – A Time to Remember”
Thematic Exhibition

Date:	6 October 2018 to 10 December 2018
Venue:	Thematic Exhibition Zone on G/F and Meeting Room on 3/F
Time:	6 October 2018
	13:00-19:00
	7 October 2018 to 31 October 2018
	Mondays to Thursdays: 10:00 – 18:00
	Fridays to Sundays and Public Holidays: 10:00 – 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)
	1 November 2018 to 10 December 2018
	Exhibition on G/F will be extended to 10 December 2018

2019 will mark the 90th Anniversary of the establishment of the Port Works Division (PWD) under the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD). As a celebration of this significant milestone, CEDD has organised a thematic exhibition titled “Port Works 90 Exhibition – A Time to Remember” to enhance the public understanding of Hong Kong’s effort in port works, the results achieved so far and the future development direction of port works.

The thematic exhibition zone on G/F will cover 6 themes, namely History of Port Works, Climate Changes, Eco-shorelines, Smart Piers, Innovation, Research and Development, as well as New Reclamation Technology, offering the opportunities for citizens to review the history and developments of PWD. In addition, we will hold an old photo exhibition at the Meeting Room on 3/F to demonstrate the changes in Hong Kong’s coastlines for over a century. Members of the public are invited to visit the Augmented Reality Experience Zone to experience in person the changes in coastlines over years by means of 3-Dimensional models. The public may also participate in interactive games and parent-child workshops.

For details, please visit https://pwd90.hk/?lang=en

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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Exhibition for HKIUD Urban Design Awards 2018

Date:	9 November 2018 to 21 November 2018
Venue:	3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Organised by the Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design (HKIUD) and the Planning Department (PlanD), the Exhibition for HKIUD Urban Design Awards 2018 is a showcase of the best urban design projects recently awarded.

Held every two years, the Awards is to recognise urban design related projects with outstanding performance and contributions in promoting excellence in Urban Design. The Awards is divided into Built Project and Plan / Concept categories.

A total of 29 submissions including two students award winners’ thesis will be displayed at the Exhibition.

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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"The Legend of Rocks: Destiny of Quarries"
Thematic Exhibition

Date:	27 June 2018 to 1 October 2018
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition Zone, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

The Civil Engineering and Development Department and Planning Department have jointly organised “The Legend of Rocks: Destiny of Quarries” exhibition. The purpose of the exhibition is to showcase the contribution of local quarries to Hong Kong's development and to explore its future. It includes photographs, videos and exhibits that illustrate the history and evolution of the quarry industry.

The exhibition is divided into four zones, each presenting a different aspect of local quarries – history, operation and use of rock materials, after-use of quarry sites and the future need for quarries; and how these aspects have shaped and will continue to shape the development of Hong Kong.

To enrich the exhibition and engage with the community, a series of free seminars, workshops and field trips have been organised. These events are open to all. We hope that through this exhibition visitors will gain a new perspective of the importance of the local quarry industry.

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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City Gallery Summer Planning School 2018
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Date：25 August 2018 to 16 September 2018

Venue: 3/F Meeting Room

Planning Department organises the City Gallery Summer Planning School “Be a Town Planner” during this summer holiday. The objective of the programme is to arouse students' interest in town planning and the future development of Hong Kong with an aim to nurture a new generation of young planners. The programme targets two different age groups, namely, the "Teen Planners Group" (for Senior Secondary School Students) and the ‘Little Planners Group' (for Senior Primary School Students). The curriculum with a general introduction on town planning comprised of lectures, field studies and workshops led by professional town planners or from related fields, are designed to provide our younger generation with a better understanding of town planning and various aspects of the planning process in Hong Kong. We have received overwhelming responses for this year's Summer Planning School. 111 number of students from 6 primary schools and a total of 174 number of students from 30 secondary schools have participated. This exhibition on students' work is intended to share their learning experiences with the public.

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Supporting Organisation

“Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas – Feasibility Study” Design Ideas Competition Entries Exhibition

Date:	16 August 2018 to 22 August 2018
Venue:	3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

The Civil Engineering and Development Department and the Planning Department jointly organised the Design Ideas Competition under “Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas – Feasibility Study” in February 2018. The Competition, aimed at encouraging young professionals and students to provide planning and design ideas for the future underground space development, set the Kowloon Park in Tsim Sha Tsui West Strategic Urban Area as the design framework. The response was such warm with about 30 entries for the proposed planning and design of underground space development at Kowloon Park received.

The prize presentation ceremony for the Competition was held at the City Gallery successfully on 16 August 2018. A roving exhibition showcasing all entries and the models of winning entries (First Prize, Second Prize and Third Prize) for the proposed planning and design of underground space development at Kowloon Park was launched in the City Gallery for a week, from 16 August 2018 to 22 August 2018.

Information on the exhibition is available at
http://www.urbanunderground.gov.hk/DesignComp.php?locale=sc

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

Organizer

"Conservation of Coastal Areas in Lantau"
Roving Exhibition

Date:	27 July 2018 to 9 August 2018
Venue:	3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

As part of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)’s 200th anniversary celebration, a half-year campaign, namely “ICE 200 Shaping Our Future City”, is being organised for 53 Form 4 and Form 5 students from nine local secondary schools from February to July 2018, to inspire the youth and stimulate interest in Hong Kong’s future development and the engineering world. Supported by government departments, local tertiary institutions and engineering firms, students have broadened their horizons with the guidance of 40 passionate civil engineering graduates and students. The campaign will culminate in a presentation-cum-exhibition at City Gallery, in which students will showcase their solutions to two future challenges in Hong Kong 2030+ to the public.

The campaign will culminate in a public presentation-cum-exhibition in early July at City Gallery to showcase the works done by the students and to introduce infrastructure development and civil engineering to the public. The exhibition showing some Hong Kong projects, university programme introduction and the students' proposals will be held from 1 to 15 July 2018, and the public presentation by the students will be held on 7 July 2018. Stay tuned for the public presentation-cum-exhibition and how the students will be shaping our future city!

Parent-child workshop and roving exhibition will be held from 27 July 2018 to 9 August 2018 at City Gallery. Parent-child workshop includes interactive drama and Origami. Participants can DIY their personal badge and foldscope after finishing a mini quiz on natural conservation.

For details, please visit
https://www.facebook.com/protectlantau2018

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

Organizer

ICE HKA G&S "ICE 200 Shaping Our Future City: Presentation-cum-Exhibition"

Date:	1 July 2018 to 15 July 2018
Venue:	3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

For details, please visit
http://www.ice.org.uk/events/shaping-our-future-city-exhibition

Admission Fee: Free of Charge

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Gold Sponsor

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Exhibition of "Planning Department Outreach Programme 2017-18" - "Planning for a Liveable Hong Kong: Smart, Green and Resilient"

Date:	10 June 2018 to 16 June 2018
Venue:	G/F Thematic Exhibition, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Planning Department is going to stage an exhibition on Town Planning at the Thematic Exhibition Area on G/F, City Gallery during the period from 10 June 2018 (Sunday) to 16 June 2018 (Saturday).

