Young Quantity Surveyors GroupA group initiated by the Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyor
YQSG Newsletter2011 April Issue

About Pacific Associationof Quantity Surveyors
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Participating Member:
Hongkong
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Participating Member:
Sri Lanka
Page 11Chairman’s Message
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Participating Member:
Japan
Page 8YQSG Programme 2011
Page 12YQSG Programme 2010
in Day 1 & Day 2
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Participating Member:
Malaysia
Page 9Contacts & Networks
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Participating Member:
China
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Participating Member:Singapore
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About YQSGElaine Koo Ying Ying
Building and Estate Management
Society, National University ofSingapore
Email: k.ying@nus.edu.sg

are from the country members are of different countries can be createdencouraged to join YQSG.
among different young professionals andeven university students in the
The first YQSG programme was held from participating countries.
23rd to 24th July 2010 before the main
PAQS Congress. 17 young members Knowledge comes after awareness andinclude representatives from China, with knowledge, effective action could be
HongKong, Japan, Singapore and taken conscientiously and continuously by
students from National University of the younger generation of quantity
Singapore attended the programme. The surveyors to sustain and improve theprogramme included Singapore delicacy construction industry. At the same time, it
dining, sharing session by different is also believed that YQSG will be able tomembers of participating countries, and bring the idea of “international cooperation
visit to Urban Redevelopment Authority within the construction industry” to a
(URA).
greater height.

Singapore is the hosting country for the
first YQSG meeting and sharing session
this year. The sharing session serves as an
excellent platform for each participating
country to present their latest
developments in their country. This year,
the participating countries include China,
Hongkong, Japan as well as Singapore. It
is hoped that with the formation of YQSG,
Quantity surveying students and young more awareness on the developments andmembers under 40 year of age and who improvements in the construction industry
On 15 August 2009, young members
from PAQS country members attended
the Sustainability Committee Meetingand formed the first Young Quantity
Surveyors Group committee. This
committee was subsequently appointed
by the PAQS Board under PAQS
Constitution article 3.2.

Editor & Designer:With the sharing of knowledge andnetwork, the construction industry would
be able to improve on it’s construction
techniques, softwares, operations andInformation Technology.
It was noted that the YQSG should be agood vehicle to promote QS as a career
choice for school leavers and university
students.

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About PAQS
The Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS) is an international association ofnational organizations representing Quantity Surveyors in the Asia and Western Pacific region.
The Mission of the PAQS is:

The promotion of the practice of quantity Surveying (QS) in the region.

The promotion of “best practice” for QS in the region.

The promotion of dialogue between member organizations.

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Encouragement of regional cooperation in the practice of QS.

Fostering of research appropriate to the better understanding of building practice in the region.

Rendering of assistance to members of member organizations working in each other’s countries.

The current members of PAQS are:
FULL MEMBERAssociation for the Advancement of Cost Engineering International (AACEI)

Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS)

Building Surveyors Institute of Japan (BSIJ)

Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS)China Engineering Cost Association (CECA)

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Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (HKIS)New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NZIQS)Singapore Institute of Surveyors & Valuers (SISV)The Institution of Surveyors Malaysia (ISM)

ASSOCIATE MEMBERFiji Institute of Quantity Surveyors (FIQS)Institute of Quantity Surveyors Sri Lanka (IQSSL)

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Institution of Surveyors, Engineers and Architects, Brunei (PUJA)OBSERVER MEMBER2

Association of South African Quantity Surveyors (ASAQS)

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It is my honour to be the first Chairman of the Young Quantity Surveyors Groupof PAQS.
Four years ago, I joined the first PAQS Congress 2007 in Auckland, New
Zealand. It was the first time I could feel the synergy of QSs from different

