Annual Report 12-13 - Structural Division

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THE HONK KONG
INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS
香港工程師學會
THE HONG KONG
JOINT STRUCTURAL DIVISION
ANNUAL
REPORT
2012-2013
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
HKIE Structural Division
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Committee Members
Chairman’s Report
Discipline Matters
Event Highlights
• Annual Seminar 2012
• Annual Dinner 2012
• Technical Meetings
• Technical Visits
IStructE President Address 2012
Structural Excellence Award 2013
Awards
IStructE Report
List of JSD Chairmen
Ir Gabriel YU Lin-keung
Chairman
T.K. Tsui – Gabriel Yu Limited
Ir Prof Paul PANG Tat-choi
Chairman of IStructE sub-committee (Hong Kong Division)
Buildings Department
Ir Dr Eddie LAM
Immediate Past Chairman
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Ir CHAN Siu-tack
HKIE Council Member
Housing Department
Ir Prof CHAN Siu-lai
Deputy Chairman
Ir Prof Andrew LEUNG
HKIE Journal Reviewer
City University of Hong Kong
Ir Ben TSE Wai-keung
Hon Secretary
C M Wong & Associates Limited
Ir Aldows TANG Hung-chun
Committee Member
Meinhardt (C&S) Limited
Ir LAM King-kong
Hon Treasurer
Housing Department
Ir Aldows TANG Hung-chun
Committee Member
Ir Dr Ray SU Kai-leung
Deputy Hon Treasurer
The University of Hong Kong
Ir Benny LAI Siu-lun
Committee Member
Siu Yin Wai & Associates Limited
Ir Edward CHAN Sai-cheong
Programme Organizer
AECOM
Ir Thomas WONG
Committee Member
YSK2 Engineering Company Limited
Ir Prof KUANG Jun-shang
Programme Organizer
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Ir TSE Kam-leung
Committee Member
Architectural Services Department
Ir LAU Chi-kin
Discipline Chairman
Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited
Ir CHAN Chi-kong
Committee Member
Atkins China Limited
Ir Martin TSOI Wai-tong
OC Chairman of Annual Dinner 2012
Housing Department
Ir Albert Leung Wing-keung
Co-opted Member
Jacobs China Limited
Ir Ken NG Kin-shing
Training Committee Representative
Ir LEUNG Kwok-tung
Co-opted Member
Ir Paul LEE Kai-hung
Public Relations Committee Representative
Hsin Chong Construction Company Limited
Mr Simon PANG H L
Ex-officio Member (AMC Representative)
AECOM Asia Company Limited
Ir Paul TSANG Sau-chung
Council Member (IStructE 2011-2012)
Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited
Mr Tang Whai-tak
Ex-officio Member (YMC Representative)
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CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
It is my greatest honour to be the 34th Chairman of the Joint Structural Division (JSD)
for Session 2012/2013. As said on my date of election at the last AGM, it is also my great
privilege to be inherited with a good team of distinguished structural engineers as
office bearers, and committee members. With the wonderful ground work done by our
JSD predecessors and earnest effort of our committee members, this year we have
made progress at various frontiers.
Participation of JSD in Serving the Community
The JSD has active participation in serving the community. Members are nominated to various Government bodies with
the aim to render our professional advice to the Government in different aspects and various stages of policy formulation.
JSD members also play an important role as experts in the accreditation of university programmes, training schemes, and
the assessment of application for registration as Registered Professional Engineer under the Engineers Registration Board.
Membership
During the year 2012 to 2013, we witness a rise in JSD membership of 3.33% to a total
of 6,231, including 265 Fellows and 4,107 Members.
Committee Activities
• The JSD has organized over 30 activities in the session including:
• Technical meetings, seminars and site visits covering a range of topics
• Annual Dinner
• Structural Excellence Award
• Annual General Meeting
• Annual Seminar
Major Events
Annual Dinner 2012 was successfully held on 25 October 2012 at the Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong, with a full
attendance of more than 500 members and guests. Professor Anthony Cheung Bing-leung, GBS, JP, Secretary for Transport
and Housing was guest of Honour of the evening.
Structural Excellence Award 2013, with the aim to promote excellence in structural engineering and achievement by
structural engineers, was conducted in April 2013. The Judging Panel assessed each project based on the project
submissions, site visits and presentations by the finalists on 20 April 2013. The award winners for each category will be
announced by Chairman of the Judging Panel, Ir Prof Paul PANG Tat-choi at the Annual General Meeting to be held on 9
May 2013.
Professional Recognition and Training
Written examination of the HKIE Structural Examination was successfully held in November 2012. Professional interview
was also held in June and July before admission to corporate membership under Structural Discipline of HKIE.
IStructE Matters
The Chartered Membership examination was held in Hong Kong in early April 2013 with more than 200 candidates
attending the examination.