The theme of exhibition this year is “Planning for a Liveable Hong Kong: Smart, Green and Resilient”. This exhibition will be great opportunities for you to learn more about town planning and experience the built environment we share at the exhibition.

Organizer

HKHS 70th Anniversary Roving Exhibitions

Date:	24 May 2018 to 31 May 2018
Venue:	3/F Multi-purpose Hall, City Gallery
Time:	Monday to Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
	Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:00 - 19:00
	Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays)

Established in 1948, the Hong Kong Housing Society (“the Housing Society”) has been assuming the role of “housing laboratory” to provide affordable homes for the Hong Kong people, through various housing schemes in response to the changing housing needs of the community.

To celebrate its 70th anniversary, the Housing Society is going to organise a series of Roving Exhibitions, with the display of precious old photos and also video stories. A 1:1 rental unit model is also built to relive the old days at the first rental estate of the Sheung Li Uk in order to enhance public understanding of the work of the Housing Society.

Housing Society will hold a sharing session “Anecdotes of Old Hong Kong” - Evolution of Hong Kong Island and Low-cost Housing over the past 70 years on 26 May 2018 from 14:00-15:00 at 3/F Multi-purpose Hall.And the sharing session is talk by Mr Cheng Po-hung, Honorary Adviser to the Hong Kong Museum of History.

For more details of the exhibition and enrollment method, please visit: https://www.hkhs.com/en/about-us/70th-anniversary or contact Housing Society staff at 2839-1717.

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Supporting Organisation

Media Partner

Infrastructure Imagination:
Hong Kong City Futures 1972 - 1988

Date: 24 March 2018 to 16 May 2018

Venue: G/F Thematic Exhibition & 3/F Meeting Room, City Gallery

Time: 10:00 to 18:00 (closed on Tuesday except Public Holidays)

Infrastructure Imagination showcases major infrastructure projects completed in Hong Kong between 1972 to 1988. Photographs featured in the exhibition are the work of Heather Coulson, a leading construction photographer who was commissioned to undertake many prestigious infrastructure projects in the period. The exhibition will offer an excellent opportunity to reflect on what has been known as the golden age of construction in Hong Kong and to envision ways for building a sustainable future in the 21st century.

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Sponsored by

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"New Mobile Exhibition Vehicle of Planning Department" Roving exhibition

Date: 6 April 2018 to 10 April 2018

Venue: Edinburgh Place

Planning Department has also been utilising Mobile Exhibition Vehicle to promote town planning in Hong Kong and public engagement. A new Mobile Exhibition Vehicle is now in use and opens the new era of Planning Department's Outreach Programme.
The new Mobile Exhibition Vehicle will hold a roving exhibition at Edinburgh Place from 6 April 2018 to 10 April 2018.
Let’s visit the City Gallery that takes you on a journey of visionary Hong Kong.

Organizer

“Floating Solar Power System Photography Competition” Winning Entries Roving Exhibition

The Water Supplies Department launched the "Floating Solar Power System Photography Competition" during October to December 2017 with a view to promoting the features and benefits of the floating solar power system to citizens through beautiful landscape shots that capture the harmonious integration of natural scenery and green technologies, and thereby encouraging energy conservation, the adoption of low-carbon lifestyles, and the enhancement of Hong Kong’s sustainability.

An overwhelming response of over 1,000 was received. Details of the first exhibition are as follows:

Date：14 March 2018 to 19 March 2018

Venue：G/F Thematic Exhibition, City Gallery

Time: 10:00 to 18:00 (closed on Tuesday except Public Holidays)

Organised by

Nice Riviera Metropolis –
Territory of Urban Innovations

Date: 10 January 2018 to 7 March 2018

Venue: G/F City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central

Time: 10:00 to 18:00 (closed on Tuesday except Public Holidays)

FREE ADMISSION

Nice is the 5th largest city in France, located on the famous Côte d’Azur, backed by the French Alps and facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is the administrative capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department, under the region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Nice is a living lab for urban innovation projects on a regional, national and European level, which seeks to become a green and sustainable 'European lighthouse city' with the use of digital technologies and other innovative measures. In 2017, the city became one of ten finalists for the EU iCapital Award on the strength of its comprehensive plans and projects for the digitalisation of the city, not least in smart energy grid solutions and healthcare innovations.

The exhibition showcases major urban planning concepts in the Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur urban region and their implementation in selected projects. The projects include Nice’s smart grid initiatives, sustainable urban mobility planning, the integrated development of the Eco-Valley, the application of big data analytics in urban development, public/private partnership and knowledge transfer, education for sustainable development and the healthcare innovation ecosystem of Nice 27 Delvalle.

For more details of the exhibition, please visit:
http://eap.hkbu.edu.hk/series/.

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Roving Exhibition of “Capture and Experience Tung Chung – Prequel to Tung Chung New Town Extension 2017” Photo Competition" Winning Entries

Date: 3 February 2018 to 14 February 2018

Venue: 3/F Conference Room, City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place

Time: 10:00 to 18:00 (closed on Tuesday except Public Holidays)

Free Admission

The Competition was held by Civil Engineering and Development Department between September 2017 and November 2017. The Competition aimed to engage the public to record the multiple facets of Tung Chung before the new town extension by taking photos and sharing their masterpieces. The Grand Prizes and Merit Prizes for Open Group and Student Group of the Competition were selected by the Judging Panel in December 2017.

For more details of the competition, please visit:
https://www.tcnte-photo.com

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"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2017" Public Exhibition

Date：17 December 2017 to 31 December 2017

Venue：G/F Thematic Exhibition Area, City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong

Time：10:00 am to 6:00 pm (Closed on Tuesday)

HKIP gives annual awards to its members and related professionals in recognition of their outstanding achievements in town planning. Through the delivery of the HKIP Awards, we also wish to raise public awareness in good planning principles and practice, and to encourage pursuit of excellence amongst planners in Hong Kong.

From Vision to Mission

Urban planning is not merely about formulating concepts and innovative ideas, but also putting them into real actions. Establishing bold and shrewd visions is the cornerstone of town planning, which will guide the development of our city. Our task, however, does not stop at this juncture, but also turn visions into feasible and implementable missions with a view to bringing improvements and vitality to our city.

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Exhibition on "Hong Kong ∞ Impression"

Date: 20 June 2017 to 30 November 2017

Venue: City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong and Edinburgh Place

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the HKSAR, the Development Bureau and Planning Department proudly present Hong Kong ∞ Impression, an exhibition that shares the vast possibilities of our future city – one that is smart, green, resilient and inclusive for residents and visitors alike to live, work, do business, study and play.

Let the exhibition take you to a journey of “Infinitely Hong Kong”, a journey to a new era of infinite potentials.

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City Gallery Summer Planning School 2017
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Date：26 August 2017 to 8 September 2017

Venue: 4/F of City Gallery

Planning Department organises the City Gallery Summer Planning School “Be a Town Planner” during this summer holiday. The objective of the programme is to arouse students' interest in town planning and the future development of Hong Kong with an aim to nurture a new generation of young planners. The programme targets two different age groups, namely, the "Teen Planners Group" (for Senior Secondary School Students) and the ‘Little Planners Group' (for Senior Primary School Students). The curriculum with a general introduction on town planning comprised of lectures, field studies and workshops led by professional town planners or from related fields, are designed to provide our younger generation with a better understanding of town planning and various aspects of the planning process in Hong Kong. We have received overwhelming responses for this year's Summer Planning School. 37 number of students from 2 primary schools and a total of 74 number of students from 11 secondary schools have participated. This exhibition on students' work is intended to share their learning experiences with the public.

