WSP projects secured multiple top honours at Quality Building Award 2026

The Quality Building Award (QBA) is a biennial award that recognises buildings of outstanding quality and demonstrating outstanding teamwork.

Building on the success of The Henderson at QBA 2024, this year’s recognition reflects the breadth of WSP’s multidisciplinary expertise and our commitment to shaping a more sustainable and resilient built environment.

Themed “Smartly We Build | Sustainably We Thrive | Inclusively We Lead”, QBA 2026 celebrates projects that demonstrate excellence in quality, innovation and sustainability while creating lasting value for society.

Our award-winning projects include:

Kai Tak Sports Park

Quality Excellence Award; Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Government, Institution or Community): Grand Award

As Hong Kong's flagship sports and entertainment destination, the project has transformed the former airport site into a world-class venue for international sports, cultural and entertainment events. The 28-hectare development features a 50,000-seat main stadium with a retractable roof, a 10,000-seat indoor sports centre and a 5,000-seat public sports ground.

WSP served as the technical services consultant to the HKSAR Government, providing structural, building services, environmental and sustainability, and traffic planning consultancy throughout the project lifecycle. Our multidisciplinary expertise helped deliver a future-ready sports infrastructure that supports the city's ambitions as a premier destination for major international events.

Expansion of the Legislative Council Complex 
Hong Kong Building (Renovation / Revitalization): Grand Award

The project demonstrates engineering innovation in one of Hong Kong's most challenging urban environments. Constructed above a fully operational government building, the project comprises a four-storey extension above the High Block and a 10-storey structure above the Forecourt.

WSP provided civil, structural, and building services engineering expertise to realise the vertical expansion while maintaining uninterrupted operations. Through innovative structural solutions, including a steel transfer girder system and extensive adoption of Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), the project established new benchmarks for construction efficiency, safety and reduced environmental impact.

One Causeway Bay
Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Non-Government, Institution or Community): Merit Award

Rising on the former Excelsior Hotel site, the 24-storey premium Grade A commercial development designed to deliver a smart, sustainable and future-ready workplace experience. Serving as building services, ICT, digital smart technology, vertical transportation and fire engineering consultant, WSP supported the delivery of a high-performance and user-centric environment.

98 How Ming Street
Hong Kong Non-Residential (New Building – Non-Government, Institution or Community): Merit Award

Located in the heart of Kwun Tong, the development comprises a 10-storey retail podium, two 20-storey office towers and four levels of basement, creating a major commercial hub with a total gross floor area of approximately 1.15 million sq ft. WSP provided building services and fire engineering consultancy services, supporting the delivery of a high-quality and future-ready commercial development.

Hip³ MiC Collaboration Centre
Temporary Building: Merit Award

Developed to support collaboration and innovation in Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), the project provides a dedicated platform for industry engagement and knowledge exchange. WSP delivered building services engineering consultancy for the temporary building, contributing to the creation of an efficient and fit-for-purpose facility

In addition, Kwai Chung Hospital, Hospital Authority Supporting Services Centre, The Pentecostal Holiness Church Wing Kwong Junior School, and Belgravia Place I are named as Finalists.

Please find the full winners list for more details.