The Civic District is the birthplace of modern Singapore and marks the beginning of the country’s historical, architectural and cultural heritage. Plans for the Civic District enhancement works were revealed during the Draft Master Plan 2013 exhibition and will be completed in phases by end 2016.
As a company that is ever-evolving and innovating, Elmich is adding another product to our arsenal with the introduction of VersiWall® GP Fire-Resistant (VGP FR).
Elmich invites you to visit our booth at ArchXpo 2016. The event will be held at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from 28th to 30th September.
Green Thumbs 2016 is an annual event organised by the Landscape Industry Association Singapore (LIAS) with the aim of celebrating the development journey of Singapore’s landscape industry. This year’s installment will be held on 24 September 2016 from 9am to 5pm at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.
Designed by Singapore-based horticulture talent Ms Erin Gotangco, titled “The Bibliophile’s Garden” clinched a Silver award for the 2016 Balcony Gardens Competition during the Singapore Garden Festival.
Elmich conducted a “Green Wall and Green Roof Systems” seminar attended by 78 interior design students from Raffles Design Institute (Singapore) on 25 July 2016.
The Singapore Garden Festival (SGF) is a biennial event in its 6th edition held from 23 to 31 July 2016 at the Gardens by the Bay.
Elmich participated in the first international exhibition of its kind in Cambodia, namely the Cambodia Architect & Décor Show 2016 endorsed by the Ministry of Commerce Cambodia.
Mr Wavven Ng Sheng Wei, a graduate from Temasek Polytechnic, School of Design, Diploma of Environment Design, has won the Elmich Course Medal Silver Award for his Final Year Project, Portsdown Residences. We would like to extend our congratulations to him and showcase some of his outstanding architectural renderings:
Forest City, termed as Southeast Asia’s largest mixed-use development is slated to be completed in phases across 30 years. The project will eventually occupy four man-made islands in Iskandar, Malaysia with an estimated worth of US$40.9 billion.
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