Healthy Indoor Air, Climate-Ready Buildings: Best Practice Exchange
| Date: | 25 June 2026 (Thursday) |
| Time: |
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM |
| Venue: | Business Environment Council, 77 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong |
| Fees: | Free Admission (By Invitation Only) |
| Language: | English |
Prof. Alexis KH Lau - Head and Chair Professor, Division of Environment and Sustainability The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Distinguished Speakers
Mr. Richard Wei-Shun Chang - Vice President, IWBI China; WELL AP, WELL Faculty, ARB, RIBA
Mr. Andy Ling Leng - Assistant Project Director, BEE Incorporations
Prof. Patrick Lee - Professor, School of Energy & Environment, City University of Hong Kong
Ir Prof. L T Wong - Associate Professor, Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Why Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Initiative MattersIn Hong Kong's high-density, air‑conditioned environments, we are experiencing extreme heat, high humidity, and episodic outdoor pollution. As a result, indoor air quality has become both a frontline health issue and a climate resilience challenge. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) contributes to health concerns of occupants in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare centers, and public spaces. Improving indoor air quality can be a key line of defense against future airborne pandemics.
About the Workshop
This knowledge-sharing event brings together cross-sector stakeholders, including educators, building owners, facility managers, HVAC engineers, healthcare operators, policymakers, ESG professionals, and solution providers to exchange practical, field-tested indoor air quality (IAQ) solutions within the context of Hong Kong's evolving climate challenges.
Four distinguished speakers will present in-depth case studies on IAQ best practices across a range of premises and environments.
Following the presentations, participants will join stakeholder roundtable discussions, organized into four sector groups to encourage meaningful exchange. These discussions aim to identify the barriers, opportunities, and key stakeholders needed to address Hong Kong's most pressing IAQ challenges.
Contact Details
For enquiries, please contact
Melville Pradhan (melville@hongkongcan.org / 3971 0106)
Melissa Au Yeung (melissa.auyeung@hongkongcan.org / 5540 5055)