MR JOSEPH CHONG

ChairmanYoung Quantity Surveyors Group2009 - 2011, PAQS
BSc(Surv)(HKU), MSc(IDM)(HKU),MHKIS, MRICS, RPS(QS), MHKICM,MHKIVM, BEAM PRO

countries and their passion in promoting our own profession by joining hand in
hand. Through PAQS, we shared knowledge of each country to improve ourway of working, established good common practice and encouraged talented
practitioners from different countries to explore our way forward.
The discussion of setting up a young group was actually started then and I had
been involved in the discussion since then. We had explored different activities
to be organized in the young group. Finally last year we formed the firstcommittee and confirmed that we have to organize a mini-PAQS Congress forthe young QSs.
Although we have internet nowadays, it is still not easy to gather people fromdifferent countries to work on a task. This year we are lucky to have a hardworking teammate Daniel Wong in Singapore. While he was also the Chairmanof the Organizing Committee of the PAQS 2010 Congress, he still managed torecruit a team of student helpers from National University of Singapore andworked out our first young programme last year.
It has been such an enjoyable and rewarding experience for me to join the first
PAQS young programme in July last year in Singapore. We made new friends,
share our knowledge and discussed our way forward.
This year, the PAQS Congress will be held in Sri Lanka in July. We are going tohave another young programme with the assistance of our young committee
members there. We would expect to have more QS students’ participation.
Besides, we are going to hold the first Young Quantity Surveyors Award toaward young QSs who have outstanding performance in the profession. We
would also like to act as a bridge for QS students in different countries tocommunicate.
I hope I could report to you more in the next issue of newsletter when we haveprogress in the above tasks and I would like to take this opportunity to wish
you the best of luck in your pursuit of career and study. If you have anysuggestion for our Group, you are welcome to contact us at
josephhku@gmail.com or chairman@yqsg.net.

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On 23 July, the youth delegates fromcountries such as Japan, China andHongkong were warmly welcomed by Mr
Daniel Wong, Honarary Treasurer of
YQSG as well as a group of students
from National University of Singapore(NUS). The first activity planned for thesedelegates was a visit to the Urban
Redevelopment of Singapore’s City
Gallery. The Gallery featured the past,present and future developments ofSingapore. The picture below shows Mr
Daniel explaining to the delegates by the student volunteers. These student session, YQSG members and theregarding the development of Marina Bay volunteers major in either Real Estate or students were more informed aboutarea, which aims to promote the Project and Facilities Management in NUS Japan’s focus on integrating greenery, be it
integration of recreation and commercial and what they learn is closely related to vertical or horizontal, into buildings toactivities in a sustainable manner.

the construction industry. Thus they reduce heat surrounding the buildings.
benefitted by interacting with these Through the sharing session, they had alsodelegates regarding the construction learnt that an express railway linking
industry and other related topics. Such HongKong, Shenzhen and Guangzhou willinteractions were the very objective of be built. This development would have a
YQSG - to create awareness of the significant impact on both Hongkong anddevelopments in the construction industry China financially and socially.
among the youths. Therefore it is hopedthat more working professionals anduniversity students could join in the

The delegates were able to learn and bring YQSG to sustain and improve on theaway with them techniques and methods operations in the construction industry.
adopted by Singapore to inculcate inSingaporeans the concept ofenvironmental sustainability.

During the meeting and sharing session, a
representative from each country spoke
about the recent or future developments The day ended off with a sumptuous meal

A group photo was taken before moving in the construction industry in their of local specialties at the Lau Pa Sat
on to the Singapore Institute of Surveyors country. It was a truly engaging and Festive Market. It used to be a wet market
and Valuers (SISV) Headquarters for a informative session for the group as they that dates back over 150 years ago, but
meeting and sharing session. On the way were able to learn more about the had subsequently been converted into aback to the SISV headquarters, the developments in each participating famous gourmet paradise.
delegates were accompanied and guided country. For example, through the sharing
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Daniel gave them a brief history
background of Singapore as well as theorigin of Merlion, an icon of Singapore. A
group photo seen below was taken with
the Merlion. Along the way to the lastdestination, the delegates had seen many
historic buildings as well as newly
developed buildings. All of thesebuildings had their story told to thesedelegates.
The last destination was the Marina Bay
Promenade, a large spacious parkOn 24 July, the second day of the YQSG

fins” seen on the roof. These fins serve as

developed recently for the public to enjoy

meeting and sharing session, Mr Daniel

sun shades to help reduce radiation

the scenery and carry out recreational

brought the delegates to Esplanade. The

through the glass roof into the building.

activities. This park contains various

Esplanade, as shown above is an arts

This way the temperature in the building

energy saving features such as

centre, officially opened on 12 Octoberis kept low at all times. The group then

2002. This architectural icon with its

toured from the Esplanade along Marina

distinctive twin shells, is sited within

Bay to view the Marina Bay Sands

Singapore’s civic district, just by Marina

Integrated Resort (IR), as shown in the

Bay at the mouth of Singapore River. The
picture below shows Mr Daniel explaining
to the delegates the structure ofautomated cooling fan shelter. Wheneverpeople stand under the shelter, thesensor will cause the fan to start
operating. The fan will stop spinning

