The Hong Kong Institute of Architects

13

Jun

2024

HKIA Second Quarterly General Meeting (2nd QGM) 2024

Local

Dear Members,

HKIA Second Quarterly General Meeting (2^nd QGM) 2024

Please be advised that the Second Quarterly General Meeting (2^nd QGM) of the Institute in 2024 will be held with details as follows:

Date:	13 June 2024 (Thursday)
Time:	6:30pm – Registration 7:00pm – Meeting Reports / Dinner Served 7:30pm – Speech by Guest of Honour
Venue:	Banquet Hall, 1/F, Centenary Building, Craigengower Cricket Club, 188 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong
Format:	Hybrid, with Zoom support
Registration:	Please register your attendance (physical / online) at https://forms.gle/Rfa7AiyswR3rtVvp6 by 10 June 2024 (Monday). *Limited seats for physical attendance to be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

The agenda of the meeting:

1.	Apologies for Absence
2.	Adoption of Minutes of the First Quarterly General Meeting on 14 March 2024 [Appendix A]
3.	Matters arising from the First Quarterly General Meeting on 14 March 2024
4.	Report from the President [Appendix B]
5.	Report from the Honorary Secretary [Appendix C]
6.	Report from the Honorary Treasurer [Appendix D]
7.	Speech by Guest of Honour: Mr Michael LI Kiu Yin, JP, Director of Architectural Services Architectural Services Department, The Government of the HKSAR (Topic: We Care for Our City 建民所夢．築港所想)
8.	Presentation of Certificates and Awards
9.	Any Other Business
10.	Date of the Third Quarterly General Meeting 2024: 19 September 2024

Should you have any enquiries, please contact HKIA Secretariat at 2511 6323 or qgmagm@hkia.org.hk.

Yours sincerely,

Thomas CHEUNG, FHKIA RA

Honorary Secretary

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The HKIA Second Quarterly General Meeting 2024 took place on 13 June at Craigengower Cricket Club, with some 100 members attending in person and more than 20 online.

Mr Michael LI Kiu Yin, JP, Director of Architectural Services, was our Guest Speaker. He shared with members the urgent projects that were completed within short period of time during the pandemic and fast-track projects to address short-term public housing shortage. The Institute supports the Government’s overall general direction in increasing the housing supply of Hong Kong and welcomes opportunities to discuss details of any new initiatives.