Mr. John Nolan, the President, and Mr Martin Powell, Chief Executive of the IStructE, came to Hong Kong in December
2012 for the Presidential Visit. The President also delivered his Presidential Address to a full house audience and followed
by presentation of certificates to those newly elected Fellows and Members.
Appreciation
As said in my election at the last AGM, the success of the Joint Structural Division does not rely solely on the leadership of
the chairman and the input of office bearers and committee members, it depends very much on the active participation
and support from all fellow structural engineers. Your support will make the JSD grow and flourish and also give us
impetus to scale new heights.
Ir Gabriel Yu
JSD Chairman
Annual Visit 2013 was postponed due to the spread of H7N9 in Mainland China. The Committee agreed to reschedule the
annual visit to a later date when the situation has improved.
Annual Seminar 2013 will be held on 19 June 2013 with the theme “Contemporary Iconic Structures”. Ir S.S. Lee, GBS, JP,
Chairman of Construction Industry Council will be the Guest of Honour. Distinguished overseas and local speakers ranging
from academia to prominent professionals will share their innovative ideas and insightful experiences on structural
engineering at this engineering platform.
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DISCIPLINE MATTERS
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The HKIE Structural Examination
The HKIE Structural Examination consists of TWO parts: (a) written examination and (b) professional interview. Applicant
passing both parts and meeting the experience requirements under the relevant routes to membership will be eligible to
become Corporate Member of the HKIE in the Structural Discipline (subject to meeting other requirements in the HKIE
Constitution). Passing the written examination is not a pre-requisite for taking the interview and vice versa.
The written examination of the HKIE Structural Examination (2012) was held on 16 November 2012 at the Kowloon Bay
International Trade & Exhibition Centre. It consisted two sections in the form of multiple choice questions (one hour) and
design questions (six hours). 277 candidates attended the written examination and 71 passed with a passing rate at 25.6%.
Examination results were announced in late March 2013 and the professional interview will be held in June/July 2013.
Chief Examiners of Design Questions:
Ir LAI Siu Lun Benn
Ir Dr LAU Chi Wang James
Ir Prof. LAU Ching Kwong
Ir Prof. LAW Kwok Sang
Ir TSANG Sau Chung Paul
Ir WONG Chi Ming
Chief Examiners of M.C. Questions:
Ir Prof. AU Tat Kwong Francis
Ir KWAN Kin Kei
Ir Dr LAM Siu Shu Eddie
Ir NG Kin Shing
Lastly, I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the Chief Examiners, Examination Markers and Interviewers and, in
particular, the JSD Committee, for the dedicated efforts throughout.
Ir Lau Chi-kin
Chairman of HKIE Structural Discipline
Dated 9 May 2013
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EXAMINATION MARKERS:
Ir Prof. AU Tat Kwong Francis
Ir CHAN Chi Kong
Ir CHAN Chu Fai Edmond
Ir CHAN Chung Ming
Ir CHAN Ho Wai Winifred
Ir CHAN Kar Lock Eric
Ir CHAN Kit Choy Kenneth
Ir CHAN Sai Cheong
Ir CHAN Wai Ching
Ir CHAN Wai Tong Tony
Ir Dr CHENG Hon Tung
Ir CHENG Man Lung
Ir CHENG Pui Wan
Ir CHEONG Va Chan
Ir CHEUNG Kwok Choi
Ir CHEUNG Yiu Sun Wilson
Ir CHIONG Kam Yueng Jacky
Ir CHOY Chun Chuen
Ir CHOY Ping Chi Thomas
Ir CHOY Siu Chung Adam
Ir CHUNG Kam Yin Robinson
Ir CHUNG Kwong Nung
Ir CHUNG Lung To
Ir FOK Wing Huen
Ir FUNG Chi Keung
Ir FUNG King Cheong
Ir Dr FUNG Wing Kun
Ir HO Chung Leung Joseph
Ir HO Hon Kit Humphrey
Ir HO Hoo Yin Danny
Ir HO Koon Ho
Ir HO Nai Lun
Ir Dr HO Wai Ming Goman
Ir Dr HUI Ming Fong Lilian
Ir IEONG Kwok Lun
Ir IP Kwong Fat Nandi
Ir KAN Shiu Kay Eric
Ir KAN Tak Cheong Sonny
Ir KANG Man
Ir KEUNG Wai Chung
Ir KU Kwai Yau
Ir Prof KUANG Jun Shang
Ir KWAN Kin Kei
Ir KWAN Po Jen Helen
Ir KWOK Chi Tak Philip
Ir KWONG Po Lam
Ir LAI Hou Shun Otto
Ir LAM Chun Yin Kevin
Ir LAM King Kong
Ir LAM Kwok Leung
Ir LAM Nga Yan
Ir LAM Ping Keung William
Ir Dr LAU Chee Sing