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Exhibition on "Sustainable Lantau Blueprint"

Date: 3 June 2017 to 16 June 2017

Venue: 4/F City Gallery

Time: 10:00 to 18:00

The Sustainable Lantau Blueprint (the Blueprint) outlines the future road map for Lantau. With the vision of “balancing development and conservation”, and as a continuation of the Revised Concept Plan for Lantau in 2007 with the same direction of “Development in the North, Conservation for the South”, the Sustainable Lantau Blueprint aims to develop Lantau into a smart and low-carbon community for living, work, business, leisure and study. This will benefit Hong Kong people by providing new opportunities associated with land and housing supply, economic development, commerce and trade, leisure, recreation and tourism, and at the same time enhancing the conservation of our natural, cultural and heritage resources.

The Blueprint and details of publicity activities are available at http://www.lantau.gov.hk

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Exhibition on "Hong Kong 2030+: Towards a Planning Vision and Strategy Transcending 2030"

Date: 2 November 2016 to 30 April 2017

Venue: G/F City Gallery

Time: 10:00 to 18:00

"Updating the territorial development strategy to guide planning, land and infrastructure development and the shaping of the built environment of Hong Kong beyond 2030"

"Hong Kong 2030+: Towards a Planning Vision and Strategy Transcending 2030" ("Hong Kong 2030+") represents the Government's vision, policy and strategy for the territorial development of Hong Kong beyond 2030. A visionary, proactive, pragmatic and action-oriented approach is adopted to ensure a focused public dialogue on the key planning issues critical to future development and a timely response to the changing circumstances in and outside of Hong Kong.

To encourage community participation in "Hong Kong 2030+", Development Bureau and Planning Department will held an Thematic Exhibition at G/F, City Gallery from 2 November 2016 to 30 April 2016.

For more details of "Hong Kong 2030+", please visit :
http://www.hk2030plus.hk/index.htm.

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Roving Exhibition:
Winning entries of Logo Design Competition for Development and Conservation of Lantau

Date: 20 – 26 March 2017

Venue: 3/F, City Gallery

Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

The overall direction of planning for Lantau is ‘development in the north, conservation for the south’. The Government is actively pursuing short, medium and long-term measures on economic, housing, social, conservation, recreation and tourism developments on Lantau, aiming at capitalising on Lantau’s geographical advantages and strategic infrastructures in the vicinity to foster the sustainable development of Hong Kong.

The Logo Design Competition for Development and Conservation of Lantau organised by the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD), was concluded successfully with about 280 entries from the Open Group and about 80 entries from the Student Group received. A roving exhibition of the winning entries will be held.

For more details of the competition, please visit: http://landac.hk/logo_competition/.

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Exhibition on "Hong Kong Palace Museum Public Consultation"

Date & Venue:
11 January to 14 February 2017 G/F City Gallery

15 February to 8 March 2017 3/F City Gallery

Time:10:00 to 18:00

Following the formal signing of the Memorandum of Understanding of Cooperation for the project between the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority and the Palace Museum on 23 December 2016, the Authority has launched a Public Consultation exercise. An exhibition is now on display at the City Gallery which provides more information on the project. All information materials are also available online. The public are invited to provide comments and suggestions on what they would like to see, covering both hardware and software, in the Hong Kong Palace Museum either in person at City Gallery or via the WKCDA website.

For more information, please visit our website at www.westkowloon.hk .

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Exhibition on "Vienna - City Smart: Development in Europe"

Date: 2 November 2016 to 27 January 2017

Venue: 3/F City Gallery

Time: 10:00 to 18:00

This exhibition is show the strategic urban planning for the world's most livable city:

- Resource Preservation

- Innovation

- Quality of Life

For details of the whole Urban Innovation Series and its upcoming events, please visit http://euap.hkbu.edu.hk/series/.

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Thematic Exhibition:
Stage 1 Public Engagement for the Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas

Date & Venue:
22 to 30 December 2016 G/F City Gallery

12 to 20 January 2017 4/F Resource center, City Gallery

Time: 10:00 to 18:00

The Study aims to (i) evaluate the overall merits and identify key issues of underground space development in the four Strategic Urban Areas (SUAs); (ii) formulate Underground Master Plans covering a wider area; and (iii) draw up suitable underground space development proposals for possible future development. A three-month Stage 1 Public Engagement exercise was launched on 7 November 2016, with a view to exploring the opportunities and key considerations for underground space development in the aforementioned SUAs, and to solicit public views on community needs, preliminary planning concepts and possible uses at the underground space. To encourage the public participation into the Study, the Planning Department and the Civil Engineering and Development Department will held a Thematic Exhibition at G/F, City Gallery.

For more details of this Study, please visit: www.urbanunderground.gov.hk and https://www.facebook.com/urbanundergroundhk.

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Exhibition on "City Impression @ Hidden Land Resources"

Date : 20 July ,2016 - 20 October, 2016

Venue : G/F, Thematic Exhibition Area

Hong Kong is a compact and high density city with limited land resources. The Government has adopted a multi-pronged approach to enhance land supply in meeting the continuous challenge of our population growth as well as social and economic needs.

In this exhibition, visitors are invited to explore the quest for development land in the “Hidden Land Resources” in Hong Kong, namely, cavern development and ex-quarry sites. The exhibition will demonstrate that rock cavern development is one innovative means of land supply for accommodating suitable landuse and facilities in Hong Kong. It will also showcase the creative planning solution for developing ex-quarry sites for beneficial after-uses including housing and other community facilities.

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Thematic Exhibition:
“Hong Kong – Vienna Dailogue:
Smarter than Car –
Urban Mobility after Cars and Oil”

Date: 30 September 2016 to 16 October 2016

Venue: 3/F of City Gallery

The exhibition explores the impact of energy transition on urban mobility in Vienna to create a new vision for a post-carbon city in 2050. For details, please go to http://euap.hkbu.edu.hk/series/eventpage/exhibition-hong-kong-vienna-dialogue-smarter-than-car-urban-mobility-after-cars-and-oil/.

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City Gallery Summer Planning School 2016 -
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Date：27 August 2016 to 23 September 2016

Venue: 3/F of City Gallery

Planning Department organises the City Gallery Summer Planning School “Be a Town Planner” during this summer holiday. The objective of the programme is to arouse students' interest in town planning and the future development of Hong Kong with an aim to nurture a new generation of young planners. The programme targets two different age groups, namely, the "Teen Planners Group" (for Senior Secondary School Students) and the ‘Little Planners Group' (for Senior Primary School Students). The curriculum with a general introduction on town planning comprised of lectures, field studies and workshops led by professional town planners or from related fields, are designed to provide our younger generation with a better understanding of town planning and various aspects of the planning process in Hong Kong. We have received overwhelming responses for this year's Summer Planning School. 97 number of students from 5 primary schools and a total of 183 number of students from 27 secondary schools have participated. This exhibition on students' work is intended to share their learning experiences with the public.

