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

The Westbury, a Sydney apartment block built in the early 1930s, recently underwent a makeover, including the addition of a rooftop garden, to give it a new lease of life. As the old building does not have balconies, making additional recreational and communal space on its revitalised rooftop is highly prized. Elmich was privileged to have supplied various specialty products for this interesting project. Read more

Part of a nine-hectare park along a stretch of coastline in Woodlands, the 1.5 kilometre long promenade is a linear recreational and fitness trail offering unobstructed, expansive views of the Johor Straits. The coastal promenade, in the form of a boardwalk will be built over the seawall, cantilevered to bring visitors closer to the water’s edge. Read more

SpiraPave pedestals are currently being installed at The Arte @ Thomson to support granite pavers at very low heights. SpiraPave is the new generation pedestal designed and produced by Elmich. The pedestal consists of top and bottom components paired to create different heights, and can be further height adjusted in 1mm increments. A minimum height of 12mm also allows SpiraPave to be used in areas where conventional pedestals are generally too high. Read more

Elmich Green Wall is helping Singapore’s Housing & Development Board (HDB) bring home the message that environmental issues relating to climate change and global warming are very real and that green efforts must be made today for a better and sustainable tomorrow. Installed at the Gallery of the HDB Hub, the green wall is part of an exhibition highlighting HDB’s greening efforts. Read more

Located along the Marina Bay waterfront, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore’s 2nd casino-based integrated resort, is a landmark featuring three cascading hotel towers topped by a unique linked sky park that will distinguish it from other buildings in the Bay. The resort and casino is projected to open in the middle of 2010. Read more

Femox GmbH, a company supplying specialised building products in Austria, Germany and Switzerland has commenced marketing and distributing Elmich’s sub-soil drainage, deck and paver support, underscreed drainage, grass and gravel paving and green wall products in Europe. Read more

The Ren Ci Community Hospital was officially opened on 11th January 2010. To provide a soothing and therapeutic water element into the ambience of the Hospital. VersiJack pedestals were used in the creation of water fountain features beneath the 2 main staircases leading to the 2^nd level, front entrance foyer and in the open courtyard at the roof terrace. Read more

A Elmich Green Wall totalling over 500 sq m is currently being installed at Hotel Michael at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore. The boutique hotel and virtually every aspect within including its linen, crockery, lamps, carpets and furniture, is designed by Michael Graves, one of America’s greatest contemporary architects and the principal design architect for the $6.9 billion integrated resort. Read more

Having satisfied and exceeded Japan’s stringent expectations on quality and obtained the requisite approvals, Elmich has commenced shipping VersiJack pedestals to Japan. These have been committed to Tokyo, Osaka and local government projects such as museums, stadiums and public parks. Read more