Esplanade. The Esplanade has a very
unique architectural structure and it also
incorporated energy saving features inthe building. One example is the “sharp

picture below. The Integrating Resort waswhen no one is under the shelter. In

officially opened on 23 June 2010. The

addition, all the lights in the park usedstructure of the IR was also unique andLED lights instead of spotlights to reduce

worth taking a look. The IR would haveenergy consumption. It is hoped that thegiven the delegates a good idea on the

short tour around along Marina Bay

development directions of Singapore.

would help the delegates gain a deeper

After viewing the IR, the group wasunderstanding regarding Singapore’s

brought to the River Merlion, where Mr

developments.
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The proposal of establishment of YQSG information from the organization over the country. The preliminary
within the China Engineering Cost members of PAQS as well as to gain the contest will be held at each province,
Association (CECA) will be delivered to support of individual members.

the finals will be held in the capital of

the Annual Board Meeting of CECA this

China, Beijing. The details of the matchyear.

A survey was done recently by CECA inare still under discussion.

2010. The survey results shown that
We are now attempting to obtain more more than 53% of the CCE (certificatedinformation regarding the history and Cost Engineer) are under 40 years old.
experiences of young professional In total there are about 45000 individualorganizations among other PAQS members.
members.
This year, a badminton sport activity will
The investigation and study are be organized and support by CECA andundergoing and we hoped to garner local consultancy companies. Most
more opinions, suggestions and participants are young professionals all

Report by James Y. Sue
Deputy Director of R&D
China Engineering Cost Association
Email: james@ceca.org.cn
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The Hong Kong construction market is brochure and filmed a video recently. plans to the Building Authority in orderbooming again as many infrastructure This promotion package was used in to grasp the last chance for bonus GFA.
projects are launched at the same time, school visits to secondary schools and Also for the purpose of encouraging
including the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, universities. Also, a new scholarship developers to build more green
Guangzhou-Hong Kong-Shenzhen scheme for surveying students in buildings, the newly issued BEAM Plus
High-speed Railway, MTR Shatin u n i v e r s i t i e s w a s e s t a b l i s h e d t o standard for green building assessment
Central Line etc. It is foreseen that there encourage more students studying has to be adopted from coming April if
will be a shortage of construction labour general surveying to choose the developers would like to have more
and professionals very soon and quantity surveying profession after bonus GFA. Quantity surveyors in Hongsalaries of quantity surveyors would graduation.

Kong are expected to be familiar withtherefore continue to rise. Also thethe new GFA exemptions and the BEAM

tender price index is still moving up
slowly.

Since the Policy Address wasannounced last year in November, it has

Plus standard to meet the new market
demand.

still been a hot topic in Hong Kong
For the Quantity Surveying Divisional about the tightening up of Gross Floor(QSD) Council of the Hong Kong Area (GFA) exemption. In the past,
Institute of Surveyors, there are also a developers in Hong Kong can get
lot of tasks on the newly elected 10-20% of exemption for plant rooms,
Chairman’s list. New Chairman of the green features etc. which resulted in theCouncil is Mr. Antony Man, who had i n c r e a s e o f b u i l d i n g b u l k . I n
attended PAQS meetings in Singapore, c o n s i d e r a t i o n o f s u s t a i n a b l e
Malaysia and Canada. The Council is development in Hong Kong, thecurrently reviewing the New Standard S e c r e t a r y o f D e v e l o p m e n t w a s
Form of Building Contract 2005 and determined to implement a new policy
would work out some amendments to tighten up GFA exemption by issuingsoon.
In order to promote QS to the public
and the students, QSD published a new

a new practice note. As the new policy

Report by Joseph ChongCouncil Member

would start in April this year, architects

The HongKong Institute of Surveyors

suddenly submit a lot of new building

Quantity Surveying Division
Email: josephhku@gmail.com
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Building
Surveyor’s
Institute of Japan

2011 is a challenging year for BSIJ. c o r p o r a t i o n s . B e c o m i n g p u b l i c For example, in Chugoku-Shikoku
Starting from this year, BSIJ establishes beneficial corporation means to become branch, business English lesson is set
the membership for student which has half-public organization. In this way, for the students studying in university
not existed before. This student BSIJ as an organization can achieve with BSIJ certification for its curriculum.
membership is established to attract more credibility than choosing to Because language is a big barrier for the
more young people and also to give b e c o m e a g e n e r a l a g g r e g a t e students in Japan to participate inmore opportunity to the students for QS cooperation. and it can get more social YQSG, this is one of the ways toactivities.

t r u s t t h a n g e n e r a l a g g r e g a t e encourage the students.
corporations.

