When you think of the numerous species of plants that naturally occur and thrive in the wild on steep slopes and vertical cliffs, “walls you can eat”, is actually not as bizarre and strange as it sounds.

Health consciousness and increasing emphasis to eat organically grown produce has spawned a growing desire to consume fresh locally grown vegetables. For the very committed, there can be no other local greens fresher than that grown in one’s own backyard. Read more

Elmich is pleased and proud to announce that it is the manufacturer/supplier of PolyFlex™ 180(bituminous waterproofing membrane), VersiCell^® (sub-surface drainage modules), VersiDrain^® 6P(under-screed drainage mats), and VersiPave^® (paver supports) supplied to the Ocean Financial Centre. Read more

A quick and simple way of establishing an extensive green roof in relatively short lead time is now available with the introduction of the Elmich MEP^® Tray (Modular Extensive Planting Tray) system. Read more

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Over 15,000 VersiJack^® S pedestals have been supplied by Elmich Pte Ltd to support the bearers for the installation of 8,000 sq m of wooden decking at the Sentosa Boardwalk. The pedestals, supporting decking heights above 500mm, provide a cost-effective, eco-friendly and sustainable way to construct the Boardwalk. Read more

The W Residences @ Sentosa Cove is a six-storey 228-apartment service condominium with ocean view, marina and berth services located at The Quayside Isle in Sentosa. The condominium is part of the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove, a premium mixed development that also includes a seven-storey 240-room five star hotel and a three-storey waterfront commercial site. Read more

The roof of a multi-storey car park at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 in Singapore was recently given a make-over with the installation of an Elmich Green Roof. The green roof uses the VersiDrain 25P to provide water retention and drainage, and a geotextile filter fabric to retain the lightweight planting media. Read more

VersiJack pedestals were used to support bearers in a water pool to improve safety at a Kindergarten. The bearers allow pre-assembled timber decks to be placed over the pool during winter, when partially frozen water in the pool becomes a hazard. The loose laid removable deck is disassembled after winter for the pool to be used again. This allows the kindergarten to satisfy a requirement in Japan that such pools must be covered in winter for safety reasons. Additionally, the deck creates a usable amenity space in winter when the pool is not in use. Read more

The Pinnacle@Duxton, a 50-storey public housing project is unique in Singapore history. Many features set it apart from other HDB housing projects. It is the first housing project in the world with two unique sky-bridges linking the seven blocks at the 26th and 50th storey. The sky bridges form a jogging track on the rooftop at a height of 156m and create possibly the longest continuous sky-garden in the world. The Pinnacle’s sky garden is also currently one of the country’s tallest observatory decks accessible to the public. Read more