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Exhibition on "Urban Design Study for the Wan Chai North and North Point Harbourfront Areas"

Date :11 June ,2016 - 8 July, 2016

Venue :Details of Stage 2 PE: G/F, Thematic Exhibition Area

Venue :Design Ideas Competition Exhibition: 4/F, Resource Centre

The Planning Department (PlanD) today (June 11) launched the Stage 2 Public Engagement (PE) for the Urban Design Study for the Wan Chai North and North Point Harbourfront Areas (the Study) to gauge the community’s views on the Harbourfront Enhancement Proposals. Members of the public are welcome to participate.

In the Stage 1 PE held last year, the views collected suggest that the public in general support the overall vision developed for the new harbourfront: “New Wan Chai North Point Harbourfront: an urban harbourfront reconnecting people to the water…”

Taking into account public views, the study team has formulated the Harbourfront Enhancement Proposals to guide future developments and enhancements along the waterfront. Particular attention has been paid to maintaining the local character and heritage, enhancing vibrancy, adopting user friendly design, promoting pedestrian connectivity, addressing parking and loading/unloading requirements, etc.

The Stage 2 PE of the Study will last until August 20. Major activities include roving exhibitions, public workshops, consultations with relevant district councils and Design Ideas Competition Exhibition. Details of the activities and public engagement documents are available on the Study’s website （http://wcnnpuds.hk）. Members of the public are invited to send in their comments through:

Post:	Planning Department, Studies and Research Section, 16/F, North Point Government Offices, 333 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Fax :	2522 8524
Email:	info@wcnnpuds.hk

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Exhibition on "Event Horizon"

Date：19 November 2015 – 18 May 2016

Venue：Central & Western District (include City Gallery)

Event Horizon officially launches on 19 November 2015, and will be a part of the Hong Kong cityscape for six months, until 18 May 2016. The most extensive public art installation ever seen in the city, Event Horizon will see 31 sculptures installed at both street level and building tops across a kilometre wide zone of Central and Western district.

Presented by British Council Hong Kong with support from lead partner the K11 Art Foundation (KAF), Hong Kong will be the first Asian city to stage the installation following presentations in London, Rotterdam, New York, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
For details of the Event Horizon, please visit : http://eventhorizon.hk

Exhibition on Town Planning

Date：29 April 2016 - 2 May 2016

Venus： 3/F, City Gallery , 3 Edinburgh Place, Central
Since mid-1990’s, Planning Department has been conducting Outreach Programme in raising public awareness of town planning and in promoting public education in town planning in the community, particularly our younger generations. In recent years, Planning Department visits about 45 secondary schools and 32 public venues every year and organises roving exhibitions in several shopping centres, attracting an average of over 40,000 visitors per year. We have now exhibited the 20 free-standing panels under the theme ‘Vision for a Sustainable Future’ staged at outreaching activities in schools and public venues in 2015/16. Given the convenient and easily accessible location of the City Gallery, we hope, through this exhibition, to reach out a larger community as well as to impress the general public on how their community is planned and to promote Hong Kong’s town planning and the latest development projects.

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Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Central

Date：23 December 2015 to 4 April 2016

From the City of Victoria to a hub for international financial activities, the Central District has been at the heart of Hong Kong’s development history. It is the face and identity of Hong Kong, with a glamourous waterfront beckoning to generations of travellers by sea.

To explore different dimensions of our unique Central District, City Gallery offers “City Impression@Central” programme series, kick started by the exhibition jointly presented by the Planning Department and The Hong Kong Heritage Project (HKHP). It brings together precious photographs and videos from HKHP’s Archive, selected works of renowned photographer Mr. Chak Wai-leung, and plastic brick models creatively crafted by young enthusiasts, in a bid to appreciate Hong Kong’s past, which has shaped our present. City development does not stop here, nor does this programme series. Selected projects of revitalising Central will be featured in the sequel to this series, scheduled for mid-2016.

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Exhibition of Award Winning Projects of Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2015 Jointly Presented by Planning Department and The Hong Kong Institute of Planners

Date：20 February 2016 (Saturday) to 18 March 2016 (Friday)

Venue：Exhibition Area, 4/F, City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central

Time：10:00 – 18:00 (except Tuesday when City Gallery is closed)

The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards promote better understanding and application of the principles and practice of planning, and encourage the pursuit of excellence among planners in Hong Kong.

Planning Department is pleased to coorganise this exhibition and help promote to professionals and the public creative planning solutions.

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Exhibition on “Hamburg – A European Green Capital: ‘Green, Inclusive, growing city by the water: Perspectives on Urban Development’”

Date：16 October – 15 December 2015

Venue：G/F, City Gallery

The exhibition will showcase long-term urban planning concepts and their concrete implementations in the city of Hamburg in four chapters:

A ‘More City in the City’

B The Inclusive City

C Green and Environment-friendly City

D Urban Development in the Business Metropolis

The exhibition provides detailed background information to the event ‘Hamburg 1-9’ of the Urban Innovations Series and will allow the general public to gain an overview over current European urban development theory and practice.

Language: English and Chinese.
For details of the whole Urban Innovation Series and its upcoming events, please visit : http://euap.hkbu.edu.hk/series/
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Building Up Our Beautiful Hong Kong -
Students' Works Exhibition

Date: 22 August 2015 to 21 September 2015

Venue: G/F of City Gallery

City Gallery acts as the window of the Planning Department for reaching out to the public. To strengthen planning education to our young generation, we had launched the City Gallery Summer Planning School since last year. On 22.8.2015, as a finale activity of the City Gallery Summer Planning School 2015 “Be a Town Planner” held in this summer, more than 200 graduated ”Little Planners” (senior primary school students) and “Teen Planners” (senior secondary school students) together built up colourful paper blocks on a large map of Hong Kong. The activity was held at Edinburgh Place outside City Gallery. The large map of Hong Kong built up with paper blocks in 18 different colours symbolises the 18 Districts of Hong Kong. With students from all over the territory participating in building up our beautiful Hong Kong, this activity realises our objective of Planning @ Community. The large map of Hong Kong completed by the students is displayed at the City Gallery.

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City Gallery Summer Planning School 2015 -
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Date：22 August 2015 to 21 September 2015

Venue: 4/F of City Gallery

Planning Department organises the City Gallery Summer Planning School “Be a Town Planner” during this summer holiday. The objective of the programme is to arouse students' interest in town planning and the future development of Hong Kong with an aim to nurture a new generation of young planners. The programme targets two different age groups, namely, the "Teen Planners Group" (for Senior Secondary School Students) and the ‘Little Planners Group' (for Senior Primary School Students). The curriculum with a general introduction on town planning comprised of lectures, field studies and workshops led by professional town planners or from related fields, are designed to provide our younger generation with a better understanding of town planning and various aspects of the planning process in Hong Kong. We have received overwhelming responses for this year's Summer Planning School. 75 number of students from 3 primary schools and a total of 209 number of students from 47 secondary schools have participated. This exhibition on students' work is intended to share their learning experiences with the public.

