Workshop
Designing the future of Hong Kong
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"How would you like Hong Kong to look like in the future?
To combat the shortage of land in Hong Kong, one of the projects that the government is exploring are the Kau Yi Chau Artificial Islands. Aimed to accommodate 500,000 residents, these islands will have a major influence on our city if built. As they need to be designed for the future, how would you like them to look like? With flying cars, fully covered in green or with towers even taller than the ICC and the IFC?
Join this workshop to get a taste of the work of urban designers and city planners."
Yannick Lenormand, Jasper Hilkhuijsen
from Arup
Field: Urban Design
Jasper is Arup’s Senior East Asia Sustainable Development Manager and Innovation Manager, driving both agendas across the region. He continuously inspires colleagues, clients and other stakeholders to make a positive difference through their work and personal life. He has more than 10 years of experience of working as an urban designer, helping to shape cities across Asia.
Yannick holds a master's degree in Industrial Design from ENSAD, Paris. He has developed his diverse creative career within the fields of branding, packaging, product and experience design. He has a keen interest in material science and an obsession with the question "why?". Yannick leads the Foresight practice at Arup in the East Asia region, exploring trends and their implication to the built environment.
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