The Asian Congress of Architects Forum will host the Architects Regional Council Asia, also known as ARCASIA, in a conference in Hong Kong to discuss environmental sustainability in architecture and design.
The summit's purpose was to discuss "effective ways of using traditional materials like wood in modern buildings," essentially balancing contemporary designs with sustainability in order to create progressive cities and regions. By coming together in a conference, leaders in this industry are revealing the necessity of coming together to further transform Asian architecture to the benefit of its populations.
With mutual cooperation and bringing ideas to the table together, these experts are able to form relationships and build on existing or proposed concepts in order to create a more sustainable future for Asian architecture.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sustainable Architecture
- By balancing contemporary designs with sustainability, the conference explores ways to create progressive cities and regions.
- Wood as a Building Material
- The summit aims to discuss effective ways of using traditional materials like wood in modern buildings.
- Collaborative Innovation
- By bringing ideas together, industry leaders are able to form relationships and build on existing concepts for a more sustainable future.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Design
- The conference focuses on discussing environmental sustainability in the field of architecture and design.
- Construction
- Exploring the effective use of traditional materials like wood in modern buildings can have disruptive innovation opportunities in the construction industry.
- Sustainability
- By further transforming Asian architecture to be more sustainable, there is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the sustainability industry.