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Exhibition on “Planning, Engineering and Architectural Study for Topside Development at Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities (HKBCF) Island of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge - Feasibility Study” - Stage 1 Community Engagement

Date：24 August to 1 September 2015

Venue：3/F, City Gallery

The “Planning, Engineering and Architectural Study for Topside Development at the Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities (HKBCF) Island of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge – Feasibility Study” (the Study) was commissioned by the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) and the Planning Department (PlanD) in January 2015 to explore the optimum utilisation of land at the HKBCF Island for topside and underground development for commercial and other economic activities. The Stage 1 Community Engagement (CE) of the Study commenced on 6 July 2015 and will last for two months until 7 September 2015. It will solicit public views on the initial development concept, so as to facilitate the formulation of the Draft Recommended Outline Development Plan at the next stage of the Study. An exhibition on the Stage 1 CE of the Study will be held at the City Gallery during the captioned period for public viewing.
For details of the Study, please visit our Study website: http://www.hzmbbcf-topside.hk
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Exhibition on “Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area Planning and Engineering Study - Stage 3 Community Engagement”

Date：3 August - 17 August 2015

Venue：3/F, City Gallery

The “Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area Planning and Engineering Study” (the Study) was commissioned by the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) and the Planning Department (PlanD) in August 2011 to formulate a feasible land use framework for the development of Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area (HSK NDA). The Stage 3 Community Engagement (CE) of the Study commenced on 17 June 2015, to seek public views on the Recommended Outline Development Plan (RODP) for the HSK NDA. An exhibition on the Stage 3 CE of the Study will be held at the City Gallery during the above specified period for public viewing.
For details of the Study, please visit our Study website www.hsknda.gov.hk
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Exhibition on
"Planning for Longer-Term Sustainable Development"

Date：8 July - 3 August 2015

Since mid-1990’s, Planning Department has been conducting Outreach Programme in raising public awareness of town planning and in promoting public education in town planning in the community, particularly our younger generations. In recent years, Planning Department visits about 45 secondary schools and 32 public venues every year and organises roving exhibitions in several shopping centres, attracting an average of over 40 000 visitors per year. We have now exhibited the 20 free-standing panels under the theme ‘Planning for Longer-Term Sustainable Development’ staged at outreaching activities in schools and public venues in 2014/15. Given the convenient and easily accessible location of the City Gallery, we hope, through this exhibition, to reach out a larger community as well as to impress the general public on how their community is planned and to promote Hong Kong’s town planning and the latest development projects.

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Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Connectivity –
On the Right Track

Date：2 April 2015 to 6 July 2015

From a mere means of public transportation to a touristic amenity and an icon of Hong Kong, The Peak Tram has witnessed the dramatic transformation of our city over the past century, while connecting people in Hong Kong and beyond. Planning Department in collaboration with The Hong Kong Heritage Project present to you a thematic exhibition on “City Impression@Connectivity – On the Right Track” to examine the changing but unique role of The Peak Tram, discover its proximity and explore the memories of early commuters, Tram staff, the architect of old Peak Tower, as well as The Peak Tram’s lesser-known stories. Let’s board The Peak Tram together and trace the track of our city development together.

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Thematic Exhibition: Our City Our Home

Date：18 February 2015 to 30 March 2015
(Closed on Tuesdays & the first two days of the Chinese New Year)

People and buildings share a close relationship within a compact urbanised city environment like Hong Kong. Planning Department is proud to present this thematic exhibition comprising of winning entries from Buildings Department’s two competitions recently held in the summer of 2014, which aims to promote public awareness on building safety and the responsibilities of building owners towards their living environment.

“Our People, Our Homes” Photo Competition
Jointly organised by the Buildings Department, the Hong Kong Art of Photography Association and Grace Photographic Club

“Building Safety Depends on All of Us - Comic Drawing Competition 2014”
Jointly organised by the Buildings Department and the Hong Kong Education City with the support of the Hong Kong Society for Education in Art
Through this exhibition, we hope to promote public awareness to care for our built environment and open our minds to the myriad of potentials and benefits for urban regeneration to achieve a sustainable city.
Let’s join in this visual journey through the artistic realm of comic drawings and photography and experience how concepts of structural safety, fire safety, environmental hygiene, and the need for timely maintenance to ensure public safety are visualised and translated through the expressions of art in the public eye and share their aspirations for the care of our City, we are proud to call HOME.

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Kai Tak Fantasy Winning Exhibition

Date：4 February 2015 to 4 March 2015
(Closed on Tuesdays & the first two days of the Chinese New Year)

The Chief Executive announced the Kai Tak Fantasy (KTF) project in his 2013 Policy Address. The project covers the former Kai Tak runway tip, Kwun Tong Action Area and the water body in between. KTF is positioned as a recreational landmark for its excellent potential for developing into a world class tourism, entertainment and leisure destination.

An International Ideas Competition on Urban Planning and Design was held to look for creative thoughts and design excellence from qualified professionals. The Jury Panel selected “Kai Tak 2.0: Healthy Lift-Off” as the winning scheme. The Healthy City concept is popular, as reflected in the public consultation exercise conducted in the summer of 2014. Entrants of the ‘A Place for You’ video contest held in parallel have also shown a common vision for green and well-designed public spaces in KTF as their dream places.
A one-month exhibition of the winning scheme and winning videos is open at the Meeting Room on 3/F.

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Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ City Gallery Sketch 1000

Date：15 October 2014 to 1 February 2015

In collaboration with Urban Sketchers Hong Kong, Planning Department and City Gallery invite you to the “City Impression @ City Gallery Sketch 1000” , a thematic exhibition to guide you on a journey of discovery through pen and paper in our City Sketchbook. Rediscover landmarks and spot new gems within 1000 metres of City Gallery.

Come and see what compels 35 sketchers to draw on location, using all kinds of media, telling visual stories and creating their very own personal City Impressions!

A seminar and five workshops conducted by experienced urban sketchers will be held during the exhibition period to share with you their creative process and how different media and sketching techniques can be used as a medium for expression to create beautiful collective memories of our cityscape. Come and share our visual journey and bring home with you our limited edition of souvenir mini sketchbooks while stock lasts.

The exhibition will be extended until 1 February 2015, please grasp the last chance to admire the fine sketches.

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Tung Chung New Town Extension Study
Stage 3 Public Engagement –
Physical Model Display

Date：15 August 2014 to 3 October 2014 (Close temporarily on 8-10 September 2014)

In January 2012, the Planning Department and the Civil Engineering and Development Department have jointly commissioned the Tung Chung New Town Extension Study to identify development potentials and opportunities in Tung Chung. The overall objective of the Study is to extend Tung Chung into a distinct community and propose a development plan which can meet housing, social, economic, environmental and local needs.

Stage 1 and Stage 2 Public Engagement were completed in mid-2012 and mid-2013 respectively, to understand public aspirations for Tung Chung extension and collect their views on initial land use options. Taking into account the views from the public and different stakeholders, planning principles and vision, as well as findings from technical assessments, we have formulated the draft Recommended Outline Development Plan for discussion in the Stage 3 Public Engagement.