Not only BSIJ establishes the student
membership but also there is a plan tochange the organization body into a

For that purpose, wholemember body is trying to set up new
courses with public benefits such as
basic training w plan.

public beneficial aggregate corporation
in a few years.

The other new plan is to offer morebasic trainings, which are not only for

Now in Japan, aggregate corporations
are at the crossroad where is to choose

the working skills but also for common
knowledge.

whether to become public beneficial or
to become general aggregate

Report by Kenta Fukagawa
Lecturer
Hiroshima International University
Department of Socio-environmental Design
Faculty of Engineering
Email: k-fukaga@it.hirokoku-u.ac.jp
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Junior Organization (JO)The Junior Organization Sub-committee members are as follows:
Chair:
Members:

Sr Fadilah Mohamad Camaludin
Sr Mohamad Shazali Sulaiman

The following activities were held during the Session:
ACADEMIC VISITSPROFESSIONAL TALKQS JAMBOREE 2010

This session ISM received a total of 4
academic visits by students from
Universities & Colleges to enable
them to gain an insight into the role of
the QS profession and ISM as aprofessional surveying institution.

A career talk on Quantity Surveying was
given by the Chair of JO to about 80
students of UTAR on 28 May 2009 (1styear diploma students) as part ofpromoting ISM, LJUBM together with RICS
to the universities.

QS Jamboree was hosted on the 5-7
March 2010. Ten (10) Universities andColleges participated in this 3 days 2nights event. They were UM, UiTM (ShahAlam), UiTM (Perak), UTM (Semarak),
UTM (Skudai), USM, UIA, Inti College,
UTAR & Taylors College. There wereabout 170 participants including lecturers
and secretariat during this event.

40 students from Politeknik Sultan
Azlan Shah, Perak (1st year, Certificate
in Quantity Surveying) visited ISM on
Monday 23rd February 2009. They
were welcomed by JO Chair and atalk on ‘Introduction to the world of
Quantity Surveying’ was presented.

This session, the Board of Quantity
Surveyors Malaysia in their effort ofpromoting the profession, has extended
their invitation to the QS Division on theirroad tour to all the Universities. The Board
will emphasize on the registration process
and setting up of QS firms, while ISM willb r i e f o n t h e Te s t o f P r o f e s s i o n a lCompetence. The following were the list of
Universities that were visited by the Chair
together with representatives from theBoard:

44 students from Taylor’s University
College visited ISM on Saturday 5th
September 2009 to gain an insight
into the role of the QS Professional (i) University Malaya on 28 July 2009 toand ISM as a professional surveying about 150 students (1st, 2nd and 3rd year).
Institution in the industry.

(ii) University Teknologi Malaysia on 29
September 2009 to about 200 students(1st, 2nd and 3rd year)

50 Young Surveyors from the Hong
Kong Institution of Surveyors visited
ISM on 1st October 2009. The Vice(iii) University Sains Malaysia on 23
President welcomed them and they October 2009 to about 120 students (2ndwere briefed by Chair of Junior and 3rd year)
Organization (JO) from each
respective division (QS, PCVS, GLS & The talks were aimed to educate andBS) on the activities held under the encourage the students to be professional
JO of ISM.
QS once they obtain their degree.
40 students from Politeknik Sultan A talk on ʻProfessional Ethicsʼ was
Azlan Shah, Perak (1st year, Certificate delivered by the Chair of JO to about 300
in Quantity Surveying) visited ISM on engineering students in UTM Jalan
Wednesday 7th April 2010. They were Semarak on 12 August 2009. Professional
Ethics is part of the studentsʼ syllabus andwelcomed by committee members of U T M i n v i t e s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s f r o m
Quantity Surveying Division.
professional bodies to share first handexperience with the students.

