Meinhardt China

30/10/2026

Phase 1 of Kai Tak Hospital (啟德醫院) has officially begun serving patients this October, opening the Specialist Out-patient Clinic Block and Oncology Block 🩺✨. This marks the first step in the progressive relocation of services from Queen Elizabeth Hospital. When fully operational, the hospital will provide 2,400 beds 🛏️ and 37 operating theatres, together with the existing two blocks of the Hong Kong Children’s Hospital. It will form a “5+2” public healthcare complex: the new medical hub of the Kowloon Central Cluster.

Meinhardt is proud to be the Civil & Structural Engineers 🏗️ 👷‍♂️ in the design team for this mega iconic project. Looking ahead to Phase 2, there will be 17 pedestrian link bridges and a rooftop helideck, which will shape how the hospital actually works in coming future. The longest bridge spans 60 meters above the public road, designed with steel trusses and steel tub-girders. When all bridge construction is completed in Phase 2, all patients, clinicians and visitors will be able to cross between blocks without ever stepping onto a road.

Heartfelt thanks to our client for their continued partnership, and our project team for turning a collective vision into reality through hard work and synergy. We look forward to seeing the entire facility come to life, bringing lasting wellness to our community.

23/10/2026

Meinhardt has participated in the Dress Pink Day 2026 organized by the Hong Kong Cancer Fund (HKCF) this year. Today, our colleagues dressed in pink to raise vital awareness and support to HKCF’s cancer services.

23/10/2026

We are pleased to highlight the inclusion of two Meinhardt projects in the recent episode of 《基建遊一萱》📺. Watch as the show takes a fun, engaging look at how thoughtful infrastructure transforms public spaces in Hong Kong:

- Tai O Improvement Works (Phase 2, Stage 2): Blends modern engineering with local heritage through Hong Kong’s first retractable bridge (Yim Tin Bridge 🌉) and the rotational Po Chue Tam Bridge, creating iconic new landmarks that revitalize the community.

- The East Coast Boardwalk: A 2.2 km beautiful harbourfront promenade connecting Fortress Hill and Quarry Bay, designed around the “Harbourfront Shared Space” concept to create an accessible public waterfront🌊.



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16/10/2026

We are honoured to receive a Gold Award 🏆 for “Improvement Works at Tai O - Phase 2, Stage 2” at the HKIE Civil Division Civil Engineering Excellence Award 2026. As the engineering consultant responsible for design and supervision, our team seamlessly integrated modern engineering with deep-rooted tradition - resolving modern connectivity needs without compromising the historical integrity or spiritual aesthetic of the Tai O landscape:
• 🌉 Yim Tin Bridge: Makes history as Hong Kong’s first retractable bridge—a modern nod to the iconic traditional hand-pulled ferries.
• ⛩️ Po Chue Tam Bridge: Features a unique rotational design that harmonizes perfectly with the historic Yeung Hau Temple.

A sincere thank you to Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) and our contractor partner for their outstanding support and collaboration in delivering infrastructure that builds a sustainable Hong Kong!

29/09/2026

29/09/2026

We’re ready! 💪 💪 💪
We were proud to welcome the Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Ms Mable Chan, back to the Central Kowloon Bypass (Kowloon Bay Section) project site on 26 September 2026. 🏗️✨

This section (former Trunk Road T2) is expected to be completed within 2026 📅🎯. By connecting the Yau Ma Tei section with Tseung Kwan O-Lam Tin Tunnel, journey time between Tseung Kwan O town centre and Yau Ma Tei is projected to decrease from about 65 mins to about 12 mins. ⏱️🚗💨

Our highlights are:
TBM innovation 🚇: Victoria and Rhea are each stated as 120 m long, 4,200 tonnes and 14 m diameter. The works introduced atmospheric-pressure cutter replacement in Hong Kong, avoiding the need for workers to enter the high-pressure zone for cutter replacement.

MiMEP 🏗️: More than 1,400 wall-mounted and ceiling MEP modules were prefabricated off-site. This reduced on-site manpower by 60% and shortened MEP construction time by 40%.

Digitalisation 📱: Our team also developed AI drone and unmanned-vehicle technologies to digitise and automate tunnel inspection at different stages.

Operation readiness 📋: 165 traffic contingency plans covering Route 6 plus another 70 specifically for the Kowloon Bay Section have been prepared.

A heartfelt thanks to CEDD for their continuous support. We stand fully prepared and eagerly look forward to the official opening! 🎉


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25/09/2026

Last Friday, we savored the season with delightful handmade traditional Chinese pastries and mooncakes made by Gingko House 🥮🌕 - a social enterprise supporting senior employment.

As we celebrate under the luminous full moon 🏮✨- a symbol of reunion and gratitude, we’re thankful for the strong partnerships we share with you.

Wishing our esteemed clients, partners, and dedicated team members a joyous and prosperous Mid-Autumn Festival filled with delicious mooncakes, cherished moments, and the warmth of family and friends 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🐇❤️!

08/09/2026

Meinhardt has signed the Racial Diversity & Inclusion Charter for Employers, launched by The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) 🤝✨. By joining the Charter, we reaffirm our commitment to support racial diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Together, let's shape a workplace where every individual is empowered to thrive. 🌍💼

02/09/2026

Meinhardt is delighted to support the “Biz-Green Dress Day”, organized by Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC). To create a more comfortable, eco-friendly workplace and reduce our daily environmental footprint, our team is proudly embracing Biz-Green attire - opting for smart, breathable styles that keep us cool while actively cutting down on carbon emissions for a sustainable future.

28/08/2026

We are excited to share that our project “The East Coast Boardwalk” has won the Gold Award under -Construction (Infrastructure) category at the HKIS Awards 2026. Aligned with this year's theme - Surveying for Innovative Solutions, the award celebrates groundbreaking projects that push the boundaries of traditional practices and shape the future of urban development. That spirit of innovation came to life as we connected Fortress Hill to Quarry Bay, this 2.2km harbourfront link overcame extreme spatial and height constraints. By implementing prefabricated boardwalk decks, we minimized on-site risks, reduced costs, and accelerated the construction timeline for the public to enjoy.

Congratulations to our dedicated project team and partners on this outstanding achievement and thanks to the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors for this incredible recognition. We remain committed to pushing the envelope in urban development and infrastructure!



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