Hong Kong’s first zero-carbon building, the CIC–Zero Carbon Park (CIC-ZCP), has served as a test bed for state-of-the-art eco-building design and technological optimization since its opening in 2012. It also functions as an exhibition, education, and information center, raising awareness of the importance of green building design both locally and internationally. CIC-ZCP aspires to promote ecological values and inspire the public to adopt a low-carbon lifestyle.

As Hong Kong’s first urban native woodland, CIC-ZCP features over 200 species of flowers and trees, creating a natural heartland that attracts birds and other wildlife. This fosters biodiversity while providing a lush and vibrant sanctuary for visitors to relax. Most importantly, it drives a paradigm shift toward sustainable living and serves as the 'green lungs' for Hong Kong’s high-density environment, bringing clean air and renewed vitality to the city.