Ir LAU Chi Ming Albert
Ir LAU Wai Ming
Ir LAU Wing Yin
Ir LEE Kai Kwong Peter
Ir LEE Ping Kuen
Ir LEE Wing Hong
Ir Dr LEE Yuk Nin Andy
Ir LEE Yun Choi
Ir LEUNG Chi Hung Ben
Ir LEUNG Chi Suen Francis
Ir LEUNG Hok Man
Ir LEUNG Kwok Tung
Ir LEUNG Siu Ming
Ir LEUNG Yu Wah
Ir LIU Chi Kwun Albert
Ir LIU Sik Wing
Ir LIU Tai Chuen
Ir LIU Yuk Shing
Ir LO Gon Fai Stephen
Ir LO Man Chiu Raymond
Ir MA Koon Yiu
Ir MOK Chi Wah Martin
Ir MOK Hing Wah James
Ir NG Hon Keung
Ir NG Kin Shing
Ir NG Siu Kee William
Ir NG Tim Yeung
Ir PAO Wai Hong
Ir Dr POON Sun Wah
Ir PUN Chi Cheung
Ir PUN Chupman
Ir PUN Wing Chiu Anthony
Ir SHAM Sai Wah
Ir SIU Koon Hoi Carmine
Ir SO Kwok Leung
Ir SO Wah Wai
Ir SO Yan Wing
Ir Dr SU Kai Leung
Ir SZE Wang Cho
Ir SZETO Tat Yan Pattern
Ir TANG Chung Ming William
Ir TANG Ka Hung William
Ir TANG Kevin
Ir TANG Wai Chau Chezy
Ir TANG Wai Ming Raymond
Ir Peter TO
Ir TONG Fung Ming
Ir TSANG Kwok Leung
Ir TSANG Ping Fai Kelvin
Ir TSE Kam Leung
Ir TSE Pak Kin
Ir TSE Wai Keung
Ir TSOI Wai Tong Martin
Ir WAI Sai Chong
Ir WAN Yiu Lun
Ir WONG Kam Chuen Thomas
Ir WONG Kong Loi
Ir WONG Kwan Pak Dick
Ir WONG Kwok Chuen Richard
Ir WONG Po Chi
Ir WONG Tsz Kin Francis
Ir WONG Wai Hing
Ir WONG Woon Ki
Ir WONG Yiu Wang Andes
Ir WU Chung Kei
Ir YAU Hoi Ngan Alan
Ir YAU Yiu Fong
Ir YEUNG Chi Man
Ir YEUNG Yiu Wing
Ir YIP Wing Chung
Ir YU Lin Keung Gabriel
Ir YU Shek Man Ringo
Ir YUEN David
Ir YUNG Hun Tat Arthur
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TECHNICAL MEETINGS, SEMINARS & VISITS 2012-2013
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
TECHNICAL MEETINGS, SEMINARS & VISITS 2012-2013
DATE
DETAILS
DATE
2 August 2012
(Thursday)
24 August 2012
(Monday)
Technical meeting on “Tin Shui Wai Public Library cum Indoor
Recreation Centre” by C K Kan of Architectural Services Department
One day technical seminar on “Introduction of Eurocode 3 on
Design of Steel Structures” by Prof Dennis Lam of University of Bradford UK
and Ir Prof S L Chan of Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Venue : Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Jointly organized
The Hong Kong Institute of Steel Construction
Technical meeting on “Al Shaqab Equestrian Performance Arena
for Qatar Foundation, Qatar, Doha” by Henry Wong of WSP Group
Technical meeting on “Structural Excellence of Re-provisioning of Kennedy
Town Swimming Pool (West Island Line)” by Alfred Cheng of AECOM
and Alan Kwan of Paul Y Engineering
Technical Meeting on “Introduction of Mandatory Building
Inspection Scheme (MBIS) / Mandatory Window Inspection
Scheme (MWIS) and the role and responsibility of the registered
inspector (RI)” by Humphrey Hon-kit Ho and Frankie K F Chau of
Technical meeting on “China World Tower, Beijing“ by Goman Ho,
Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited
Annual Dinner
17 December 2012
(Monday)
10 September 2012
(Friday)
21 September 2012
(Friday)
25 September 2012
(Tuesday)
9 October 2012
(Tuesday)
25 October 2012
(Thursday)
26 October 2012
9 November 2012
(Friday)
17 November 2012
(Saturday)
19 November 2012
(Monday)
27 November 2012
(Tuesday)
3 December 2012
(Monday)
14 December 2012
(Friday)
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Half day technical seminar on “Use of Steel in Private Development
Link Bridge” by Dan Choy, Liu Yuk Shing and George Chung
Jointly organized
Half day technical seminar on “Dos and Don’ts on Building Control of
Tempered Glass” by Dr Dominic Yu of Alpha Consulting Limited
Jointly organized
Technical Site Visit “Lee Tung Street Project” by Ben Tse of C M Wong &
Associates Limited
Technical meeting on “Arup x WZQ Bridge” by Freda Chu of Ove Arup
& Partners Hong Kong Limited
Technical meeting on “Concrete Filled Tube “ by Dr Johnny Ho of
IStructE Presidential Address and Presentation Ceremony
12 January 2013
(Saturday)
17 January 2013
(Thursday)
2 February 2012
(Saturday)
22 February 2013
(Friday)
9 March 2013
(Saturday)
9 May 2013
(Thursday)
19 June 2013
(Wednesday)
DETAILS
Technical Meeting on “Construction Standard 2 – 2013 Steel
reinforcement test standard” by C K Cheung of Hong Kong Concrete Institute
