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Very Grateful for Substantial Contribution of Colleagues Serving more than 15 Years in PolyU

Poster : PolyU_BRE_LongServiceAward Photo Gallery : PolyU Long Service Award 2016

24 Mar, 2017

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BRE Distinguished Lecture - Sustainable Construction and Development

Poster : BRE_Distinguished_Lecture_20170322 Photo Gallery : BRE Distinguished Lecture - Sustainable Construction and Development

22 Mar, 2017

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Evaluation of Cost & Time Overrun Risk Factors for Highways Projects in Terrorism Affected Countries

22 Mar, 2017

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HKICM and HKIPM Joint CPD Seminar – Holistic Risk Assessment Model for Target Cost Contracts – A Reality or Myth?

HKICM / HKIPM Joint CPD Seminar on "Holistic Risk Assessment Model for Target Cost Contracts - A Reality or Myth?" The CPD seminar was jointly organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Construction Managers (HKICM) and the Hong Kong Institute of Project Management (HKIPM), together with the Department of Building and Real Estate (BRE) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and the Hong Kong Institute of Value Management (HKIVM) as the supporting organizations. The two guest speakers are the representatives of the winning team of the Hong Kong Institute of Project Management (HKIPM) Project Management Achievement Awards 2015 (Category: Research) conferred on 14 April 2016. They were jointly invited by the two organizers to deliver a technical seminar on their award-winning research project entitled "Evaluating the Key Risk Factors and Risk Sharing Mechanisms for Target Cost Contracting (TCC) Schemes in Construction" at 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm on Thursday, 16 March 2017 at lecture room TU201, PolyU campus. The 184 registered participants of the seminar consisted of the members of HKICM and HKIPM, academic staff and full-time undergraduate students of BRE, together with the members of HKIVM and some other non-members.   Guest Speakers: (1) Sr Dr Joseph H.L. Chan, Lecturer in Quantity Surveying and Property Management, School of Professional Education and Executive Development (SPEED), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (2) Cr Dr Daniel W.M. Chan, Associate Professor in Construction Project Management and Associate Head (Teaching and Learning), Department of Building and Real Estate, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University   Based on 10 years of research and teaching experience in target cost contracts, the first guest speaker, Sr Dr Joseph Chan shared with the audience the basic concepts and principles of target cost contracts, and the development of a holistic risk assessment model for target cost contracts. The second guest speaker, Cr Dr Daniel Chan highlighted the out-turn performance of some case study projects procured by target cost contracts or New Engineering Contracts (NEC) in Hong Kong, followed by the future development trend of target cost contracts in Hong Kong.   The seminar was very informative, clearly presented and thought-provoking. It was well received by 138 show-up attendees with attendance rate of 75%, and ended with some interesting questions from the audience and insightful answers from the guest speakers.     Photo Gallery : HKIPM

16 Mar, 2017

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Colonial History, Indigenous Villagers’ Rights, and Rural Land Use: An Empirical Study of Planning Control Decisions on Small House Applications

9 Mar, 2017

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GRAPHISOFT BIM Solutions

1 Mar, 2017

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Outstanding Student Awards Presentation Ceremony 2016 (Miss Pei WU, Outstanding Student of BRE)

21 Feb, 2017

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Automation, Fatality and Human Ingenuity: Innovation with Fatal Consequences

18 Feb, 2017

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Review and componential analysis on emergent digital technology in asset operations and management (O&M)

15 Feb, 2017

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ASIA-PACIFIC REAL ESTATE: ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES

10 Feb, 2017

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