LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Media OutReach Newswire - 29 June 2026 - The Work Project (TWP) has signed a lease with global real estate investment manager BGO to open its third London location at 105 Victoria Street, the UK's largest 100% electric, net zero carbon office development, in mid-2027. The premium flexible workspace operator will occupy 26,000 sq ft across the first floor of the landmark 445,000 sq ft building ahead of completion this summer.
The Work Project to Open Third London Location at UK's Largest Net Zero Office Development
A Premium Flexible Workspace Inside a Pioneering Sustainable Landmark
The Work Project at 105 Victoria Street is the premium coworking operator's third location in London and places its design-led workspace inside one of the most environmentally sustainable commercial buildings in the UK. Targeting global sustainability benchmarks like BREEAM 'Outstanding', EPC A and WELL Platinum, 105 Victoria Street is engineered to lower energy use by 64% against a traditional new build office and includes 25,000 sq ft of green space and terracing, more than any commercial building in the West End.
Junny Lee, Founder and CEO of The Work Project, said: "Our third commitment in London reflects our ambition to bring The Work Project's premium flexible workspace offering to best-in-class buildings in exceptional locations. 105 Victoria Street is an outstanding building boasting world-leading ESG credentials, excellent transport connections and unparalleled facilities, and we look forward to contributing to an engaged occupier community within the building."
Flexible Workspace Solutions at a World-Class Work Destination
The Work Project at 105 Victoria Street will include single dedicated desks and team offices up to 36 people, complete with en-suite meeting rooms and breakout areas. Membership is on flexible terms starting from three months. Members will benefit from 24/7 access alongside a year-round programme of networking, mentoring, and events.
Beyond the workspace, members will enjoy access to the building's shared amenities, designed to support productivity, wellbeing, and connection throughout the working day:
- The 105: An events and members' club space
- The Arena: A multipurpose arena with wellness facility, 200m walking track, and end-of-trip facilities
- The Garden: An urban farm
- The Village Square: An integrated retail offering
105 Victoria Street extends The Work Project's premium flexible workspace experience in London, giving members a fully integrated environment in which to work, meet and grow.
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About The Work Project
The Work Project (TWP) is a leading provider of flexible workspaces designed to empower businesses and enhance productivity. TWP creates beautifully crafted modern spaces that are flexible, modular, and customisable to meet the unique needs of each client. By prioritising client branding, expansion capabilities, and individual work cultures, TWP ensures that every workspace becomes an extension of the company it serves.
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Quality Building Award 2026 Winners Announced with Strong GBA and International Participation
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 29 June 2026 - The winners of the Quality Building Award 2026 (QBA 2026) were announced and presented at a ceremony held last Friday (26 June) at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The event brought together industry leaders, representatives of professional institutions, and project teams to celebrate the outstanding achievements of building projects from Hong Kong and beyond. Ms Bernadette Linn, JP, Secretary for Development, Development Bureau, HKSARG graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. Kai Tak Sports Park received two awards, including the highest honor – the "Quality Excellence Award" – and the "Quality Building Award" in the Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Government, Institution or Community) category.
Ms Chang Yuk Kam, Patricia, Chairlady of the Quality Building Award 2026 Organizing Committee, expressed gratitude to Ms Bernadette Linn, JP, Secretary for Development, Development Bureau, HKSARG and Mr Ho Chun Hung, JP, Director of Buildings,HKSARGwho served as Chairman of the Jury Panel, and also congratulated all the award winners. Ms Chang said: "Hong Kong is now proactively integrating into the national development strategy and fully participating in the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. The construction industry is embracing unprecedented opportunities. The Quality Building Award is also keeping pace with the times, actively breaking down geographical boundaries and vigorously promoting cooperation and project exchanges among the construction sectors in the Greater Bay Area and beyond. We hope that outstanding construction practices and cutting-edge technologies from different regions can be shared and complement each other, and that we can jointly build a vibrant and sustainable cross-regional architectural ecosystem, while seizing opportunities together and pursuing shared development."