Jointly organized
Building Division, Civil Division , Geotechnical Division, Structural Division, AMC,
IMMM and City University of Hong Kong
Site visit to Community Liaison Centre of Central-Wan Chai
Bypass and Island Eastern Corridor Link (CWB)
Technical Meeting on “Seismic Risk in Hong Kong and Capacity
Design of Seismic Resistant Structures by Ir Prof J S Kuang and
Dr Gigi P C Suen of The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
Site visit to Community Liaison Centre of Central-Wan Chai
One day Symposium on “Trend and Development in Structural
Use of Steel and Metals”
Jointly organized
Canadian Society of Civil Engineers Hong Kong Branch
Half-day Technical Seminar on “Examination Techniques for the IStructE
Chartered Membership Examination” by Ir Prof Paul Pang, Ir Prof James Lau
and Mr. Edwin Chan Chi-wing
Jointly organized
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Annual Seminar “Contemporary Iconic Structures”
PHOTOS OF TECHNICAL MEETINGS
Technical meeting on “Seismic Performance and Design
Considerations of Infilled RC Frames” by Ir Prof J S Kuang and
Dr Terry Y P Yuen of The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
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ANNUAL SEMINAR 2012
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
ANNUAL DINNER 2012
Division Chairman
Ir Gabriel YU Lin-Keung
Guest of Honour
Prof Anthony CHEUNG Bing-Leung, GBS, JP
Organizing Committee Chairman
Division Chairman and OC Chairman with Guest of Honour
The Annual Seminar 2012 was successfully held on 12 June 2012 at the Jockey Club Auditorium of the Hong Kong
Polytechnic University. With the theme on “Contemporary Design Approaches and New Technologies in Structural
Engineering”, the Annual Seminar was overwhelmingly received with over 400 participants.
Ir Dr Eddie S S Lam, Chairman of the Structural Division (2011-2012), started the Annual Seminar with the Welcome
Speech. Professor Timothy W Tong, President of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University gave opening address to the
seminar. Distinguished speakers of the Annual Seminar included both local and overseas professionals and academia
(in order of presentation): Professor Richard LIEW of National University of Singapore, Ir Derek K L SO, Ir Dr Victor K S LI,
Professor John Wilson of Swinburne University of Technology Australia, Ir Dr Goman W M HO, Mr Andrew ALLSOP and
Ir Dr W T CHAN. Finally, Ir Dr C M KOON concluded the Annual Seminar with the Closing Remarks.
Organizing Committee of Annual Seminar
Chairman
Ir Gabriel L K YU
Members
Ir Dr Eddie S S LAM (JSD Chairman 2011-2012)
Ir Dr C M KOON
Ir Ben W K TSE
Ir Ray K L SU
Ir Prof S L CHAN
Ir Ken K S NG
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The Annual Dinner 2012 was successfully held on 25 October 2012 at the Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong, drawing
a record-breaking attendance of over 500 members and guests. JSD is privileged to have Prof Anthony Cheung
Bing-leung, GBS, JP Secretary for Transport and Housing attended as the Guest of Honour. Other distinguished guests
included Mr AU Choi-kai, JP, Director of Buildings Department; Ms Ada FUNG, Deputy Director of Housing Department
(Development & Construction); Ir Dr The Hon Raymond HO Chung-tai, SBS S.B.St.J. JP ; Ir Prof CHOY Kin-kuen, President
of the HKIE.
Organizing Committee of Annual Seminar
Chairman
Ir Martin W T TSOI
Members
Ir Gabriel L K YU (JSD Chairman)
Ir Dr Eddie S S LAM
Ir Ken K S NG
Ir C K LAU
Ir Ben W K TSE
Ir K K LAM
Ir Benny LAI
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ISTRUCTE PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS 2012
STRUCTURAL EXCELLENCE AWARD 2013
The IStructE Presidential Visit 2012 was a lifting event of the Joint Structural Division (JSD). From 1st to 4th December
2012, Mr John Nolan, the 92nd President, and Mr Martin Powell, the Chief Executive provided us a forum for local
members to meet the President in person, to learn the latest development of the IStructE from the Chief Executive and
to exchange views for the President to better understand the matters in Hong Kong.
