RESOURCEID_FROM|RESOURCEID_TO|START_DATE|END_DATE|RELATION_TYPE|NOTES
c73293bd-bf90-401b-beda-4ea6211fe292|3480ca1a-5c52-4962-8d20-22a33c28dcc3|None|None|1b418df3-9a1f-4850-8c94-f8342aa04e15|Hung Yue & Co. was the contractor for the post-WWII basement renovation in 1947.
efe8f176-18b6-434b-bd7a-2bb18c69b21d|1c10c4a7-20ba-497b-9ea0-f3a5723c238b|None|None|25c8215a-b978-4bda-bf56-8ac9f26f6ba7|
6ce53fff-db7e-4952-a9d0-341bb07a9e40|1c10c4a7-20ba-497b-9ea0-f3a5723c238b|None|None|2f08188d-518f-4af0-b5b4-4e143e3226a9|
642d6123-79e1-41e7-accc-a6576ad5cb22|1c10c4a7-20ba-497b-9ea0-f3a5723c238b|None|None|25c8215a-b978-4bda-bf56-8ac9f26f6ba7|"<p style=""line-height: 18.5714px;""><br></p>"
501d3f3d-f59f-49c6-832a-8ca0c82322a7|3480ca1a-5c52-4962-8d20-22a33c28dcc3|None|None|1b418df3-9a1f-4850-8c94-f8342aa04e15|Dodwell &amp; Co. Ltd. was a contractor for the Main Building
85a6de6b-a8f0-4e21-877e-11ad4c222877|3480ca1a-5c52-4962-8d20-22a33c28dcc3|None|None|62cf8eec-a23e-4104-834a-ab6c0c791c98|The Jardine Engineering Corporation was the contractor for the Master Clock System of the Main Building.
b5ab84ec-a38e-46dc-b07d-2c85a1e8888b|4ea0fe13-ea1a-4230-a12b-be0a9406f313|None|None|2f08188d-518f-4af0-b5b4-4e143e3226a9|Married
b0ffe2bf-95cc-4058-841f-7cb5308f73a8|3480ca1a-5c52-4962-8d20-22a33c28dcc3|None|None|1b418df3-9a1f-4850-8c94-f8342aa04e15|Mr. George Hall, of Way &amp; Hall, was the architect in charge of the Post WWII rehabilitation of the Main Building.<br>
1e9baf4d-6a42-49ed-bd02-f9960c255510|4ea0fe13-ea1a-4230-a12b-be0a9406f313|1919-02-01|None|4310f351-5087-4c59-88af-94d29ac3ff26|Sir Reginald Stubbs, then governor of Hong Kong, officially opened the Hung Hing Ying Building in February 1919.
f54e2adb-6d20-4a59-ba10-1362f0a5707d|1e9baf4d-6a42-49ed-bd02-f9960c255510|1986-01-01|None|8e2ddb26-ab44-4faa-86a0-1068e3e807d1|"




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<p class=""p1"">The Hung Hing Ying Building was named in honour of Mr Hung Hing-ying in 1986 in recognition of his family’s donations to the university.<br></p>"
ee0d19e7-87e9-483a-b3fe-453f0ff89c0a|cdcc206d-f80d-4cc3-8685-40e8949158f8|None|None|a311bc09-0fd4-4d42-8808-a463a722c4b8|
f8677fe6-bab5-41a8-b65a-c2abb7f3094f|3480ca1a-5c52-4962-8d20-22a33c28dcc3|None|None|1b418df3-9a1f-4850-8c94-f8342aa04e15|Lam Wo &amp; Co. was a contractor for the Main Building
102f9893-a81b-4195-8c76-be3d4e733a39|7a25592a-d413-47f0-b041-16d83b9a206b|1916-01-01|None|3f195744-6a38-4236-a19a-bda4c8b10208|
e0f04b24-11f6-4b89-9c33-81b5767fe3c9|b0ffe2bf-95cc-4058-841f-7cb5308f73a8|1928-01-01|1956-01-01|3f195744-6a38-4236-a19a-bda4c8b10208|<p>George Albert Victor Hall, along with his brother William Hall, founded Hall &amp; Hall in 1928 to 1933. &nbsp;Afterwards, George Albert Victor Hall, along with Harry Way, founded Way &amp; Hall from 1934 to 1956.<br></p>