For over two decades, the Quality Building Award has remained committed to its founding principles of recognizing excellence, driving innovation, and promoting inclusion, while witnessing the continuous evolution and growth of Hong Kong's building industry and that of the wider region. Notably, this year's Award significantly relaxed the entry requirements for the "Building Outside GBA (include International)" and "Building in GBA (Not include Hong Kong)" categories, with participating teams no longer required to include a Hong Kong-registered company. This move has successfully attracted a number of high-quality non-local projects, including outstanding entries from Egypt and Shanghai, fully demonstrating Hong Kong's unique advantage of being of enjoying strong support of the Motherland and being closely connected to the world, and further consolidating its status as a regional building hub.
The award-winning projects from past editions have covered a diverse spectrum of areas, including residential, non-residential, government and institutional buildings, renovation and revitalization projects, temporary structures, and cross-regional developments, showcasing the multifaceted value of architecture. This year's winning projects not only combine aesthetic design with functional excellence, but also actively respond to the industry's prevailing trends in green and low-carbon practices, as well as smart construction and management. They embody the core mission of driving urban development and enhancing the quality of living environments.
Ms Bernadette Linn, JP, Secretary for Development, Development Bureau, HKSARG, said: "The Quality Building Award has long been regarded as the 'Oscar of the construction industry'. Over the past two decades, it has recognised numerous outstanding projects demonstrating excellence in design, construction, teamwork and sustainable development. This year's Award is closely aligned with the policy direction of enhancing green development momentum under the National 15th Five-Year Plan. It reflects Hong Kong's firm commitment to advancing high-quality sustainable development, and supports the national dual carbon goals as well as the broader green and low-carbon development strategy."
The Quality Building Award 2026 featured eight award categories. Following months of rigorous evaluation by a 17-member judging panel comprising industry leaders, Kai Tak Sports Park stood out. With its "park-within-a-stadium" concept, it transformed the former airport site into an iconic landmark integrating sports, entertainment, community, and commercial functions. The design seamlessly blends aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability, which particularly embodies this year's theme: "Smartly We Build | Sustainably We Thrive | Inclusively We Lead." It was therefore honored with the highest award of the ceremony, the "Quality Excellence Award," as well as the "Grand Award" in the category of "Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Government, Institution or Community)."
This year, the Organizing Committee also presented two special awards: the "Innovative Project Award" and the "Sustainable Development Award", which were awarded to Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park - Batch 1A Development: Building 11and Kai Tak District Cooling Plant No. 3 respectively. Among them, Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park - Batch 1A Development: Building 11 also received the "Grand Award" in the Hong Kong Residential (Single Building) category, while Kai Tak District Cooling Plant No. 3 also received the "Merit Award" in the Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Government, Institution or Community) category.
Projects in the Hong Kong Residential (Multiple Buildings) category also performed exceptionally well, with NOVO LAND receiving the "Grand Award". In the Hong Kong Building (Renovation / Revitalization) category, both Lo Pan Spirit Inheritance: Conservation of Lo Pan Temple and the Expansion of the Legislative Council Complex received the "Grand Award". Meanwhile, W.I.S.E. Complex received the "Grand Award" in the Temporary Building category.
To bring together professional expertise from the Greater Bay Area and beyond, this year's Award has specially revised the entry requirements for the categories of "Building Outside GBA (include International)" and "Building in GBA (Not include Hong Kong)", breaking geographical boundaries and broadening the international exchange landscape of Hong Kong's construction industry. The "Grand Award" in the "Building Outside GBA (include International)" category was presented to Arbour and The Iconic Tower, New Capital CBD, Egypt; while the "Grand Award" in the "Building in GBA (Not include Hong Kong)" category was presented to China Overseas Headquarters and Marisfrolg Industrial Park.
Mr Ho Chun Hung, JP, Director of Buildings, HKSARG who served as Chairman of the Jury Panel, said: "The pursuit of quality buildings, together with the creation of a sustainable and inclusive built environment, has long been a shared mission of the construction industry. Through recognising outstanding projects and exceptional professional teams, we aim to drive the industry forward, promoting the adoption of smart technologies, green and sustainable practices, and inclusive, people-oriented collaboration. Together, we can build a safer, higher-quality, and more liveable environment for all."
