Rosaline Lau

Rosaline Lau

AECOM

Executive Director, Building Engineering (Structural)

Rosaline Lau serves as the Executive Director of Building Engineering (Structural) at AECOM, where she leads building structure projects and ESG initiatives for the Asia Building and Places division. Her vision is to integrate ESG principles to create thriving communities and contribute to a better world. Recently, she showcased her enthusiasm by serving as a judge at the 2024 SustainabilityHACK, jointly organized by MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node, Innospace, and the Construction Industry Council.

Rosaline has also recently presented at the technical seminar on Effective Use of High Strength Steel S690 organized by the Chinese National Engineering Research Centre for Steel Construction (Hong Kong Branch), the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the Hong Kong Constructional Metal Structures Association, for the pioneering use of S690 high strength structural steel in Hong Kong’s private residential development. This groundbreaking work will be resulted in significant benefits to the environment, including enhanced efficiency, reduced carbon footprint, and optimized site logistics.

AECOM has been recognized as the #1 design firm in General Building by Engineering News-Record for over a decade. With 18 years of experience at AECOM, Rosaline has delivered innovative engineering solutions across various markets, including residential, commercial, institutional sectors, data centers, recreational facilities, and hotels in Hong Kong and Singapore. Her work on acclaimed projects such as 11 SKIES, Resorts World Sentosa, and One Wanchai has earned accolades, including recognition from the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers’ Structural Excellence Award and CTBUH.

In addition to her role at AECOM, Rosaline sits on the company’s Global Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (ED&I) steering committee, advocating for a more inclusive workplace. Rosaline has also recently become Co-opted Member in The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers’ Structural Division. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Science in Civil Engineering from The University of British Columbia and a Master’s degree in Infrastructure Project Management from The University of Hong Kong.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

a. Accelerate sustainable transformation in building development through the adoption of technology and innovations.
b. Achieve carbon neutrality in collaboration with clients and stakeholders in the industry.
c. Enjoy a greener, more livable Hong Kong with preserved nature and a climate-smart built environment for everyone to thrive.