The Structural Excellence Award (formerly Structural Awards) aims to promote excellence in structural engineering
demonstrated through the design and construction of buildings and structures completed in the last two years. The
first award was held in 1998/1999 and this year is the 15th event. On 9 April 2013, the Judging Panel short-listed 8
finalists. Following site visits and project presentations on 20 April 2013, awards were decided with emphasis on
engineering approach, integration, innovation/unusual features, buildability, energy efficiency/environmental
consideration/sustainability and aesthetics.
The Presidential Visit began by visiting the Permanent Secretary and Senior Directorates of the Hong Kong Housing
Authority and senior members of the HKIE. In the evening of 3rd December 2012, the President delivered his
Presidential Address and presented certificates to one new fellow and over fifty new members. The event was shared
with pride and happiness by new fellow and members together with their families and senior members of the IStructE.
The Presidential Visit was concluded with the President and the Chief Executive meeting students and academics at The
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
There are two categories of entries, namely Hong Kong Projects and Mainland/Overseas Projects. Grand Award of Hong
Kong Project goes to Imperial Cullinan Hoi Fai Road (under the Residential Category, and Grand Award of
Mainland/Overseas Project goes to Flower Dome and Cloud Forest Conservatories @ Gardens by the Bay.
Hong Kong Projects
Grand Award – Residential Category
Imperial Cullinan, Hoi Fai Road
Mainland / Overseas Projects
Grand Award
Flower Dome and Cloud Forest Conservatories @ Gardens by the Bay
Members of the Judging Panel
Chairman
Ir Prof Paul Pang Tat-choi
The President
The Chief Executive
Members
Ir Prof Joseph LEE-Hun wei
Ir WONG Chi-ming
Ir LAU Ching-kwong
Ir S T CHAN
Ir Prof William LAM
Ir Prof Peter K K LEE
Prof Richard LIEW
Organizing Committee
Chairman
Ir Prof S L CHAN
Members
Ir Dr Ray SU Kai-leung
Ir Ben TSE Wai-keung
Ir LEUNG Kwok-tung
Ir LAU Chi-kin
Ir LAM King-kong
The President and Chief Executive with committee, new fellow and new members
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GRAND AWARD
CATEGORY: RESIDENTIAL
IMPERIAL CULLINAN, HOI FAI ROAD
Structural Engineer:
Sun Hung Kai Architects and Engineers Limited / Ove Arup & Partners
Hong Kong Limited
Mechanical & Electrical Engineer:
Sun Hung Kai Architects and Engineers Limited / J.Roger Preston Limited
Foundation Contractor:
Tysan Foundation Limited
Main Superstructure Contractor:
Sanfield Engineering Construction Limited
A luxury waterfront residential development located on reclaimed land
at Hoi Fai Road, Kowloon. The development has a site area of about
11,353m2 and 133,000 of construction floor area (CFA), consisting of
five unique towers above a 6-storey podium and a 3-storey basement.
The excavation depth of the basement was about 14m and it was
constructed by using the top down method with the requirement of
fast-track construction in mind.
Innovation and Creativity
Conventional fast track, top down basement construction method would make use of a diaphragm wall, which is an
expensive and time-consuming method to provide a lateral supporting wall and temporary/permanent water cut off.
In this project, the following innovative structure designs are implemented:
• Makes use of sheet pile walls with toe grouting and preloading struts to control the deformation and settlement of the
surrounding sensitive ground, water mains and other utilities;
• heet pile walls are normally suitable for relatively shallower strutted excavation but when combined with preloading
together and integrate with top-down temporary steel truss strutting system at the perimeter of the basement, deeper
excavation can be achieved.
• Early planning of the construction sequence; allowed the top down basement and fast-track superstructure
construction to be achieved without the use of a diaphragm wall;
• Use of passive subsoil drainage system to reduce up thrust on the basement slab;
• Uses sheet pile wall combined with toe grouting to act as a less permeable payer to greatly reduce the water inflow and
thereby lessen the water pressure exerted on the slab;
• The basement wall provides permanent water cut-off to relieve water uplift pressure exerting on the basement slab;
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HONG KONG PROJECTS
COMMENDATION MERIT
CATEGORY: RESIDENTIAL
ONE WANCHAI PROJECT
Client:
Urban Renewal Authority Dollar Union Limited
AECOM Asia Co. Limited
Architect:
Simon Kwan & Associates Limited
Heritage Consultant:
The Team Consultant
Contractor:
Gammon Construction Limited
The Project
The site is located in heart of busiest district in Hong Kong – Wan Chai where is
predominantly characterized by old building constructed during colonial period and
modern mansion which features commercial, hotel office and international conference
and exhibition centre.