You are cordially invited to participate in our Stage 3 Public Engagement activities and to provide your views on the draft Recommended Outline Development Plan. This exhibition will showcase the physical model and exhibition panels of the Tung Chung New Town Extension Study, in order to enhance public’s understandings on the content of Stage 3 Public Engagement.

You are welcome to send your views and find out more at http://www.tung-chung.hk on or before 31 October 2014.

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Kai Tak Fantasy International Ideas Competition on Urban Planning and Design - Roving Exhibition

Date：5 June to 5 August 2014

A Place For You

The 2013 Policy Address announced the proposal of setting up a recreational landmark – Kai Tak Fantasy – on the site of the former runway tip in the Kai Tak Development. An International Ideas Competition is being held to solicit creative and innovative proposals for Kai Tak Fantasy to be developed into a tourism, entertainment and recreation destination for both the local community and visitors – A Place For You.

Of 80 Submissions received in February, four are shortlisted. They are now open for viewing at the roving exhibition, as well as the competition website. Which design ideas do you like most? Please fill in the questionnaire on or before 5.8.2104 at the exhibition sites or the competition website (www.kaitakfantasy.hk), or send us your feedback in writing (general@kaitakfantasy.hk).

In parallel, we are organizing a Video Contest – ‘A Place for You’. Through this contest, you can tell us your vision and place-making ideas for Kai Tak Fantasy. Prizes amount to about HK$100,000. Please visit the website for details.

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Connectivity:
From Point to Point

Date：16 April to 26 May 2014

Public transport plays an important role in connecting people living in different places across the territory. For many years, bus has been one of the major means for moving people around and joining them together. The Planning Department proudly collaborates with the Kowloon Motor Bus Company (1933) Limited (“KMB”) in bringing the perspective "From Point to Point" to the Thematic Exhibition on “City Impression@Connectivity”. One of KMB’s vintage buses, Daimler A, is on display at the exhibition and more exhibits on this thematic exhibition and about city development of Hong Kong are showcased at City Gallery. The Gallery also provides Thematic Guide Tours for the exhibition. Welcome to visit the exhibition and understand the planning development of Hong Kong!

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Highlight on “From Point to Point” thematic exhibition

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Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Connectivity

Date：26 February to 4 May 2014

‘City Impression@Connectivity’ is a collaborated project between the Planning Department and the Hong Kong Design Institute in exploring the connectivity between people and urban space. Through the exhibits as created by the Design School students can narrow the distance between minority disable groups and urban space in order to jointly build up our future community.

The Thematic Exhibition will present the theme in two directions:

1.starting with a ‘Real Space’ for designing installation targeting the visually impaired; and

2. exploring on a ‘Virtual Space’ for inspiration for the future city planning taking into account the urban experience of urban mental disease patients.

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Thematic Exhibition:
GASP! WYNG Masters Award Finalists’ Exhibition

Date : 7 may to 19 May 2014

AIR pollution is one of the top public health risks in Hong Kong. Levels of pollutants often exceed the limits set by the World Health Organization. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) announced in October 2013 that it has classified outdoor air pollution as carcinogenic to humans. In Hong Kong, according to a study in HKU, air pollution has led to well over 3,000 premature deaths, more than 20,000 daily doctors' visits and a monetary loss of 39 billion HKD last year.

The WYNG Masters Award's mission is to nurture the growth of photography as an art form in Hong Kong, as well as to stimulate dialogue and foster community awareness on socially-relevant issues of critical importance to Hong Kong and its residents. Each year, a focused theme is chosen for the award. The 2013 theme is air — as Hong Kong wrestles with the health, economic, and social effects of its deteriorating air quality.

The WYNG Masters Award Finalists’ Exhibition - Gasp! will be held at the School of Design Jockey Club Innovation Tower of Hong Kong Polytechnic University from 4 - 16 May 2014 and the City Gallery from 7 - 19 May 2014. The exhibitions will showcase the works of the seven finalists: Tommy Fung, Gao Ling, Leo Kwok, Lau Ching Ping, Siu Wai Hang, Kurt Tong and Ducky Tse Chi Tak. Student works generated from a series of school workshops will also be displayed. Participating students are encouraged to respond to the theme air through arts creations and mobile gardening. The workshops are led by Hong Kong Creates Founder Mr Joel Chung, KaCaMa Design Lab and O-Farm Founder Mr Yip Tze Shing.

The WYNG Masters Award international panel of judges is comprised of industry leaders in photography, art, publishing, and non-profit. They include Zoher Abdoolcarim, Abby Chen, Jehan Chu, Louise Clements, Frank Kalero, Joanne Ooi, and Christopher Phillips. The recipient of the WYNG Masters Award will receive a cash prize of HKD250,000 and is selected by the judging panel. The WYNG AIR recipient, chosen by the WYNG Foundation trustees, will receive HKD250,000 to execute a project highlighting the theme air. An advisory board of industry experts will review the WYNG Masters Award finalists and their project proposals and make a recommendation to the foundation trustees.

A series of seminars and guided tours will be organized throughout the exhibition period to raise community awareness and discussion on air pollution. A sharing session by students from school workshops and Mobile Garden parade will be held on 17 May at the City Gallery.

The WYNG Masters Award 2013 Student Sharing Session and Mobile Garden Bike Parade.

Roving Exhibition:
Planning and Engineering Study on Future Land Use at Ex-Lamma Quarry Area at Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island – Feasibility Study
Stage Two Community Engagement

Date : 30 April to 8 May 2014

In January 2012, the Planning Department and the Civil Engineering and Development Department jointly commissioned the “Planning and Engineering Study on Future Land Use at Ex-Lamma Quarry Area at Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island – Feasibility Study” (the Study). The overall objective of the Study is to examine the future land uses and explore the development potential of the Ex-Lamma Quarry Site (ELQ Site/ Study Site).

The Stage 1 Community Engagement (CE) was conducted from December 2012 to February 2013 to solicit public aspirations for future development in the Study Site as well as their views on the three initial land use options under the ‘Housing’ and ‘Tourism plus Housing’ themes. There were general supporting views that the ELQ site should be developed. Taking into account the public views gathered from the Stage 1 CE, the vision and guiding principles of the Study, together with the technical assessments conducted, the preferred land use option in the form of the draft Recommended Outline Development Plan (RODP) is devised. The preferred land use option is developed based on the ‘Tourism plus Housing’ theme with an aim to optimise the development potential of the Study Site.
The Stage 2 CE was launched on 14 March 2014 to solicit public views on the draft RODP to facilitate further refinement in the later stage of the Study and finalisation of the RODP.
You are cordially invited to participate in the Stage 2 CE to provide your views on the draft RODP as well as the future implementation. For more details, please visit the Study Website: www.ex-lammaquarry.hk

Organisers:

Planning Department & Civil Engineering Development Department

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Your Neighbourhood

Date: 30 November 2013 - 16 February 2014

The activities organised under ‘City Impression@Your Neighbourhood’ form part of the city-wide public participation campaign - ‘Hong Kong: Our Home’, aiming to raise public awareness of and promoting caring of their neighbourhood. The activities include series of summer workshops and a photographic competition. This exhibition displays all the winning entries of the photographic competition and the highlight of the ‘City Impression@ Your Neighbourhood’ summer workshops.

