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January – April 2018 |
HKHS launched the “Art in Estates” Mural Painting Programme in its rental estates in 2018, to share the joy with the residents and the general public in celebration of its 70th anniversary. Miss Prudence Mak, the well-known illustrator, was engaged to design a series of colourful mural paintings based on the characteristics of individual estates and the theme of neighbourhood fraternity. With the participation of the HKHS’s staff and residents in painting the murals, the Programme beautified the open space of the estates, while becoming a happy gathering occasion for the residents and their families.
All the mural artworks were consolidated to create a unique art map of the HKHS’s estates. Members of the public are welcome to visit our estates following the art map to understand more about HKHS’s estates. People may also take photos with these beautiful wall murals and share them on social media, through the mobile app tailored for this Programme.
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4 episodes on 8, 15, 22 and 29 April 2018 (every Sunday 7:30 -8:00pm)
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TV Programme |
HKHS sponsored a TV Programme “Public Housing Outing” broadcasted on TVB Jade Channel in April 2018 to feature some interesting stories at our rental estates and the development of HKHS over the past 70 years.
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17 April 2018 |
70th Anniversary Cocktail Reception |
A cocktail reception in celebration of HKHS 70th Anniversary was held on 17 April 2018, at which Mrs Carrie Lam, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, was the Guest-of-Honour. Other officiating guests included HKHS Chairman, Mr Marco Wu, Deputy Director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the HKSAR, Prof Tan Tie-niu; Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Matthew Cheung Kin-chung; Secretary for Transport and Housing, Mr Frank Chan; Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong; HKHS Vice-Chairman, Mr Lincoln Leong; Past Chairmen of HKHS, namely Sir David Akers-Jones, Terence Tai, Ronald Poon, Dr Chung Shui-ming, David C Lee and Yeung Ka-sing, together with Past Executive Director, Victor So, Past Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director, Wong Lai-chun, and current Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director Wong Kit-loong.
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April 2018 |
70th Anniversary Commemorative Book |
The Commemorative Book for the 70th Anniversary of HKHS gives an account of how HKHS has acted as the housing laboratory of Hong Kong and evolved along with the changes and development of Hong Kong over the past 70 years.
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May – August 2018 |
The Roving Exhibitions featured the work of the Housing Society since 1948 and the housing scenes in Hong Kong over the past decades. Details are as follows:
Remarks: The talks were conducted in Cantonese
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June – August 2018 |
A series of Photo Exhibitions were held at different HKHS’s estates from June to August 2018. Old photos collected from residents were featured at the exhibitions, as a recollection of their happy moments at HKHS’s estates. Details are as follows:
Remarks: For the information of the estates, please click here.
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1 – 31 July 2018 |
All residential tenants and staff of HKHS were given a set of cash coupons in the sum of HK$70 for use at our commercial tenants who have participated in the campaign.
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July 2018 |
HKHS organised a 70th Anniversary Estate Drawing Competition to encourage members of HS Community and residents to show their creativity through drawings of delightful communities.
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2 – 3 November 2018 |
International Conference |
An International Conference with the theme “Building a Smart and Liveable City for an Ageing Community” was held in November 2018 by HKHS, with the participation of experts coming from different regions to share their views on elderly housing, liveable city and sustainable development etc.
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December 2018 |
HKHS Exhibition Centre |
HKHS opened its first-ever exhibition centre in December 2018. Apart from displaying useful information and historical exhibits of HKHS, the centre serves as a platform for teaching of liberal studies related to housing development and other learning experiences for the students in Hong Kong.
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