Strong and effective partnerships are necessary in order to complete successful building projects. Close collaboration must be established amongst clients, architects, engineers, surveyors, main contractors and sub-contractors, together with a shared objective to complete projects of outstanding quality. This is the most important factor to ensure that every building meets the needs of the society and delivers real value to those occupants and users.
To honour project teams for their adoption of the "Team Effort Concept" with devoted efforts to complete building projects of quality and to encourage enhanced partnerships within the industry, professional organizations came together and established the "Quality Building Award" , which is set up not only to award an individual nor an organization, but to recognize the best "Project Teams" which have contributed to complete projects with the highest standards of quality.
Nominated projects qualified for this Award are assessed on a host of key criteria including:
- Quality
- Teamwork
- Design
- Innovation
- Cost
- Environmental Friendliness / Sustainability
- Safety, Health & Hygiene
- Project Management
- Social and Ethical; and
- Customers Satisfaction
This Award aims to be recognized by the local construction industry as a highly prestigious award and to be one of the highest awards given to those who are committed to creating buildings of the highest quality. We look forward to continuing this excellent tradition well into the future.
Mission of Quality Building Award
The mission of the ˇ§Quality Building Awardˇ¨ is to give public recognition to those building projects that are outstanding in quality and have been constructed under collaborative team spirit over the past two years. As quality buildings are essential ingredients of a prosperous and modern society, QBA encourages a collective commitment by the industry to uphold its image and competitiveness. It is our belief that the ˇ§Quality Building Awardˇ¨ will foster a greater sense of teamwork within the industry, in addition to raising the overall standards of construction in Hong Kong.