This display showcases HKHS’s achievements as a "housing laboratory" over the past 75 years. How many of the housing projects featured on the wall do you recognise?
Click here for more details about the housing projects.
The grille wall adjacent to the reception replicates the design of traditional HKHS estates. It serves more than an aesthetic purpose; it also enhances natural ventilation and lighting within the building.
HKHS’s commitment to the community remains unwavering. For decades, it has served Hong Kong’s housing needs, with designs that have continuously evolved to meet the changing times.
Relive the Past!
Have you ever encountered a vintage TV set or a rotary phone? Curious about the past? Come and explore what life in housing estates used to be like!
After WWII ended in 1945, Hong Kong faced severe supply shortages and a massive influx of refugees, leading to a critical housing shortage. At the time, there was no dedicated government agency for the planning and development of public housing.
In 1948, The Lord Mayor of London donated £14,000 from its Air Raid Distress Fund to the Hong Kong Social Welfare Council. The Anglican Bishop of Hong Kong, Reverend R. O. Hall, took the initiative to establish a non-profit organisation dedicated to developing adequate housing for those in need. This organisation, now known as the Hong Kong Housing Society, became the city's first non-governmental housing organisation.
Do you recognise this sign? It's an early logo of HKHS, with the letters "H" and "S" representing its abbreviation. This logo was used for 60 years. Originally from Chun Seen Mei Chuen, the sign has been reinstalled in the exhibition centre.
"Make a Wish"
After the tour, we invite you to share your wishes and hopes for the future at the "Make a Wish" wishing tree.
Thank you for participating in the virtual tour of the HKHS Exhibition Centre!
If you are keen to explore more and experience our interactive installations in person,
please sign up here. Additionally, don’t forget to explore the HS e-Academy,
our online educational platform that offers excellent resources for learning at home.
A highlight of the exhibition centre is the "Future in Bloom", a magnificent 2.3-metre-tall tree. This captivating centrepiece symbolises HKHS's steadfast commitment to providing quality homes and embracing sustainable development.
Explore our dedication further by watching the videos, which detail how HKHS achieves sustainability across various domains.
Ageventure
Step into our immersive 1.35-metre-diameter LED dome, the Ageventure, and experience a variety of elderly housing projects. Each one is thoughtfully designed with age-friendly facilities to ensure comfort and accessibility.
Explore “Our Path to Creating Homes for Sustainable Living" and embark on a nostalgic journey through the shared history of HKHS and Hong Kong citizens over the past 75 years.
Discover HKHS's history and milestones here.
HKHS embraces smart and sustainable building technologies to improve housing development. By employing "Building Information Modelling" (BIM) and "Modular Integrated Construction" (MiC), we enhance quality control and significantly reduce environmental impact.
BIM
Explore the concept of BIM with a 3D, naked eye visual experience.
In property management, HKHS promotes sustainable living in its housing estates, organising green events and integrating IoT technology to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.
Want to know what green initiatives we have implemented in our projects? See below to learn more!
Explore “Our Path to Creating Homes for Sustainable Living" and embark on a nostalgic journey through the shared history of HKHS and Hong Kong citizens over the past 75 years.
Discover HKHS's history and milestones here.
A highlight of the exhibition centre is the "Future in Bloom", a magnificent 2.3-metre-tall tree. This captivating centrepiece symbolises HKHS's steadfast commitment to providing quality homes and embracing sustainable development.
Explore our dedication further by watching the videos, which detail how HKHS achieves sustainability across various domains.
In property management, HKHS promotes sustainable living in its housing estates, organising green events and integrating IoT technology to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.
Want to know what green initiatives we have implemented in our projects? See below to learn more!
"Make a Wish"
After the tour, we invite you to share your wishes and hopes for the future at the "Make a Wish" wishing tree.
Thank you for participating in the virtual tour of the HKHS Exhibition Centre!
If you are keen to explore more and experience our interactive installations in person,
please sign up here. Additionally, don’t forget to explore the HS e-Academy,
our online educational platform that offers excellent resources for learning at home.
Ageventure
Step into our immersive 1.35-metre-diameter LED dome, the Ageventure, and experience a variety of elderly housing projects. Each one is thoughtfully designed with age-friendly facilities to ensure comfort and accessibility.
In property management, HKHS promotes sustainable living in its housing estates, organising green events and integrating IoT technology to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.
Want to know what green initiatives we have implemented in our projects? See below to learn more!
A highlight of the exhibition centre is the "Future in Bloom", a magnificent 2.3-metre-tall tree. This captivating centrepiece symbolises HKHS's steadfast commitment to providing quality homes and embracing sustainable development.
Explore our dedication further by watching the videos, which detail how HKHS achieves sustainability across various domains.
HKHS is dedicated to fostering sustainable communities through age-friendly design and a cross-professional "Caring, Engaging and Smart (CES)” team. Our “Joyful Together” programme promotes intergenerational integration, enriching the lives of residents across different age groups. In addition, HKHS has initiated a Cultural Heritage Preservation Programme, which connects residents and communities to the rich history and memories of their housing estates.
Discover the unique stories of housing estates and communities by visiting the "Cultural Heritage Preservation Programme" website.
As a responsible corporate citizen, HKHS is dedicated to contributing to global efforts aimed at tackling a wide array of environmental and social challenges. Through the development of various properties, HKHS is committed to building a sustainable future for all.
HKHS embraces smart and sustainable building technologies to improve housing development. By employing "Building Information Modelling" (BIM) and "Modular Integrated Construction" (MiC), we enhance quality control and significantly reduce environmental impact.
BIM
Explore the concept of BIM with a 3D, naked eye visual experience.
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