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Food Hub
Sustainable Living
Food Hub

Opened in May 2025, KFBG Food Hub is our newest home for cultivating sustainable living through the power of food. Nestled within the lush forests of the University of Hong Kong’s Kadoorie Centre — and just a short walk from the KFBG site — the Hub is a place where learning unfolds through shared experience.

Professor Yin, Mr McAulay and Ms Mao officiating the opening of Food Hub on 7 May 2025
Professor Yin, Mr McAulay and Ms Mao officiated opening of Food Hub on 7th May 2025.

 

Designed for plant-based catering and cooking together, Food Hub reconnects the journey from farming field to dining table. Surrounded by forest and wildlife, it invites participants to slow down, get hands-on, and rediscover food as a source of nourishment, connection, and ecological understanding.

KFBG Food Hub also lives its values. Built and run with sustainability at its core, the space has achieved BEAM Plus Platinum certification and was honored with the Hong Kong Building Surveyor Awards 2025. More than a venue, Food Hub is a living example of how thoughtful design and everyday action can shape a more healthy and sustainable future—one meal, one moment, and one community at a time.

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Food Hub hosted a permaculture teacher training in 2025
KFBG Food Hub hosted a permaculture teacher training in 2025.
Rosemary Morrow trained permaculture teachers at Food Hub
Rosemary Morrow trained permaculture teachers at KFBG Food Hub.

 

A living philosophy

In returning to its founding principles, KFBG demonstrates that sustainable living is not a checklist, but a continuous process of empowerment, connection, and care. In a rapidly changing world, it offers a hopeful path forward—one grounded in resilience, regeneration, and a deep respect for the interdependence of life.

Pathways

Explore Our Sustainable Living Journey

Select a pathway below to discover how we co-create sustainable futures, eat well, design for resilience, build community hubs, and drive community-based change.