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) will serve as the Chairing Organization of the next Quality Building Award. The Award will continue to serve as an outstanding platform for industry exchange, recognizing outstanding projects and actively driving innovation and transformation within the construction sector. By working hand in hand with stakeholders across all sectors, Quality Building Award aims to build a higher-quality and more sustainable urban environment together.
| QBA 2026 Awardees (in alphabetical order): |
| Quality Excellence Award |
| Kai Tak Sports Park |
| Innovative Project Award |
| Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park - Batch 1A Development: Building 11 |
| Sustainable Development Award |
| Kai Tak District Cooling Plant No. 3 |
| Hong Kong Residential (Single Building) | Award Type |
| Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park - Batch 1A Development: Building 11 | Grand |
| ECHO House | Merit |
| Parkwood | Merit |
| Belgravia Place I | Finalist |
| JARDINI | Finalist |
| One Central Place | Finalist |
| Hong Kong Residential (Multiple Buildings) | Award Type |
| NOVO LAND | Grand |
| Casa Sierra | Merit |
| Victoria Voyage | Merit |
| Baker Circle | Finalist |
| THE PAVILIA FOREST | Finalist |
| Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Government, Institution or Community) | Award Type |
| Kai Tak Sports Park | Grand |
| Kai Tak District Cooling Plant No. 3 | Merit |
| Kowloon Tsai Swimming Pool Complex | Merit |
| Hospital Authority Supporting Services Centre | Finalist |
| Kwai Chung Hospital | Finalist |
| The Pentecostal Holiness Church Wing Kwong Junior School | Finalist |
| Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Non-Government, Institution or Community) | Award Type |
| 98 How Ming Street | Merit |
| One Causeway Bay | Merit |
| Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park - Batch 1A Development : Building 8 & Building 9 | Finalist |
| Hong Kong Building (Renovation / Revitalization) | Award Type |
| Lo Pan Spirit Inheritance: Conservation of Lo Pan Temple | Grand |
| Expansion of the Legislative Council Complex | Grand |
| Conversion of the Old Wan Chai Police Station into the Headquarters of the International Organization for Mediation | Merit |
| Tai Po Civic Centre | Merit |
| Hong Kong Temporary Building | Award Type |
| W.I.S.E. Complex | Grand |
| Hip³ MiC Collaboration Centre | Merit |
| Light Public Housing at Olympic Avenue, Kai Tak (Phase 1) | Merit |
| Light Public Housing - Choi Hing Road, Ngau Tau Kok | Merit |
| Light Public Housing – Yau Pok Road, Yuen Long | Finalist |
| Building Outside GBA (include International) | Award Type |
| Arbour | Grand |
| The Iconic Tower, New Capital CBD, Egypt | Grand |
| Building in GBA (Not include Hong Kong) | Award Type |
| China Overseas Headquarters | Grand |
| Marisfrolg Industrial Park | Grand |
| China State Construction Science and Technology Innovation Building | Merit |
| Guangzhou Respiratory Center | Merit |
Photos of the Award Presentation Ceremony can be downloaded from the following link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WuprPeClXBBB6rr4iaWqR6qvsVheeGl7?usp=drive_link
For more information about the Quality Building Award, please visit:
Official Website: www.qba.com.hk; Facebook: QBAHK; LinkedIn: QBAHK;
Weibo: 優質建築大獎; WeChat Official Account: 優質建築大獎
Hashtag: #QualityBuildingAward2026
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About Quality Building Award
The Quality Building Award (QBA) is a biennial award that recognizes buildings of outstanding quality and those that demonstrate outstanding teamwork. The provision of quality buildings is an essential ingredient of a prosperous and modern society, and the Quality Building Award aims to promote a collective commitment by the building industry to maintain the highest standards of professionalism and competitiveness.
The theme of QBA 2026 is "Smartly We Build | Sustainably We Thrive | Inclusively We Lead", which aimed at recognizing the adoption of smart, sustainable, and inclusive solutions, driving innovation and eco-friendly practices to foster collective progress and ensure a thriving, sustainable future. As always, the QBA 2026 will continue to recognize outstanding contributions to society and drive the ongoing advancement of construction industry.
The Quality Building Award 2026 is jointly organized by ten leading professional institutions in Hong Kong, including (listed in alphabetical order)：
The Hong Kong Institute of Housing (Charing Organization of QBA 2026)
BEAM Society Limited
The Hong Kong Construction Association
The Hong Kong Institute of Architects
The Hong Kong Institute of Construction Managers
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors
Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency
International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter
The Real Estate Developers Association of Hong Kong
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