This year, the participants were divided
into respective groups to do all theactivities which consisted of a mixture of
all the participating Universities andColleges. Among the activities done were:(i) “An Evening With Surveyors”(ii) “Quiz - Towards National Unity”(iii) “Indoor Talk”(iv) Stage Performance - “Beyond Say, A
Night To Remember”(v) Board Game - “Are You Cut To Be A
QS”

Report by Amnah Salleh

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ICEC, PAQS and SISV have been continually updated on the latest adaptable and knowledge driven to
championing the quantity surveying and practices, products and developments. p r o v i d e b e t t e r a d v i s e o n c o s t
cost engineering profession. This We too need to continually evolve and management issues.
ensures cooperation between national stay relevant to the needs of industry.
a n d m u l t i n a t i o n a l o rg a n i z a t i o n s The practice is no longer limited to the

And finally a special thanks to all ourinternational delegates from Australia,

worldwide in more than 120 different construction industry. It has spread into
nations and 40 countries. More “borderless” areas like contracts, project

Brunei, Canada, China, France, Ghana,
Hong Kong, India, Japan, Indonesia,

importantly, we educate the profession & facilities management, environmental,
Ireland, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan,and provide them with the tools to green sustainability, IT, oil and gas,practice wisely. We continue to push our energy, banking and so on. We cannot

Philippines, South Africa, Sri Lanka,
Netherlands, Turkey, United Arabpractices towards higher standards while maintain our traditional practices alone
contributing back to society like as an and must innovate with the new

Emirates, United Kingdom, United Statesof America and Malaysia, whom have

NGO in poster consultative status with emerging industries to sustain our cost
taken time to travel across the globe to
the Economic and Social Council of the management principles.
Singapore and made this truly a

United Nations. This has been no smallThis year is the first combined ICEC and successful world congress.
task for the organizations.
PAQS Congress in Singapore and we are
Our theme - SUSTAINABLE COST expecting delegates from 20 different
M A N A G E M E N T: B O R D E R L E S S countries. Our theme is timely. The
INNOVATION is to stay relevant in recent global events have made it
today’s business climate. Quantity difficult for us to focus on any particularsurveyors and cost engineers need to be segment or country; we must be

Report by Daniel Wong Hwee Boon
Vice President, Operations
Property Facility Services Pte Ltd
Email: daniel.wong@pfspl.com.sg
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The quantity surveying profession in Sri management etc, delivering a highest addition to the University of Moratuwa,
Lanka has widely spreaded in main output to their respective clients.

there are several other government andareas of the construction sectors suchprivate institutions which provide QS

as building & infrastructure and theindustry clients have shown increasing

Apart from the practitioners some of thequantity surveyors are supporting theacademic sector as lecturers.

demand for the service of professional

education. Institute of Quantity
Surveyors Sri Lanka is also
administering QS courses in part-timequantity surveyors. Also, in Sri Lanka As the demand goes up for the quantity and full-time basis.
the quantity surveyors are working in surveyors in the construction industry,financial institutions such as banks, the need of professional QSs has
insurance companies as well.

become a great necessity. In order for
development of such QSs Sri Lanka has

It is noted that in addition to traditional
quantity surveying practice, the Sri
Lankan quantity surveyor has
extensively approached in various otherc a re e r p a t h s s u c h a s , c o n t r a c t
management, dispute resolution, project
management, supply chain

approached in many ways. The main
professional QS production institute is
the University of Moratuwa. A full timecourse is being carried out andapproximately around 100 students
graduate each year at the university. In

Report by Prasath Sanjeewa
Institute of Quantity Surveyors Sri Lanka
Email: prasathsanjeewa@yahoo.com
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YQSG Program 2011

Day 1 : 22 July 2011

ArrivalArrival at Palm Beach Hotel,
Mount Lavinia and check in.
(Participants have to make own
arrangements for transport from
Airport to the Hotel)

7.00 p.m - 11.00 p.m
Welcome dinner with IQSSL
Council at Palm Beach Hotel(Gathering point: Palm Beach
Hotel, Entrance Lobby)

