In 2013, a new building arose on the City University of Hong Kong campus. It was known simply as Academic 3, or AC3. Today, we stand before this very structure, now known as the Lau Ming Wai Academic Building. Let’s delve into its story. The Lau Ming Wai Academic Building isn’t just a name. It represents a significant contribution from Mr. Lau Ming-wai and his family. Their generosity has funded student exchanges, non-local internships, and various strategic initiatives at CityU. This support reflects the family’s appreciation for the university’s growth and its dedication to enriching student experiences. Inside the Lau Ming Wai Academic Building, you’ll find a diverse range of facilities. A state-of-the-art 600-seat theatre provides a venue for lectures and performances. The State Key Laboratory of Millimeter Waves pushes the boundaries of scientific research. Alumni can reconnect in a dedicated function room. Restaurants offer a place to refuel, while classrooms and learning commons provide spaces for study and collaboration. Multi-function rooms adapt to various needs, and offices house academic and administrative staff. This building is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a hub of activity, a testament to philanthropy, and a symbol of CityU’s commitment to academic excellence.
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