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Month/Year) 1 2009 David S.K List of projects used in HKIA/ARB Professional Assessment 2009 - 2020 Date of Occupation No Year Name of Company Project Title Address Lot No BD File Ref. Permit / Practical Special Topic Completion (month/year) 1 2009 David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. Proposed Transposer Station of DTTB Project At Kowloon Peak Kowloon Peak, Sai Kung on STT No SX 3470 STT No SX 3470 BD 2/9160/06(P) 3 July 2009 Tom Ip & Partners Architects, Engineers & Proposed Domestic Building on IL2392 - 2393 at No. 11-13 Sand Street, Hong 2 2009 11-13 Sand Street IL 2392, 2393 BD 2/2055/90 Jan 2001 Development Consultants Ltd Kong QBML 1sEss2, QBML 1sFss1, QMBL 3 2009 Wong & Ouyang (HK) Limited Devon House - Phase 2 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong BD 2/3025/00 April 2003 1sF RP & ML 703 sN 4 2009 P & T Architects and Engineers Limited Vocational Training Council, School of Business and Information Systems TYTL 123, Tsing Yi Road, Tsing Yi Island TYTL 123 BD 9093/02(P) Sep 2004 5 2009 LCK Architects Ltd Proposed New Fung Kai Primary School 19 Jockey Club Road, Sheung Shui FSST Lot No 232 BD 9181/04 10 Oct 2008 6 2009 Aedas Limited Sky Plaza - North Office Tower Hong Kong International Airport, Chek Lap Kok CLK Lot No 1 RP & the Ext thereto BD 2/9062/03(3)(P) October 2006 BD 9012/07 (Phase 1) ; Tentative Aug 2009 (Phase TVB City, 77 Chun Choi Street, Tseung Kwan O Industrial TKOTL 39 sKss 1RP, sKRP, sMsVss 7 2009 David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. Proposed New Power Centre (Phase 1) and Dance Studio (Phase II) at TVB City BD 9126/99 (2)/4 (Phase I) ; Tentative June 2009 Estate, N.T. 1RP, sX and Ext Thereto II) (Phase II) 8 2009 K & W Architects Limited Proposed Alteration and Addition Works Block A, 15 Wylie Path, Kowloon KIL 10658 BD 2-3/4029/82/6 5 August 2009 9 2009 Aedas Limited Back of House for Marine Mammal Ocean Park, Headland, Hong Kong RBL 1020 BD 3/2012/06(P) 4 November 2008 10 2009 Aedas Limited Skypier 2 Hong Kong International Airport, Chek Lap Kok CLK Lot No 1 RP & the Ext thereto BD 4/9028/05(P) July 2009 IL 348 SCRP, SCSS 1RP, SCSS 1 11 2009 Archiplus International Limited Residential Development at 38 Shelley Street, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong 38 Shelley Street BD 2050/05 August 2008 SSAS1, SCsS1ssARP & IL 344 RP 10 Chun Ping Road, Hong Kong International Airport, Chek 12 2009 Aedas Limited Terminal Expansion Project (Terminal 2) For Asia Airfreight Terminal CLK Lot No 1 RP & the Ext thereto BD 2-3/9011/04(s) December 2006 Lap Kok 13 2009 A & T Design Limited The Apex Horizon (Phase II) 33 Wo Yi Hop Road, Kwai Chung, New Territories KCTL 467 BD 2/9026/01 2 November 2007 14 2009 Steve Leung Architects Proposed Residential Development 8 College Road, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon NKIL 2494 SA & SB BD 4006/05 August 2009 Chau Ku & Leung Architects & Engineers 305 Castle Peak Road and 7 Fat Tseung Street, Cheung 15 2009 305 Castle Peak Road & 7 Fat Tseung Street on NKIL 939 NKIL 939 BD 2/4007/05 28 February 2008 Limited Sha Wan, Kowloon Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & 16 2009 The Summit 41C Stubbs Road, Hong Kong IL 8870 BD 2/3006/96 September 2002 Engineers (HK) Limited 13 February 2003 (OP) ; 17 2009 RMJM (HK) Ltd Residential Development at No. 99 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong 99, 101, 103 Peak Road, The Peak RBL No. 1147 BD 2/2039/99 January 2003 (PC) The Remaining Portion of Inland Lot No 18 2009 A & T Design Limited Princeton Tower 88 Des Voeux Road West, Hong Kong BD 2/4011/07 14 November 2003 3999-4005 Shek Lei Estate, Shek Pai Street, Kwan Chung, New Permanent Government Land Allocation Contract No: SS M312 ; 19 2009 Rocco Design Architects Limited Salesian Yip Hon Millennium Primary School 31 July 2005 Territories (GLA) KT 1141 Programme No: 306 EP Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & 20 2009 FSSTL 126, Area 9, Fanling, New Territories (Belair Monts) 3 Ma Sik Road, Fanling, New Territories FSSTL 126 BD 2/9003/95 1998 (OP) ; 1999 (PC) Engineers (HK) Limited 21 2009 Aedas Limited Ocean Park Astounding Asia Panda Trail 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong RBL 1020 & Ext BD 2/2049/06(P) February 2009 22 2009 K & W Architects Limited The Aegean 2 Tsing Fat Street, Tuen Mun, New Territories TMTL No 424 BD 2/9292/98 20 December 2004 (OP) 23 2009 Ronald Lu & Partners (Hong Kong) Limited One Silver Sea 18 Hoi Fai Road, Kowloon KIL 11158 BD 2/4011/02 23 June 2006 Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects 24 2009 Proposed New Building on YTIL 38 6 Cho Yuen Street, Yau Tong, Kowloon YTIL 38 BD 2/4068/04 2 March 2009 Limited October 2006 (OP) ; 25 2009 P & T Architects and Engineers Limited Redevelopment of the Craigengower Cricket Club, Phase 2 188 Wong Lai Chung Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong IL 8881 BD 3/3001/04 December 2006 (PC) Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & 26 2009 Y.I. - Private Residential Development 8B and 10 Tai Hang Road, Hong Kong IL 8886 BD 2/3038/95 December 2000 Engineers (HK) Limited 27 2009 Aedas Limited Kowloon Station Retail Centre at Union Square Site E, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon KIL 11080 BD 2/7224/01 4 May 2006 28 2009 Planning Services International (Asia) Limited Kowloon Cricket Club (New Sports Building) 10 Cox's Road, Tsim Sha Tsui KIL 11052 BD 4058/98 December 2001 29 2009 David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. Alteration & Additional Works at St. James' Settlement Headquarter Building 85 Stone Nullah Lane, Wanchai, Hong Kong HKIL 8603 BD 2/3012/06 26 March 2009 30 2009 David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. Yan Hing Industrial Building at Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate Subsection 1 of section J of Tseung Kwan O TKOTL 39 and Ext Thereto BD 9042/96(P) 19 July 1999 Happy Valley, junction of Leighton Road And Wong Nai 14 October 2003 (OP) ; 4 31 2009 P & T Architects and Engineers Limited Craigengower Cricket Club (Phase I) IL 8881 BD 2/3070/01 (Ph.1) Chung Road December 2003 (PC) Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects 32 2009 Proposed Office Building 712 Prince Edward Road East, Kowloon NKIL 4795 sA, sB & RP BD 2/4084/05 9 January 2009 Limited Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & J/O 33-37 Hysan Avenue, 7-11 Yun Ping Road and 20-24 IL 29 sec DD, IL 457 sec L, IL 29 MM, IL 33 2009 Lee Garden (Manulife Plaza) 1998 Engineers (HK) Limited Lan Fong Road 29L RP & IL 457 RP 34 2009 Wong Tung & Partners Limited Lai Sing Court 13-15 Tai Hang Road, Hong Kong IL 7903 & Ext BD 3/3048/01 November 2009 35 2009 P & T Architects and Engineers Limited Inland Lot No. 452 New Private Independent School 19 Shum Wan Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong IL 452 BD 2/2007/03 27 August 2007 36 2009 Wilton Wong Architects Ltd Conversion Works at Rosaryhill School 41B Stubbs Road, Hong Kong IL 3550 RP & Ext BD 2-3/2353/62/3 October 2009 37 2009 Ronald Lu & Partners (Hong Kong) Limited HKU Space Po Leung Kuk Community College 66 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong IL 9011 BD 2/3053/02 21 May 2008 Andrew Lee King Fun & Associates Architects 38 2009 Residential Development at 220-222 Tai Kok Tsui Road 220-222 Tai Kok Tsui Road KIL 11159 BD 2/4002/00H (Pt. V) 6 October 2008 Limited 9 January 2008 (OP) ; 39 2009 HB & L Limited Construction of Permanent Public Transport Terminus at Tin Yan Road Tin Yan Road, Tin Shui Wai, New Territories TSWTL 24 Area 33 BD 2/9061/02(2) February 2008 (PC) NKILs 2148, 2149, 2150, 2151, 2152, May 2008 (OP) ; July 2008 40 2009 Wong Pak Lam & Associates Proposed Residential Redevelopment at Nos 440-450 Prince Edward Road West 448 Prince Edward Road West, Kowloon BD 2/4041/04 1432 sA and RP (PC) 41 2009 H. C. Wu Architect & Associates Proposed Residential Development at Tan Kwei Tsuen Tan Kwei Tsuen, Yuen Long, New Territories Lot 4296 in DD 124 BD 9015/97 March 2005 (OP) Expansion and Renovation Works Eu Yan Sang (HK) Ltd at Yuen Long Industrial 42 2009 David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. Yuen Long Town Lot No 313, Subsection 2 of Section H BD 2-3/9039/05 30 June 2006 Estate 43 2009 Spence Robinson Limited Addition and Alteration Works at 5-7 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 5-7 Austin Road, Kowloon 8668 RP & 8113 BD 2-3/4113/73 April 2008 44 2009 Urbanage International Limited TWGHS NKIL 5294 Chang Ming Thien College Extension 300 Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon NKIL 5294 BD 2/3037/02(P) 15 July 2005 KLS International Architects & Planners 45 2009 Alterations and Additions at Majestic Hotel 348 Nathan Road, Kowloon KIL 6733 BD 2-3/4001 December 2006 Company Limited 11-11A Bonham Road, 1-4, 7-10 West End Terrace, Hong ss1 of sF RP of sF, ss of sE RP of sE, 46 2009 K & W Architects Limited No. 11 Bonham Road, Hong Kong BD 2/2032/97 June 2004 Kong RP of SB, ss4 of SA, ss5 of sA & RP of Anderson Road, Sai Kung, New Territories, Lot No.
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