Page 94 - Hang Lung Properties 2012 Annual Report

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Our priorities for 2012 in the area of sustainability were to continue to
pursue green building initiatives and further improve various aspects
of our human resources management in light of our rapid staff
growth. We also decided to put in place a new structure to guide
our sustainability journey and incorporate this into our executives’
performance evaluations.
OUR BUILDINGS
As a property developer, the largest impact we have on the
environment is through the buildings we construct and operate. In line
with our long-term business model, building to own and building to last,
environmental and efficiency considerations are embedded throughout
ίɚཧɓɚϋdҢࡁί̙ܵᚃ೯࢝˙ࠦٙ
ʈЪࠠᓃ݊ᘱᚃւБၠЍܔጘᅼόfϾᎇ
ഹࡰʈඟͼ˚ूѯɽdҢࡁ͵ආɓӉҷഛ
ɛɢ༟๕၍ଣٙ΢ࡈᐑືfҢ ࡁӔ֛ϓͭ
อݖ࿴˸ˏჯ̙ܵᚃ೯࢝ٙආ೻dԨਗ਼ʘ
ॶɝމ൙ࣨ၍ଣɛࡰڌତٙᅺ๟f
Ңࡁٙيุ
Ԓމήପ೯࢝ਠdҢࡁ࿁ᐑྤ௰ɽٙᅂᚤ
ԸІጳ ܔձᐄ༶ ܔጘيٙᅼόf٢ וҢࡁ
ڗჃٙਠุᅼόdуܔி̙ ܩɮܵϞٙ ܔ
ጘdණྠ࿩ɨܔጘيٙ዆ ࡈ͛ն඄ಂd੽
㛬ඤ޴ڦd̙ܵᚃ೯࢝ၾҢࡁٙਠุഄଫ޴Ⴞ޴ϓfҢߧࡁɢ
ίᇻ೯ۉ̹࢝ٙ۬ጳܔήᅺܔጘfྼስԄλ၍طeጳܔձၪᚐ
ᐑܔڭጘd˸ʿ౤ʺҢࡁٙɛɢ༟๕dʔШ࿁ණྠٙᐄ༶ɽϞ
Ⴂूd͵̙ி၅ٟਜf
At Hang Lung, we view sustainability as complementary and
enabling for our business strategy. We seek to build long-
term, iconic buildings in growing cities. Demonstrating
good governance, building and maintaining environmentally
efficient properties, and enhancing our human capital help
the Group’s business operations and the wider community.
2012ϋdᓨජִ̹ٙ㛬ඤᄿఙᐏߕ਷ၠЍܔጘ՘ึ
཯೯˜ঐ๕ʿᐑྤணࠇ΋ቜᆤ { ࣨːʿ̮ಠଡ଼й™
ږᆤႩᗇ
In 2012, Forum 66 in Shenyang is awarded the
“Certification under Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design (LEED) for Core and Shell
Development – Gold Level” issued by the U.S. Green
Building Council