Patrick Lau

Education

Patrick Lau graduated from the University of Toronto in 1983 with a degree in landscape architecture. He also completed graduate school in 1989 at the University of Hong Kong with a degree in urban design.

Career

Foreign over 20 years, Patrick Lau has been involved in landscape projects in China, such as Hong Kong Cyberport, Beijing Sanlitun Pleasant Villages, and Tianjin Water City. Projects he had constructed include Penny"s Bay Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Beijing Olympic Aquatic Park, Olympic Village, and the Suzhou Old City revitalization project He was elected chairman of the Hong Kong Trees Conservation Association.

Lau is also the former president of the Hong Kong Institution of Landscape Architects.

Hing Tat Lau can speak Cantonese, English, and Mandarin. The latest project in EADG held by Mr.

Lau is supporting the new design school known as Peking University. United Kingdom Environment Institute of Architects - 1987 Master of Landscape University of Hong Kong External Examiner—1994-1996 President of the Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects—1994-1998 American Land Institute director - 1997 Hong Kong, President of the Association of Landscape Architects Consultants Hong Kong Sons of the American Revolution Eastern District Councilor Hong Kong Government Land and Building Advisory Committee Community Involvement Committee on Greening the Government members Director of the Hong Kong Coalition of Services CPPCC members in Wuhan President of Asian Association of Residential Environment Jiangsu Overseas Friendship Association Vice Chairman of Hong Kong Trees Conservation Association President of Happy Valley Residents Association Yunnan Overseas Friendship Association China Habitat Environment Committee experts members President of the New Century (Sustainable Development) Association Former Vice Chairman, Green Building Council Xinhua News Agency Hong Kong Affairs Adviser—1994-1997 China Youth Committee—2000-2005 Government of Hong Kong Town Planning Appeal Board.

Achievements

• Landscape Architects Registration Board Founder - 1999.

Membership

Lau is a member of the Harbour-Front Enhancement Committee of the Hong Kong Government and the president of a non-profit organization promoting sustainable built environment known as the Asian Habitat Society. Lau has also been a member of the Steering Committee of the World Urban Campaign of the United Nations Human Settlements Program since 2009. Government members of the Higher Education Commission.