With entry as corporate member of the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC), Elmich is now poised to better contribute towards environmental sustainability by playing a role in empowering and inspiring the development of a sustainable built environment. Read more
Elmich as an approved Service Provider under the BOA-SIA CPD programme conducted the seminar, “Effective Waterproofing of Buildings” at the premises of the Singapore Institute of Architects on 4 August 2011. Read more
The 35,000 sq m Elmich Green Roof is featured in “This Week in Review” on greenroofsTV. Read more
“RE-THINK 3Rs”, the inaugural ITE Eco-Conference, was held on Friday 8 July 2011 at the ITE College West Repertory. Read more
Located about 40 km away from Tianjin City centre, the 30 sq km Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City is a landmark private sector development in the Tianjin Binhai New Area. Conceptualised as a sustainable urbanized community in China, it will bring Singapore’s eco-capabilities and latest green building solutions into focus and provide a platform for Singapore’s clean and green technology companies to exhibit their products and capabilities in China. Read more
The 35,000 sq m of Elmich Green Roofs at Universal Studios Singapore is featured in Greenroofs.com. Read more
A 1.2km stretch of the Alexandra Canal having undergone a 23-month revitalisation under the PUB’s Active, Beautiful, Clean (ABC) Waters programme, was officially opened on 19 March 2011. Read more
Universal Studios Singapore, the region’s only world-class movie theme park, celebrated its grand opening on 28 May 2011. The red carpet event was graced by famous Hollywood and Asian celebrities including Jet Li, Maggie Cheung, Vicki Zhao and Paula Abdul. Read more
McDonald’s Jurong Central Park is the first restaurant in Singapore to be awarded the BCA Green Mark Platinum Award, the highest accolade in the newly created Green Mark for restaurants. Read more
Singbridge International Singapore Pte Ltd (Singbridge) has set up an Economic Promotion Unit (EPU) division, to promote and facilitate participation by Singapore firms in its overseas projects, starting with the Guangzhou Knowledge City (GKC). The GKC, a Singapore-China joint enterprise, is a multibillion-dollar eco-city project to be built on a 123 sq km site in Guangzhou. It is intended as a sustainable city attracting knowledge-based industries and skilled workers. Read more
