The University of Chicago celebrated the grand opening of its Hong Kong facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on November 30. Photograph by Nick Yip.
The UChicago shield emblazons the entrance at the new location. Photograph by Nick Yip.
The campus and facility design, by Revery Architecture (formerly known as Bing Thom Architects), combines modern functionality with the preservation of and respect for the site’s history, featuring the adaptive reuse of existing heritage buildings. Photograph by Nick Yip.
The campus and facility design, by Revery Architecture (formerly known as Bing Thom Architects), combines modern functionality with the preservation of and respect for the site’s history, featuring the adaptive reuse of existing heritage buildings. Photograph by Nick Yip.
A portion of the Mount Davis site was previously part of the Victoria Road Detention Center, and many heritage features have been preserved. Permanent and rotating exhibits with guided tours highlighting the unique history of the site are open to the public free of charge by online appointment. Photograph by Nick Yip.
A portion of the Mount Davis site was previously part of the Victoria Road Detention Center, and many heritage features have been preserved. Permanent and rotating exhibits with guided tours highlighting the unique history of the site are open to the public free of charge by online appointment. Photograph by Nick Yip.
A reception area at the new location. Photograph by Nick Yip.
Several timber and stone features from heritage buildings on the site have been preserved in what are now classrooms and student lounges. Photograph by Nick Yip.
Portraits of UChicago Nobel Prize laureates are on display at the new campus. Photograph by Nick Yip.
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When technology entrepreneur and investor Dave Liguang Chenn, ’00, couldn’t find the career opportunities he wanted, he created his own.
Rewriting the Code
Laura Lo-Ip, ’89, used Booth’s ReLaunch program to reenter the workplace.
Starting Again
Booth’s thriving Civic Scholars Program is training government and nonprofit professionals who can bring an MBA lens to create positive change in the world.
Training the Next Generation of Social Impact Leaders