The existing Wan Chai Market was built in 1937; it was a two-storey building with a semi-basement built in International
Modern style. With the unique shape of Wan Chai Market, it was well known as an exceptional piece of the 1930s
architecture built with heritage which had come into the spotlight of the local community. There is also story revealing
that the basement of the existing market was used by the Japanese troops for their storage of corpses during the war
period.
With its social value and local interest, the existing Wan Chai Market was declared as Grade III historic building by Antique
Monument Office. For a balance between preservation and sustainable development, the developers, Urban Renewal
Authority and Dollar Union Limited and Antique Monument Office aim to preserve the unique features of the existing
Market, such as the major façade including the main entrance, curved canopy and fins and the structural form of front
portion, and construct a new residential tower over the existing Market building.
Wind Tunnel studies were carried out on the
development by RED Consultants Limited (RED).
This included topographical studies, a force balance
assessment of the structure loads and cladding
pressures, and with a compatibility assessment of
the structure between HK codes and international
standards. This enables an accurate determination
of the lateral wind load on the structures as well as
the local effects on the façade elements, of which
an economic design of the structural elements can
be achieved.
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COMMENDATION MERIT
CATEGORY: NON-RESIDENTIAL
LAM TIN NORTH MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUILDING
Client:
Leisure and Cultural Services Department
Project Management:
Architect:
Simon Kwan & Associates Limited
Structural Engineering:
E&M Services Engineering:
Contractor:
Hip Hing – Hanison Joint Venture
The One and Only One in Hong Kong
Lam Tin North Municipal Building with Indoor Swimming Pool, Double Story Public Library and a New Music Centre with
rehearsal Hall sitting at the junction of Tak Tin Street and Hing Tin Street in Lam Tin with all three services in an unique
building.
An unique Municipal Building of the kind in Hong Kong that remarkably enriched the community.
The Scheme
Swimming Pool at the lowest portion, while the Music Centre is in the middle and Library on the very top of the building.
Merits of the Arrangement
Ease of maintenance as all filtration plants are at Ground level
• Direct delivery of equipments and chemical for Swimming pools without disturbance to other facilities with a loading
and unloading bay right next to
• Locate the heavy used facilities with larger population at lower floor for better circulation with more numbers of
escalators while lifts are used for upper floor facilities
• Allow Library to enjoy natural sunlight with light houses and open roof area at upper part of building
• Create an open landscaped play-area above swimming pool
• Library are projected to allow better view into the open-area Garden and to provide a covered seat area under
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HONG KONG PROJECTS
COMMENDATION MERIT
CATEGORY: NON-RESIDENTIAL
HENNESSY CENTRE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT – HYSAN PLACE
Developer:
Gearup Investments Limited
Structural & Geotechnical Consultant:
Project Architect:
Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects and
Engineers (H.K.) Limited
Design Architect:
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)
Main Contractor:
Gammon Construction Limited
The project is bounded by Hennessy Road at north, Kai Chiu Road at south and Lee Garden at west and adjacent to an
existing building, Lin Fook house. The building is near to existing Causeway Bay MTRC station, MTRC vent shaft and its
substructures and close to water main and sewer pipes along Hennessy Road and Kai Chiu Road. The building is used as
commercial and tourist centre.
The building uses advanced framing system with trusses along two sides, huge urban windows and low e-glass for energy
saving. It contains two transfer plates and sky bridge with elegant glass wall for Apple Shop. Mega r.c. columns are used
with steel trusses and future extension for additional 7 stories is planned. The design involves the re-use of existing screen
walls. In its design, CFD is used to predict the air ventilation surrounding the building. This is also the first LEED platinum
in Greater China region.
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COMMENDATION MERIT
CATEGORY: HERITAGE
CONVERSION OF YAU MA TEI THEATRE AND RED BRICK BUILDING INTO A XIQU ACTIVITY CENTRE
Client:
Leisure and Cultural Services Department,
The Government of HKSAR
Project Architect:
Architectural Services Department, The Government of
HKSAR
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HONG KONG PROJECTS
COMMENDATION MERIT
CATEGORY: INFRASTRUCTURE & FOOTBRIDGE
TAMAR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT – ELEVATED WALKWAY NO.1 (EW1)
Client:
Chief Secretary for Administration’s Office
Project Manager:
Design and Build Consultant (Structural):
Project Structural Engineer:
HKSAR
Design and Build Consultant
(Architectural):
Rocco Design Architects Limited
Project Building Services Engineer:
HKSAR
Design and Build Contractor:
Gammon – Hip Hing Joing Venture
Contractor:
Able Engineering Company Limited
Design Concept and Approach
YMTT is the only surviving pre-war cinema building in the urban areas of Hong Kong. The scale and overall architecture of
the building are assessed to be exceptional significant in the Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) Report. The main façade,
gable walls, stage setting for the proscenium arch, interior walls, roof profile and timber purlins are all character defining
elements of high significance. The architecture of RBB is of utilitarian design and exceptional significance according to the
HIA report. The external brick wall, pitched roof of double layer Chinese tiles, brick chimney stack and flue openings are
also regarded as exceptionally significant.
