China, Sept. 29 -- Hong Kong's Buildings Department recently issued an occupation permit for the CSCEC-built Proposed Composite Development at 16-20 Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei.The permit confirms that construction is complete and the building meets safety standards for occupancy.CSCEC overcame a series of challenges, using Modular Integrated Construction (MiC) technology to build in a busy downtown area while minimizing disruption to the surrounding neighborhood.The project site itself posed major constraints. It covers just 209.4 square meters and sits only 0.9 meters from the neighboring building, making conventional construction methods impractical. A 161-year-old Tin Hau temple stands nearby, along with numerous shops and street vendor...