Organiser

Planning Department

Supporting Organisation

18 District Councils of Hong Kong

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HKIP Awards 2013 Exhibition

Date: 17 October to 14 November 2013

Venue: 4th Floor, City Gallery

Since 1993, the Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) Awards have been an annual fixture in the Institute’s calendar and are given to HKIP members in recognition of outstanding achievements in the planning field.

The main objectives of the Awards are to promote better understanding and application of the principles and practice of planning, and to encourage the pursuit of excellence among planners in Hong Kong.

With competitive responses, this year, there are 6 winning entrants, with 2 Silver awards and 4 Merit awards. The winning submissions are exhibited for sharing with the relevant professionals and the interested public.

Roving Exhibition on "Save Water • Cherish the World"

Date:3 October – 21 October 2013

Water is a precious natural resource. With growing population and rapid development of the society, global water consumption is increasing at high speed. Water scarcity is a challenge to mankind, now and in future.

The Water Supplies Department (WSD) is regularly organising educational programmes to promote the message of water conservation to schools. Starting from 2013, we extend the water conservation promotion to the public and reach the community by setting up ‘Save Water‧Cherish the World’ Roving Exhibition in different districts of Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Territories and promote water saving habits, introduce various water conservation measures and encourage the use of Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme products.

It aims to strength the public awareness and knowledge of water conservation, cultivate and incorporate the water saving habits in our daily lives, approaching the sustainable use of water resources.

Organiser:
Water Supplies Department

Roving Exhibition:
Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area Planning & Engineering Study: Stage Two Community Engagement – Roving Exhibition

Date: 4 September – 1 October 2013

Venue: 3/F, City Gallery

The Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area (HSK NDA) Planning and Engineering Study (the Study) commenced in November 2010. The HSK NDA is one of the ten major infrastructure projects announced in the 2007-08 Policy Address. It aims to meet the long-term development needs of Hong Kong, including provision of housing land and employment opportunities.

The Community Engagement (CE) programme of the Study is divided into three stages, with CE1 carried out in two rounds. The 1st round was held in November 2010, prior to the commencement of the Study, to initiate early public discussion on the key issues. The 2nd round took place between December 2011 and February 2012 to facilitate further discussion on the major topics relating to the strategic roles of the HSK NDA, building people-oriented communities and promoting a green living and working environment.

Taking into account the public views received in Stage 1 CE, the analysis of baseline information and results of initial technical assessments, the Preliminary Outline Development Plan (PODP) has been formulated. The Exhibition forms part of the Stage 2 CE which has commenced in mid-July 2013. It will give an overview of the planning and design proposals contained in the PODP as well as the key development parameters and development timeline of the PODP.

You are cordially invited to participate in the CE2 to express your views and comments on the PODP to facilitate the formulation of the Recommended Outline Development Plan in the next stage. For details of the Study, please visit our Study website:
http://www.hsknda.gov.hk
Organiser:
Planning Department & Civil Engineering Development Department

Exhibition on New Town Development:
New Town Extension For Homes And Jobs

Date: 15 July - 30 September 2013

Ever since early 1970s, New Towns have long been performing an important role to facilitate urban, economic and social development in Hong Kong. Under the long-term planning by the Government, New Towns have developed fast and distributed around the New Territories. They help decentralise population from the over-crowded city centre, satisfy housing need, support industrial development as well as create a balanced and green living environment.

In pace of urban development, the older generation of New Towns will be further extended and expanded. Learning from the past experience, the reinvented New Town for the Hong Kong people will adopt people-oriented urban planning and design and integrate the concepts of sustainability and balanced development.

This exhibition will take you through the time gallery of New Town development through our interactive exhibits, offering an overview of the evolution and changes of New Towns from the past to present, and to enable you to understand the innovative differences of the reinvented New Towns, through the understanding of the Kwu Tung North and Fanling North Extensions.

Organiser:
Planning Department

Thematic Exhibition:
The Basic Law Roving Exhibition

Date: 21 June 2013 - 1 July 2013

The exhibition introduces the content and implementation of the Basic Law in Hong Kong.

Organiser:
Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Tsim Sha Tsui

Date: 27 March 2013 - 17 June 2013

The exhibition on City Impression@Tsim Sha Tsui will take you on an interesting journey back to yesterday….through today….showcase the future developments and participate yourself to draw up visions for tomorrow of this unique place of Hong Kong. Revealed in the exhibition are maps, photos, plans, simulated images together with colourful plastic brick models of Tsim Sha Tsui.

Organiser:
Planning Department

Supporting Organisation:
Yau Tsim Mong District Council

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression - Opening The Tower

Date: 23 January 2013 - 4 March 2013

The City Gallery is presenting a Thematic Exhibition on "City Impression - Opening The Tower". The exhibition showcases 9 LEGO towers* which represent the outcome of 'Eurohigh' design studio at the Delft University of Technology earlier in Netherlands and 101 smaller scale LEGO towers, which young practitioners in architectural / environment and interior design / urban planning and students of design institute and universities in Hong Kong produced in a workshop run by MVRDV and The Why Factory during the Business of Design Week 2012.

* Duration of display subject to change without prior notification

Organiser:
  Planning Department

Co-organisers (in alphabetical order):
  Hong Kong Design Centre
  Institute of Design Knowledge
  MVRDV
  Project A Limited
  The Why Factory

Thematic Exhibition: Nature In Touch

Date: 25 October 2012 – 7 January 2013

The country parks in Hong Kong encompass coasts, islands, verdant mountains, forests, shrublands, grass slopes and remote ancient village, offering spectacular, picturesque sceneries. The green countryside is the cradle of nature for a wide variety of interesting wildlife. It is also an ideal nature classroom.

To promote nature conservation education, the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) launches the "Nature In Touch" Country Parks Education Programme. A series of diversified outdoor experience programmes, exhibitions and competitions will be organised to let students and public to know more about Hong Kong's country parks, biodiversity, vegetation management, geology and landform, and arouse their awareness on importance in nature conservation.

This exhibition is organised by AFCD with an aim to let you know more about our rich natural assets and offer valuable chance for you to convey conservation messages.

Thematic Exhibition: A Better City

Date: 24 September 2012 – 22 October 2012

To celebrate the opening of the City Gallery, we invited the Hong Kong Institute of Planners to organise an exhibition on planning. The exhibition is broadly divided into four main categories:

(1)	The Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) Awards for 2012;
(2)	Selected projects carried out by private, public or institutional organisation;
(3)	University research and pedagogical activities; and
(4)	Community planning activities.

Thematic Exhibition:
Unique Hong Kong in Miniature

Date: 1 August 2012 – 21 September 2012

Hong Kong is unique in many different ways. The vibrancy of the metropolitan city with its culture and heritage contribute to the uniqueness of the Hong Kong in an energetic way.

“Unique Hong Kong in Miniature” exhibition features the uniqueness of Hong Kong in a reduced size. We cross over with the miniature model artists showcasing more than 30 pieces of exhibits which include the Woo Cheong Pawn Shop, Lui Seng Chun, Tong Lau, rooftop structures and the traditional shops.

