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Six LWK Projects Wins 11 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards

By sidneytsui
Nov 12, '18 9:06 PM EST
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LWK’s Directors at the Asia Property Awards Gala Night. From left to right: Mr. Fangming Gao, Mr. Niki Lai, Mr. Kelvin Hui, Mr. Lambert Ma, Mr. Ferdinand Cheung and Mr. Andrew Reid.
LWK’s Directors at the Asia Property Awards Gala Night. From left to right: Mr. Fangming Gao, Mr. Niki Lai, Mr. Kelvin Hui, Mr. Lambert Ma, Mr. Ferdinand Cheung and Mr. Andrew Reid.

LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd. (“LWK” or the “Company”) is proud to announce that six of its projects have won 11 awards in the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2018. The Award Ceremony was held at the Asia Property Awards Gala Night at the Athenee Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand on 9 Nov 2018 to celebrate architectural excellence. LWK’s winning projects spread across five different sectors, proving its comprehensive expertise across different sectors in the industry. 

Located in Kai Tak, Hong Kong, One Kai Tak was named Winner of Best Condo Interior Design and Highly Recommended for Best Condo Architectural Design in the Hong Kong & Macau region, as well as Grand Finalist for Best Condo Interior Design (Asia). 2GETHER and SAVANNAH, located in Tuen Mun and Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong respectively, were both Highly Recommended for Best Condo Architectural Design in the Hong Kong & Macau region. Another residential project, Yuccie Square, which is located in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, was named Winner of Best Landscape Architectural Design in the Hong Kong & Macau region and Grand Finalist for Best Residential Landscape Architectural Design (Asia). 

For our Mainland projects, Olympic Vanke Centre, located in Hangzhou, China, was named Winner of Best Office Architectural Design in the China region, and Grand Finalist of Best Office Architectural Design (Asia). Landmark Riverside Park – Phase II: Danzishi Old Street, located in Chongqing, China, was named Winner of Best Retail Architectural Design in the China region, and Grand Finalist for Best Retail Architectural Design (Asia). 

Mr. Ronald Liang, Founder and Managing Director of LWK, said, “It is heartening and very rewarding to see that the devotion that we put into each project pays off and that our hard work is appreciated by the industry. Winning different awards across five different sectors is recognition of our all-rounded, comprehensive expertise on all aspects of architecture. We are excited to see that Hong Kong’s creative and design capabilities is standing in the spotlight in an international context, and that we are bringing these outstanding models of Hong Kong and China architecture to the world.”

The PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards is the leading industry awards programme rewarding the region’s finest real estate. Launched in 2005, the series now covers 17 markets across Asia (including Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Japan, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Mongolia, South Korea and Australia) with stand-alone gala dinners and awards ceremonies in eleven countries. This gala held in Bangkok is the grand final for the event. The award is known for its credibility, fairness and transparency with an independent judging body, which comprises luminaries representing all real estate sectors, and a trusted awards supervisor in every market.


Mr. Ferdinand Cheung, Director of LWK and Principal Architect of Olympic Vanke Centre, received the award and award certificate from the organiser for Best Office Architectural Design.
Congratulations to all award winners at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2018!
Located in Kai Tak, Hong Kong, One Kai Tak’s semi-enclosed open space was designed to create well-defined public and private streetscapes, instill a stronger sense of belonging and connectedness, as well as encourage interaction between residents.
Located in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, the luxury water-front residence, 2GETHER, was designed and executed by LWK. The contemporary and monolithic façade design has given the development its unique identity in the district. An “interlocked building” was created by visually splitting the curtain façade wall with contrasting tones.
Located in Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, SAVANNAH was named after the metropolis next to the canals in the south of America. The design is a display of the metropolis’ dynamic energy and the river’s quiet comfort. The elevation of the residential towers is designed to maintain harmony with the existing residential context, and establish a distinctive image for the development.
Located in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, Yuccie Square features a retail street in which a contemporary vertical lighting feature was custom-designed. This light feature serves numerous functions in that it separates each of the glazed retail shop fronts and provides an exciting feature custom street lighting experience. When the street is bathed in linear light at night time, it will provide a distinctive rhythmic atmosphere.
Located in Hangzhou, China, Olympic Vanke Centre, at the heart of Qianjiang Century City Central Business District, has reinterpreted the podium-tower typology by blurring the work-life distinction. The innovative work-ing hub promotes interactions, active engagement and sustainability. It is an urban oasis that mitigates the surrounding blandness.
Located in Chongqing, China, Landmark Riverside Park - Phase II: Danzishi Old Streetis the first 4A scenic area in the country to get the recognition under the theme of “port culture and Grade-9 hill slope landforms”. The vintage commercial area is the core preservation area for Danzishi Old Street. The new design breathed a new soul into the old street.