In the midst of a recent rejuvenation of a roof garden atop a multi-storey car park in Punggol Field, 27-year-old NORDRAIN® subsoil drainage cells were unearthed in remarkably pristine condition, proving their exceptional durability and long-term performance.
Elmich (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd showcased its extensive range of Climate-Resilient City Systems and Cutting-Edge Waterproofing Solutions at Archidex 2024 – South East Asia’s most successful annual industry trade event for the architecture, interior design and building industry in the region.
Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) is Lendlease’s largest integrated development in Asia. The 17-acre development is the first development in Malaysia to achieve a neighbourhood-level provisional Green Building Index (GBI) certification and sets to become Kuala Lumpur’s new Central Business District and Malaysia’s International Financial District.
At this year’s Archifest, held from 15-17 May at Marina Bay Sands, Elmich as a strategic partner of this premier architecture event, themed the booth around our commitment to sustainability and a common mission to collaborate with architects to build climate-resilient cities.
VersiJack® height and slope adjustable pedestals were installed to support the raised deck and pavers at the Sky Terrace (Sky Garden) of Van Holland, a fully-sold freehold condominium located within a minute’s walk to Holland Village MRT station. VersiJack® pedestals offer a robust yet lightweight solution, providing a stable, level surface that enhances the terrace’s accessibility and ensures a safe walking experience.
A short stroll from City Hall MRT Station is the highly anticipated multi-award winning hotel, Pullman Singapore Hill Street, designed by the renowned DP Architects. 700sqm of VersiWall® GP (VGP) 2060 Trays were mounted on aluminium panels, establishing high-quality mid to massive-sized lush green walls by the outdoor swimming pool, at the rooftop terraces, by the infinity pool, on the hotel’s façade, and at the lobby’s pick-up/drop off point. Automated irrigation systems were also built into the green walls, releasing precise amounts of water at predetermined times to sustain the plants.