Day 2 : 23 July 2011

9.00 a.m - 12.00 noon
(Assembling point: Palm Beach Hotel,
Entrance Lobby) Collection from thePalm Beach Hotel at 9.00 a.m. andvisit to University of Moratuwa.
Interaction session with students of
Department of Building Economics.
(Each country shall make 10 minutes
presentation
about
their
QS
profession and latest construction
developments)
Refreshment will be served at 10.30
a.m.
12.00 noon. – 1.00 p.m.
Lunch
1.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.
City tour
3.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.
Shopping (Assembling point Galle Face at 6.00 p.m)
7.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m.
Farewell dinner and beach party with
a DJ

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No fee is applied for Young Quantity
Surveyors Group Program
Contact:
hasithaguna@yahoo.com
nishantha.wickramasinghe@redcross.lk
prasathsanjeewa@yahoo.com
Websites:
http://paqsyqsg.proboards.com/index.cgi
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?
mostPopular=&gid=2608377

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Stay connected.
The YQSG Committee

Chairman:
Joseph HC Chong (HKIS)

Vice Chairman:
Kenta Fukagawa (BSIJ) Eugene
Seah (SISV)

Hon.Secretary:
Daniel Wong (SISV)

Treasurer:
Nishantha Wickramasignhe(IQSSL)

China

China Engineering Cost
Association (CECA)
No.9 SanLiHe Road, Ministry ofConstruction, Beijing, P.R China
Postal Code 100835
Tel: (86)10 8837 6485
Fax: (86)10 6834 6960
Web: www.ceca.org.cn

HongKong

Quantity Surveying Division, The
Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors(HKIS)
Chairman: Antony Man
mcc@dlshk.com
Suite 801, 8/F, Jardine House,
1 Connaught Place,Central, Hong Kong.

Japan

Building Surveyor’s Institute ofJapan (BSIJ)〒105-0014
3-16-12 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Mita 3F Sunrise Building
Tel: (03) 3453 - 9591
Fax: (03) 3453 9597
Email: hp@bsij.or.jp
Web: www.bsij.or.jp

Tel No : (852) 2526 3679
Fax No : (852) 2868 4612
Student Contacts:

Members:
1. James Sue (CECA)
2. Sheri Thompson (CIQS)
3. Sr Mohamad Shazeli bin
Sulaiman (ISM)
4. Sr Amnah binti Mohammed
Salleh (ISM)
5. Marcel Frei (NZIQS)

Mr. Hinry Lau, President,
Surveying Society, University ofHong Kong.
Email:
hinryexe@hotmail.com
Mr. Kenneth Wan, President, of
Building and Real Estate Students'
Society, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University
Email:
18thpolyu.bress@gmail.com

Web: www.yqsg.net

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Stay connected.
Malaysia

CIC - QS Services SDN BHD
suite F-10-10, Phileo, Damansara 1
Off Jalan Damansara
46350 Petaling Jaya
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Tel: (03) 7665 9001
Fax: (03) 7954 6864

New ZealandSingapore

New Zealand Institute of Quantity
Surveyors

Singapore Institute of Surveyors
and Valuers (SISV)

Institute of Quantity Surveyors Sri
Lanka

Level 8276 Lambton Quay
Wellington 6011
New Zealand

110 Middle Road #09-00 Chiat
Hong Building Singapore 188968

The Professional Centre, No.
275/75, 2nd Floor,
Prof. Stanley Wijesundra Mawatha,
off Bauddhaloka Mawatha,
Colombo 07

Tel: (64) (0)4 473 5521
Email: office@nziqs.co.nz

Tel: (65) 62223030
Fax: (65)62252453
Email: sisv.info@sisv.org.sg

Tel: 0094 11 2595970
Fax: 0094 11 2595570
Email: iqssl@sltnet.lk

Web: www.cicqs.com

National University of Singapore,
School of Design and Environment,
Department of Building
4 Architectural Drive Singapore
117566
Tel: (65) 65163413
Fax: (65) 67755502
Email: bdgsbs@nus.edu.sg

Engineering Consultants Limited
No 03. Swarne Place,
Nawala Road, Rajagirlya,
Sri Lanka
Tel: (94) 11440 6326

Student Contacts:

College of Quantity Surveying

NUS Building and EstateManagement Society (BEMS)

No. 108, Nawala Road,
Narahenpita, Colombo 05

Email: nusbems@gmail.com

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Sri Lanka

Tel: 0094 11 2369798
Fax: 0094 11 5659959
Email: college.iqssl@yahoo.com