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EcoPark Honors with Certificate of Excellence

29/11/2010

In respect of its sustainable architectural design, EcoPark Administration Building is honored with the Certificate of Excellence: Green or Sustainable Build in Perspective Awards 2010. Designed by Max Connop, Executive Director of Aedas, the building takes the form of a concave curve to create an ‘open arms’ effect, crafting a strong sense of enclosure and welcome to visitors.

EcoPark is a key element in the Hong Kong government’s strategy to promote and support local re-cycling and environmentally-conscious industries. A multi-purpose administration building contains a visitor/education centre and product gallery for the community education, together with meeting rooms, resources centre and supportive facilities for use by the tenants. A palette of eco-friendly materials was used, including an extensive green roof to improve thermal performance; light funnels to increase the effective natural lighting; and regionally sourced external ‘self-finished’ terracotta louvers providing sustainable solar shading to the extensively glazed inner façade.

EcoPark honors with Certificate of Excellence

In respect of its sustainable architectural design, EcoPark Administration Building is honored with the Certificate of Excellence: Green or Sustainable Build in Perspective Awards 2010. Designed by Max Connop, Executive Director of Aedas, the building takes the form of a concave curve to create an ‘open arms’ effect, crafting a strong sense of enclosure and welcome to visitors.

EcoPark is a key element in the Hong Kong government’s strategy to promote and support local re-cycling and environmentally-conscious industries. A multi-purpose administration building contains a visitor/education centre and product gallery for the community education, together with meeting rooms, resources centre and supportive facilities for use by the tenants. A palette of eco-friendly materials was used, including an extensive green roof to improve thermal performance; light funnels to increase the effective natural lighting; and regionally sourced external ‘self-finished’ terracotta louvers providing sustainable solar shading to the extensively glazed inner façade.

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