Welcome to this week’s newsletter. We have exciting news to share from our partner network, along with two highly relevant upcoming sessions covering new government AI mandates and human-centered AI design.
🏆 Archmaster AI Wins CIC AI Award
We are incredibly proud to announce that our close partner, Archmaster AI, just won the Hong Kong Construction Industry Council’s (CIC) first-ever AI Award for AI+Design Optimization. This is a major milestone for AAL and our partners, recognizing the real-world impact of spatial intelligence in the built environment.
If you are working in architecture, urban planning, interior, or landscape design, we highly recommend investing five minutes of your lunch break to watch their demo video. It provides a solid look at where the actual edges of AI are being pushed in the design industry right now, and how pioneering designers are reshaping their day-to-day workflows.
See what they are building here : https://aalinnovationai.com/archmaster
🇭🇰 AI & Construction in HK: The AI June Mandate Decoded
Tuesday, June 30 | 8:30 PM – 9:30 PM (GMT+8)
The Hong Kong government just mandated AI in capital works projects. On 1 June 2026, the Development Bureau issued Technical Circular (Works) No. 3/2026, formally requiring AI adoption across consultancies exceeding HKD 15M and works contracts exceeding HKD 30M.
In our inaugural AAL Intelligence Briefings session, AAL INNOVATION co-founders Adeline Chan and Anne Zhang will break down exactly what this policy means for your firm. They will cover the types of AI required, the enhanced CITF funding landscape for AI and robotics, and a clear map of Hong Kong’s AEC ecosystem. Whether you are a developer, contractor, or consultant, this session will give you a no-nonsense understanding of the policy and where to start.
🎙️ MICS #21: Rada Daleva – AI Designs for User Well-being
Thursday, July 2 | 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM (GMT+8)
For our 21st MICS session, we are thrilled to welcome architect Rada Daleva, founder of Daleva Design and former Project Lead at Studio Tim Fu. Rada has led international projects at the forefront of emerging tech, including the Lake Bled Estate—recognized as the first fully AI-driven architectural project.
Rada’s work is guided by a commitment to timeless, human-centered architecture. In this session, she will share how she integrates AI into the design process not just for speed, but to enhance spatial quality, deepen contextual response, and focus on user well-being. If you are interested in how AI can be used to craft calm, considered, and enduring spaces, you won’t want to miss this.
Best regards,
Natalie Gusawir
COO
AAL INNOVATION