The Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park (HSITP) is a landmark cross-boundary development in the heart of the Greater Bay Area, envisioned to become a world-class hub for innovation, research and development, and sustainable urban growth. To meet the project's stringent requirements for quality, durability, and long-term performance, a range of Saint-Gobain construction solutions were specified across key rendering, tiling, and waterproofing applications.
The Saint-Gobain Architecture Student Contest 2026 was held in Belgrade, Serbia, bringing together talented architecture students from around the world to exchange ideas, collaborate across cultures, and explore innovative solutions for the future of sustainable architecture.
Saint-Gobain Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan was honoured to attend the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Hong Kong Gala Dinner held last week at the Regent Hong Kong.
Saint-Gobain Hong Kong proudly hosted its 2026 Career Day, an engaging and inspiring event dedicated to fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional growth.
Saint-Gobain Hong Kong was pleased to participate in the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) Member Showcase this week, engaging with industry peers and exchanging insights on the advancement of sustainable building solutions.
Saint-Gobain has reached a significant milestone in the integration of its Solutions for Concrete & Cement business in Hong Kong, bringing together its trusted brands — GCP, Fosroc, and CHRYSO — under one unified identity.
Fosroc introduces Trafficguard UR150EF, a high-performance polyurethane flooring system designed to enhance the durability and functionality of car park environments.
The Fanling Bypass is a major new infrastructure development in Hong Kong’s North District, designed to alleviate traffic congestion in Fanling and Sheung Shui. By providing an alternative route, the project significantly improves connectivity and reduces travel time, supporting smoother and more efficient transportation across the region.
The “Saint-Gobain Architecture Student Contest 2026 – Hong Kong Stage” concluded successfully last Friday at the Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA) Premises, bringing together emerging architectural talents from across Hong Kong and Macau.
