2026-06-11
[Exclusive for HKGBC Members] HKGBC Delegation to Denmark (21-25 Sep 2026) (只提供英文版)
HKGBC Member Exclusive Delegation to Denmark
A Journey to the Living Fairy Tale of Balanced Green Urbanism
The Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) is thrilled to announce the Member Exclusive Delegation to Denmark in this autumn, a 5-day immersive journey into a city renowned for its visionary urbanism, human-centric design, and balanced approach to green living.
The HKGBC is dedicated to connecting with global counterparts, unlocking valuable learning and exchange opportunities that empower our members to accelerate green building development. Following the success of last year's delegation visit to South Korea, the HKGBC is now curating an inspiring journey to Copenhagen, Denmark from 21 to 25 September 2026.
This exclusive delegation offers a rare opportunity to:
The HKGBC is dedicated to connecting with global counterparts, unlocking valuable learning and exchange opportunities that empower our members to accelerate green building development. Following the success of last year's delegation visit to South Korea, the HKGBC is now curating an inspiring journey to Copenhagen, Denmark from 21 to 25 September 2026.
This exclusive delegation offers a rare opportunity to:
- Discover harbour regeneration and northern city development in Copenhagen: Examine the transformative evolution of Copenhagen’s historic harbour and the emerging northern district of Nordhavn, gaining insights into the seamless integration of green buildings, sustainable mobility, and resilient urban living.
- Explore award-winning projects that enable community and green lifestyles: Engage in on-site visits with project teams behind internationally acclaimed developments, learning how design excellence supports community accessibility, liveability, and sustainability in practice.
- Connect with local authorities and industry experts: Network with public authorities, key governance stakeholders, and industry leaders in Copenhagen through dialogue and knowledge exchange, and gain first-hand understanding of progressive policies, planning strategies, and innovative design approaches.
- Experience architecture as performance and social climate urbanism: Discover how architecture, infrastructure, and landscape work together to shape cities that perform environmentally while enhancing social wellbeing and quality of life.
Get ready to embark on an inspiring journey to explore
a world-class model of balanced living this September!
| Date: | 21-25 Sep 2026 (Mon-Fri) |
| Visiting Country: | Denmark |
| Capacity: | 35 persons, comprising HKSAR Government Representatives, HKGBC Chairman, Directors and staff, and around 25 seats will be open to HKGBC Members – Patron and Basic Members.
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| Participation Fee: | HK$5,500 per Delegate The participation fee covers the following:
Remarks:
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| Recommended Hotel: | The HKGBC representatives will stay at the following hotel: Copenhagen Island Hotel Address: Kalvebod Brygge 53, 1560 Copenhagen Room type: Standard double (19 sq.m.) Check-in date: 20 Sep | Check-out date: 26 Sep Single occupancy room rate: around HK$2,050 per night (daily breakfast and tax inclusive) The room rate above is subject to availability. Alternative premium room types are also available for consideration. Please contact the travel agency below for more information. |
| Recommended Flight: | Lufthansa Arrival in Copenhagen, Denmark on 20 Sep 2026: LH 797 19SEP HKGFRA 2325 0620+1 20SEP LH 826 20SEP FRACPH 1010 1135 (The HKGBC representatives will take the two flights) Departure from Copenhagen, Denmark on 26 Sep 2026: LH 829 26SEP CPHFRA 1450 1620 LH 796 26SEP FRAHKG 2140 1520 Delegates are recommended to arrive in Copenhagen on 20 Sep (Sun). The tour is scheduled to start at around 9:00am on 21 Sep (Mon) and end at around 5:30pm on 25 Sep (Fri). For enquiries about flight and hotel: Ms Wai CHAN Commercial Manager Hong Kong Four Seas Tours Limited Tel: (852) 9255 1114 Direct Line: (852) 2200 7873 Email: [email protected] |
| Registration: |  *A confirmation email will be sent to successful registrants within two weeks of submission, subject to verification of their HKGBC membership status. Registration Deadline: 7 July 2026 (Tuesday) |
| Meet and Share | |
| Local Authorities in Copenhagen | |
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Municipality of Copenhagen Meet Copenhagen City - Copenhagen’s municipal authority responsible for shaping and implementing urban policies, spatial planning, and climate strategies that guide the city’s sustainable and liveable development. |
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By & Havn A publicly owned urban development corporation tasked with delivering large‑scale harbour regeneration and city development projects, translating public policy into high‑quality, sustainable urban districts. |
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Rådet for Bæredygtigt Byggeri Copenhagen (Green Building Council Denmark) Denmark’s national non‑profit council advancing sustainable building practices and standards, including the development and administration of the DGNB certification system. |
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UN Environment Programme (UNEP) UN’s leading global authority on environmental issues with programmes focusing on climate change, nature and biodiversity, waste and pollution, resource efficiency and environmental governance. |
| Visit and Learn | |
| Potential Spots at a Glance | |
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BIG HQ and Park Feat. Bjarke Ingels Group An open, people‑centric workplace that integrates innovative design with accessible green space. |
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BLOX Feat. Danish Architecture Center A mixed‑use waterfront landmark that brings together architecture, urban innovation, culture, and public life in the heart of Copenhagen. |
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CopenHill A pioneering waste‑to‑energy plant that doubles as a public recreation space, seamlessly combining infrastructure, architecture, and urban life. |
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Grønningen-Bispeparken Climate Park A climate‑resilient park that combines flood protection, biodiversity, and everyday recreation. |
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Israels Plads Square A revitalised public square that reconnects city life with nature through climate‑responsive design and flexible urban use. |
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Red Cross Volunteer House A sustainable community‑focused building designed to support social engagement and volunteer activities. |
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Royal Danish Academy A leading institution for architecture and design education which showcases sustainable design through the adaptive reuse of historic dockside buildings and more. |
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Superkilen An iconic urban park celebrating cultural diversity through vibrant design, public art, and inclusive public spaces. |
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Thoravej 29 A transformative former industrial site being reimagined as a hub for creative industries, innovation, and sustainable urban reuse. |
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UN City Feat. UNEP A landmark sustainable office complex that houses multiple UN agencies, featuring energy‑efficient systems, seawater cooling etc. that support low carbon operations. |
The itinerary is subject to final confirmation and arrangement. The HKGBC reserves the right to change the schedule and arrangements of the site visits without prior notice.
For any enquiries, please contact:
| Ms Vicky CHAN | Ms Vennis MA |
| Tel: 3994 8811 | Tel: 3994 8830 |
| Email: [email protected] | Email: [email protected] |