Important Notice

Date:	20 June 2017 to 30 November 2017
Venue:	City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong and Edinburgh Place

Past Exhibition

Fun Science Carnival: "Smart Planning in the Digital Era" Online Exhibition

"Green Living @ Lantau" Online Exhibition

"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2020" Online Exhibition

"Smart Planning in Digital Era" Online Exhibition

"Relocation of Sha Tin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns" Thematic Exhibition

"Smart Planning in Digital Era" Public Exhibition

2019-20 Planning Department Outreach Programme: Planning for a Better Place to Live and Work

"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2019" Public Exhibition

"Social Innovation．Community 4.0" Public Exhibition

Roving Exhibition - Stage 2 Public Engagement for the Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas

“Safer Living 2.0 - School Ambassador Programme” Exhibition

ICE HKA G&S “Shaping Our Future City 2019: Presentation-cum-Exhibition”

16th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition - Hong Kong Response Exhibition: "Vertical Fabric: Density in Landscape"

"Lantau Tomorrow Vision" Exhibition

"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2018" Public Exhibition

“Port Works 90 Exhibition – A Time to Remember” Thematic Exhibition

Exhibition for HKIUD Urban Design Awards 2018

"The Legend of Rocks: Destiny of Quarries" Thematic Exhibition

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2018 "Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

“Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas – Feasibility Study” Design Ideas Competition Entries Exhibition

"Conservation of Coastal Areas in Lantau" Roving Exhibition

ICE HKA G&S "ICE 200 Shaping Our Future City: Presentation-cum-Exhibition"

Exhibition of "Planning Department Outreach Programme 2017-18" - "Planning for a Liveable Hong Kong: Smart, Green and Resilient"

HKHS 70th Anniversary Roving Exhibitions

Infrastructure Imagination: Hong Kong City Futures 1972 - 1988

"New Mobile Exhibition Vehicle of Planning Department" Roving exhibition

“Floating Solar Power System Photography Competition” Winning Entries Roving Exhibition

Nice Riviera Metropolis – Territory of Urban Innovations

Roving Exhibition of “Capture and Experience Tung Chung – Prequel to Tung Chung New Town Extension 2017” Photo Competition" Winning Entries

"The Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2017" Public Exhibition

Exhibition on "Hong Kong ∞ Impression"

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2017 "Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Exhibition on "Sustainable Lantau Blueprint"

Exhibition on "Hong Kong 2030+: Towards a Planning Vision and Strategy Transcending 2030"

Roving Exhibition: Winning entries of Logo Design Competition for Development and Conservation of Lantau

Exhibition on "Hong Kong Palace Museum Public Consultation"

Exhibition on "Vienna - City Smart: Development in Europe"

Thematic Exhibition: Stage 1 Public Engagement for the Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas

Exhibition on "City Impression @ Hidden Land Resources"

Thematic Exhibition: “Hong Kong – Vienna Dailogue: Smarter than Car – Urban Mobility after Cars and Oil”

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2016 - "Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Exhibition on "Urban Design Study for the Wan Chai North and North Point Harbourfront Areas"

Exhibition on "Event Horizon"

Exhibition on Town Planning

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Central

Exhibition of Award Winning Projects of Hong Kong Institute of Planners Awards 2015 Jointly Presented by Planning Department and The Hong Kong Institute of Planners

Exhibition on “Hamburg – A European Green Capital: ‘Green, Inclusive, growing city by the water: Perspectives on Urban Development’”

Building Up Our Beautiful Hong Kong - Students' Works Exhibition

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2015 - "Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Exhibition on “Planning, Engineering and Architectural Study for Topside Development at Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities (HKBCF) Island of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge - Feasibility Study” - Stage 1 Community Engagement

Exhibition on “Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area Planning and Engineering Study - Stage 3 Community Engagement”

Exhibition on "Planning for Longer-Term Sustainable Development"

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Connectivity – On the Right Track

Thematic Exhibition: Our City Our Home

Kai Tak Fantasy Winning Exhibition

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ City Gallery Sketch 1000

Tung Chung New Town Extension StudyStage 3 Public Engagement – Physical Model Display

Kai Tak Fantasy International Ideas Competition on Urban Planning and Design - Roving Exhibition

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Connectivity: From Point to Point

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Connectivity

Thematic Exhibition: GASP! WYNG Masters Award Finalists’ Exhibition

Roving Exhibition: Planning and Engineering Study on Future Land Use at Ex-Lamma Quarry Area at Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island – Feasibility StudyStage Two Community Engagement

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Your Neighbourhood

HKIP Awards 2013 Exhibition

Roving Exhibition on "Save Water • Cherish the World"

Roving Exhibition: Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area Planning & Engineering Study: Stage Two Community Engagement – Roving Exhibition

Exhibition on New Town Development: New Town Extension For Homes And Jobs

Thematic Exhibition: The Basic Law Roving Exhibition

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression @ Tsim Sha Tsui

Thematic Exhibition: City Impression - Opening The Tower

Thematic Exhibition: Nature In Touch

Thematic Exhibition: A Better City

Thematic Exhibition: Unique Hong Kong in Miniature

2019-20 Planning Department Outreach Programme:
Planning for a Better Place to Live and Work

"Social Innovation．Community 4.0"
Public Exhibition

16th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition - Hong Kong Response Exhibition:
"Vertical Fabric: Density in Landscape"

“Port Works 90 Exhibition – A Time to Remember”
Thematic Exhibition

"The Legend of Rocks: Destiny of Quarries"
Thematic Exhibition

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2018
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

"Conservation of Coastal Areas in Lantau"
Roving Exhibition

Infrastructure Imagination:
Hong Kong City Futures 1972 - 1988

Nice Riviera Metropolis –
Territory of Urban Innovations

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2017
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Roving Exhibition:
Winning entries of Logo Design Competition for Development and Conservation of Lantau

Thematic Exhibition:
Stage 1 Public Engagement for the Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas

Thematic Exhibition:
“Hong Kong – Vienna Dailogue:
Smarter than Car –
Urban Mobility after Cars and Oil”

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2016 -
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Building Up Our Beautiful Hong Kong -
Students' Works Exhibition

City Gallery Summer Planning School 2015 -
"Be a Town Planner" - Students' Works Exhibition

Exhibition on
"Planning for Longer-Term Sustainable Development"

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Connectivity –
On the Right Track

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ City Gallery Sketch 1000

Tung Chung New Town Extension Study
Stage 3 Public Engagement –
Physical Model Display

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Connectivity:
From Point to Point

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Connectivity

Thematic Exhibition:
GASP! WYNG Masters Award Finalists’ Exhibition

Roving Exhibition:
Planning and Engineering Study on Future Land Use at Ex-Lamma Quarry Area at Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island – Feasibility Study
Stage Two Community Engagement

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Your Neighbourhood

Roving Exhibition:
Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area Planning & Engineering Study: Stage Two Community Engagement – Roving Exhibition

Exhibition on New Town Development:
New Town Extension For Homes And Jobs

Thematic Exhibition:
The Basic Law Roving Exhibition

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression @ Tsim Sha Tsui

Thematic Exhibition:
City Impression - Opening The Tower

Thematic Exhibition:
Unique Hong Kong in Miniature