“Specifying and Designing Living Wall Systems”, is a seminar jointly organized by the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) and Elmich Pte Ltd. This seminar was conducted under the BOA-SIA CPD programme at the premises of SIA on 19 April 2012. Read more
Soleil @ Sinaran, awarded the BCA Green Mark Gold, prominently showcasing Elmich Green Roofstotaling about 1150 sq m on the rooftops of its eight entertainment and two spa pavilions is currently featured on greenroof.com TV. Read more
A joint NUS-Elmich research on extensive green roofs at NUS Department of Geography, using theElmich MEP Tray System, has yielded valuable insight into how an extensive green roof can function as a means of urban storm water management and also as an effective mechanism for removal of trace metals. Read more
Designed by Professor Ken Yeang, internationally renowned as the ‘father’ of the sustainable bioclimatic building, the Solaris is located in Singapore’s One-North community at Fusionopolis, a R&D hub facilitating innovation and entrepreneurship in the fields of Infocomm Technology, Media, Physical Sciences & Engineering industries. With over 8,000 m2 of landscaping, the building’s vegetated areas exceed the footprint of the site on which it sits. Read more
Soleil @ Sinaran, consisting of 36-storey twin towers and sprawling grounds, is a unique lifestyle condominium targeting well-heeled trendy professionals and young couples. Read more
The Swissbau is the most important meeting point for the building and real-estate industry in Switzerland and also its neighbours. With 140 000 m² of exhibition space, over 100,000 expected visitors and more than 200 accredited journalists covering the event, it is undoubtedly, one of the largest specialist fairs in Europe. Architects, planners, suppliers, service providers and investors in the sector gather here to exchange information and find out about latest trends and innovations in the construction industry. Read more
Recommendations by the panel tasked to look into solving Singapore’s flooding woes, include legislating that building owners build green roofs to improve storm water attenuation. Andy Chew, our Director for Landscape Engineering, said in a Channel News Asia interview: Read more