Executive Summary
The Tamar Development located at the heart of the marvellous Victoria harbour front is a symbolic land-mark of Hong
Kong. Providing the public a safe and convenient access to this landmark and beautiful waterfront from Admiralty MTR
and bus stations across Harcourt Road is the Elevated Walkway (EW1) pedestrian footbridge. EW1 is the first twin
composite steel U-shape box girder constructed in Hong Kong. The box structural form provides excellent load bearing
and torsion resistance capacity with minimum structural depth utilizes the respective advantage of concrete and steel for
the most cost effective design and allows EW1 to be constructed without interrupting Harcourt Road traffic.
There are no records of structural drawings of the YMTT. A structural survey has been carried out including site
measurements, identification of significant structural defects, testing of materials and foundation investigation. Through
careful planning, good structural design, appropriate construction method and suitable stabilization works during
demolition and re-construction, all the identified elements with cultural/historic significance are preserved and the
modification works of the building satisfy the heritage conservation principles as well as current statutory requirements
and operational needs.
Left: Section showing proposed basement
Right: Connection details of canopy at main façade
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MAINLAND/OVERSEAS PROJECTS
GRAND AWARD
FLOWER DOME AND CLOUD FOREST CONVSERVATORIES @ GARDENS BY THE BAY
Client:
National Parks Singapore
AWARDS
Joint Structural Division Awards
Joint Structural Awards are established to recognize the best Hong Kong candidates who scored the highest marks in
the professional examinations including the HKIE Structural Examination and the Chartered Membership Examination
of the IStructE.
NAME OF EXAMINATION
NAME OF AWARDEE
Concept Engineer:
Atelier One
Infrastructure Design
Ir SUEN Tsz Ka
Building Structures Design
Ir CHAN Wai
Meinhardt (Singapore) / NUS / PolyU
IStructE Examination (also awardee of A E Wynn Price)
Ir Edwin CHEN Chi Wing
Advanced Analysis and Stability Check:
HKPolyU / NUS
Design Consultant:
Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Architect:
CPG Consultants Pte Limited
Contractor:
Who Hup (Private) Limited
Steel Fabricator:
Yongnam Engineering and Construction Pte Limited
Located in the heart of Singapore’s downtown Marina Bay, The Gardens by the Bay is one of the largest and most advanced
projects ever undertaken in Singapore as well as an integral part of a strategy by Singapore to raise the quality of life by
enhancing greenery and flora in the city.
The Flower Dome is filled with baobabs of different species from Australia, Africa and Madagascar, various species of cacti
and succulents (desert-native plants), Chilean Wine Palm, Olive Trees, etc. The dome includes restaurants and an indoor
event space that can accommodate up to 1,000 people.
The plan dimensión of the cool dry biome is 170m x 105m and the cool moist 120m x 85m. These large enclosures need
huge amountof energy to meet the operation conditions. The environment inside the cool dry greenhouse has to be
maintained at 25°C, with a maximum relative humidity (RH) of 60% during day. This will drop to 17oC at 65% RH at night.
The night temperature may be lowered to create the “end of winter” condition. In the cool moist greenhouse, the climate
requirements are daytime 25°C at 80% RH or higher, dropping to 17°C at 80% RH at night.
Assessment of Structural Robustness and Progressive Collapse Analysis :
A study is made to assess safety and stability of the structure with damage of an arch . Design is made to ensure it will not
lead to progressive collapse.
Second Order Diect Analysis for Gemertric Nonlinear Effect :
Efective length is uncertain in this structural form and the second-order direct analysis is used to check the strength and
stability of the structure without assuming any effective length for the arch.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2013
Best Reporter Awards 2013
Best Reporter Awards were introduced in November 2005 to encourage participation in events organized by the JSD;
to promote interests in the respective themes of the events; and to promote report writing skills among members.
DATE AND TYPE
OF EVENT
WINNERS OF
BEST REPORTER AWARDS
REPORT TITLE
9 March 2013
(Saturday)
Franco Chan
Seminar on Exam Techniques for the IStructE Chartered
Membership Exam
12 January 2013
(Saturday)
So, Ka Man Katherine
Site Visit to Community Liaison Centre (CLC) of Central-Wan Chai
12 January 2013
(Saturday)
Chan, Hiu Tik Keith
Site Visit to Community Liaison Centre (CLC) of Central-Wan Chai
17 January 2013
(Thursday)
Wong, Ching Yin Elizabeth Technical Meeting - Seismic Risk in Hong Kong and Capacity
Design of Seismic Resistant Structures
17 January 2013
(Thursday)
Ng, Wing Chi Patrick
Technical Meeting - Seismic Risk in Hong Kong and Capacity
Design of Seismic Resistant Structures
Best Student Awards
Sponsored by structural engineering firms in Hong Kong, Best Student Awards have been announced to commend our
undergraduates who demonstrated excellent overall academic results and high level of competences in structural
engineering.
