Calvin Wong
About Calvin Wong
Calvin Wong is a Project Manager specializing in BIM at Arup in Hong Kong, with a background in design and technology from City University of Hong Kong.
Title and Current Role
Calvin Wong is currently serving as a Project Manager - BIM at Arup. He has been with Arup since 2014, overseeing various BIM-related projects in Hong Kong. His role involves managing the Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes and coordination.
Past Experience at WSP - Asia Pacific
Before his tenure at Arup, Calvin Wong worked as a BIM Technician at WSP - Asia Pacific from 2012 to 2014. During his 2 years at WSP, he honed his skills in BIM, contributing to various infrastructure and development projects across the Asia Pacific region.
Early Career at hpa and Aedas
Calvin Wong began his career at Aedas, where he worked as a Draftsman from 2007 to 2008. He later joined hpa (Ho & Partners Architects) as a Senior Designer from 2011 to 2012. These roles provided him with essential experience in design and drafting, shaping his expertise in the architecture and construction industry.
Education and Credentials
Calvin Wong studied Design and Technology at the City University of Hong Kong, earning a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree. His academic journey lasted from 2006 to 2012, equipping him with a solid foundation in engineering principles and design technology.
Key Projects and Contributions
Calvin Wong has been instrumental in managing the BIM coordination for the Shatin to Central Link project for the MTR Corporation, focusing on sections like the Cross Harbour and Wong Tai Sin sections. He also contributed to the development of Organic Waste Treatment Facilities for the Environmental Protection Department and played a key role in the Riyadh Metro (Blue Line) project with the BACS consortium.
Awards and Recognitions
In 2015, Calvin Wong received the Autodesk BIM award for his exceptional work on projects in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. Additionally, he was honored with the Autodesk Excellence in Infrastructure award the same year, recognizing his contributions to the field of infrastructure development.