Based on "Assessment Standard for Green Building" (GB / T50378-2014), it was certified in 2019 by the Board of Certification, China Green Building (Hong Kong) Council.
Construction Site：38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Building Type：Public Facility
GBL Application：3-Star Green Building Design Label
Application Unit：Kai Tak Sports Park Limited
Ower's Unit：Home Affairs Bureau, HKSAR Government
Project Briefing：
Kai Tak Sports Park will provide a wide variety of world class facilities for major international events and for daily enjoyment by the community. With a wide variety of sports venues, open spaces, park facilities, retail and dining outlets, it is set to be an urban oasis to meet the diverse needs of the public, as well as professional and amateur athletes. A Main Stadium with a fixed seating capacity of 50,000, with the theme “Pearl of the Orient” as its design inspiration, features a retractable roof and a flexible pitch surface that can host a wide range of international, regional and local events in any weather. The facility has been designed to meet the standards of major international events with customisable staging and seating configurations that cater for various events and crowd sizes. An Indoor Sports Centre with a seating capacity of up to 10,000, with 80% of the seats retractable or removable that caters for different events. The ancillary sports hall offers a seating capacity of up to 500. A Public Sports Ground with a seating capacity of 5,000, suitable for hosting school sports days, athletics meets, local football and rugby matches, as well as team and athlete training sessions. With the exception of major events, the Public Sports Ground will be open daily to the public for jogging and quail-walk free of charge.
Detail Information：
An Indoor Sports Centre with a seating capacity of up to 10,000, with 80% of the seats retractable or removable that cater for different events. The venue has been designed to meet the standard of major international tournaments including badminton, basketball, gymnastics, tennis and table tennis. The ancillary sports hall offers a seating capacity of up to 500.
With the use of different arena overlay floor surfaces and removable spectator seating system, the venue can be configured for different sports activities, from elite competitions to community use. Together, the main arena and ancillary sports hall can provide the equivalent space of 12 standard basketball courts for community use when all spectator seats are removed.
Major Sustainability Design Features:
- User centric design that encourages green and sustainable living
- The Sports Park will be easily accessible by public transport and an extensive pedestrian network
- A large landscaped open space will be provided with shaded pedestrian walkways for the convenience of the public
- Utilise materials and resources for sustainable development
- Develop water usage strategy plan to effectively conserve water
- Install rainwater harvesting system and adopt water-efficient irrigation system
- Use regional building materials to minimize carbon emissions during transportation
- Efficient building energy monitoring and usage
- Connect to the highly-efficient Kai Tak District Cooling System
- Adopt a smart building management system
- Install on-site renewable energy system
- Provide a healthy environment for the public and athletes of all levels
- Provide ‘Excellent Class’ indoor air quality
- Use sound insulation material to minimize outdoor noise effectively
- Capture natural daylight to save energy