SPONSOR
UNIVERSITY
AWARDEES OF BEST STUDENT
AWARD
Meinhardt (Hong Kong) Limited
Ms Leung Ka Yi
Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Ms Qian XIN
Siu Yin Wai & Associates
The Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology
Mr LEUNG Chun Hang
T K Tsui & Associates Limited
City University of Hong Kong
Ms XUAN Jiali
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ANNUAL REPORT 2013
ISTRUCTE REPORT
REPORT BY CHAIRMAN OF THE ISTRUCTE SUB-COMMITTEE (HONG KONG DIVISION) 2012-2013 SESSION
It is my honour to serve our structural engineering community as Chairman of the IStructE
Sub-committee (Hong Kong Division). Council Members of the IStructE from Hong Kong
include Ir Prof K F Chung, Ir Paul Tsang and Ir Gabriel Yu. The three Council Members and I have
been serving as the link between the IStructE and the HKIE for the best interest of our
members.
CHARTERED MEMBERSHIP EXAMINATION
I am delighted to report that last year our candidates achieved a passing rate at 37.1% which is
most likely the first time above the averaged global passing rate at 35.6% of the same year. With
the assistance of our senior members, 123 Initial Professional Development Interviews were
held in the summer last year. On 9th March 2013, a half-day seminar on the Chartered
Membership Examination was conducted to provide the candidates with up-to-date
information and examination techniques. The examination was held on 5th April 2013 with
around 220 candidates. In respect of the Hong Kong Division, Ir Prof James Lau is Chief
Examiner, Ir Dr H T Cheng, Ir Dr K S Law, Ir Helen Kwan and Ir K K Kwan are Marking Examiners
for the CM Examination.
The President
PRESIDENTIAL VISIT
The IStructE Presidential Visit 2012 was a lifting event of the Joint
Structural Division (JSD). From 1st to 4th December 2012, Mr John
Nolan, the 92nd President, and Mr Martin Powell, the Chief Executive
had provided a forum for local members to meet the President in
person, to learn the latest development of the IStructE from the Chief
Executive and to exchange views for the President to better understand
the matters in Hong Kong.
The Chief Executive
The Presidential Visit began by visiting the Permanent Secretary and Senior Directorates of the Hong Kong Housing
Authority and senior members of the HKIE. In the evening of 3rd December 2012, the President delivered his Presidential
Address and presented certificates to one new fellow and over fifty new members. The event was shared with pride and
happiness by new fellow and members together with their families and senior members of the IStructE. The Presidential
Visit was concluded with the President and the Chief Executive meeting students and academics of The Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology.
Final Remarks
I would like to thank the IStructE Sub-committee and
Committee Members of the Joint Structural Division
for their devotion in organizing the various
meaningful activities of the Hong Kong Division. In
particular, I would like to express my deepest
appreciation to all senior members who have
conducted the Initial Professional Development
Interviews and in particular to those delivered a very
constructive and useful talk during the half-day
seminar on the Chartered Membership Examination.
The President and Chief Executive with committee, new fellow and new members
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Ir Prof Paul Pang
Chairman, IStructE Sub-committee
9 May 2013
THE HONK KONG
香港工程師學會
JOINT STRUCTURAL DIVISION - LIST OF CHAIRMEN
Session
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Name of Chairman
Ir TSUI Tack Kong
Ir Prof Fred NG Sai Ho
Ir Dr Raymond HO Chung Tai
Ir Andrew NGAI Bick Yau
Ir David George HOLMES
Ir Brian POON Hon Yin
Ir David CHAN Wing Keung
Ir Barry John STUBBINGS
Ir Dr LAW Kwok Sang
Ir Patrick YIM Chun Nam
Ir Dr Joseph CHOW Ming Kuen
Ir Bruce Malcolm FOX
Ir TSE Pak Kin
Ir Ricky SO Yau Chi
Ir Hugh WU Sai Him
Ir Ignatuis LAU Yik Sum
Ir WONG Chi Ming
Ir CHEUNG Kwok Ming
Ir Prof KO Jan Ming
Ir Prof James LAU Chi Wang
Ir Kenneth LAU Kwong Hon
Ir Prof Reuben CHU Pui Kwan
Ir Prof Paul PANG Tat Choi
Ir Johnny FAN Siu Kay
Ir Helen KWAN Po Jen
Ir Joseph MAK Yiu Wing
Ir Prof CHOY Kin Kuen
Ir CHENG Yan Kee
Ir KWAN Kin Kei
Ir CHAN Siu Tack
Ir LAU Chi Kin
Ir Dr KOON Chi Ming
Ir Dr Eddie LAM Siu Shu
Ir Gabriel YU Lin Keung
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