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Tampines GreenGem, launched in 2019, sits on a 5.09-hectare site flanked by Bedok Reservoir Road and Tampines Street 96. The development comprises 1,086 residential units across 13 blocks, each rising up to 17 storeys. More than just a place to live, the development also features a vibrant commercial cluster with a supermarket, shops and an eating house, alongside childcare facilities.

A linear park connector runs along Bedok Reservoir Road, seamlessly linking Tampines Town to Bedok Reservoir Park. This upcoming green corridor is set to become a vibrant pedestrian thoroughfare, weaving green spaces into the development to create a gentle, natural transition between the park connector and the residential blocks. These green pockets are enhanced with commercial and family-friendly facilities, creating dynamic and engaging spaces.

Connecting these green foyers are landscaped steps leading to an expansive, pedestrian-only elevated deck above the parking areas. Spanning 1.4 hectares, this deck offers a plethora of amenities, including play areas, fitness stations, walking trails, lawns, an amphitheatre, and community gardening plots. The residential blocks are strategically oriented in a north-south direction to reduce heat from the afternoon sun. The blocks are also angled away from one another to maximise views and create plaza spaces. Advanced technologies like wind-flow and solar modelling were instrumental in determining the placement of the blocks. These simulations also influenced the design of the distinctive 3D trapezoidal canopies and fins on the facades, which not only adds a dynamic visual element but also mitigates solar heat gain within the units.

Tampines GreenGem was designed with the dual purpose of enhancing the lives of its residents and contributing to the broader community, redefining the potential of public housing.

P&T Consultants Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Nestled along the banks of Sungei Ulu Pandan, Clementi NorthArc consists of nearly 1,200 homes across 6 residential blocks, ranging from 12 to 40 storeys with a mix of 3-room, 4-room, 5-room, and 3Gen flats. The project is thoughtfully designed with the key principle of integrating the existing neighbourhood with both the Sungei Ulu Pandan and Park Connector.

Clementi NorthArc serves as a vibrant connection point — linking residents from nearby blocks through shared precinct spaces and green pathways leading to the riverfront. Architecturally, the design blends the tall, elegant lines of modern point blocks with the horizontal character of older slab-style blocks, creating a distinctive yet harmonious design.

The site once formed part of the old KTM railway line. The existing railway tracks were re-purposed into trellises and architectural features across the estate, offering a meaningful tribute to the area’s heritage and a reminder of the land’s history for future generations. 

Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Located along the eastern shoreline of Punggol Point District, Punggol Point Cove celebrates its unique seafront location while integrating harmoniously with the surrounding natural landscape. Rooted in the area’s history as a fishing settlement, the architectural design draws inspiration from the heritage of a fishing port through gentle, flowing forms and village-inspired elements.

The project's architectural design incorporates soft, wave-like curves that echo the calmness of the water and guide movement through the site. This design approach creates “urban windows” and open corridors that offer sea views and access to the Punggol Promenade, enriching the experience of waterfront living.

With its distinctive form and seamless integration with the landscape, the project stands as a new landmark— not just a gateway from Coney Island, but also a signature precinct that shapes a fresh identity for Punggol Point District.

LG Architects & Associates LLP

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Project Overview
The NRP at Tampines Avenue 9, Street 43 and 45 consists of 37 blocks and 2,060 units, nestled within the monochromatic blocks at Tampines North, adjacent to Tampines Eco Green Park and along the verdant naturalised waterway of Sungei Tampines. Through close collaboration with Tampines residents, many innovative and memorable features have been co-created, reflecting the community’s aspirations and the precinct’s unique character.

Building upon the precinct's signature monochrome aesthetic, new infrastructure such as linkways, pavilions, and landscaping have been designed with black-and-white elements and wide, tropical-style roofs that blend harmoniously into the neighbourhood. Vibrant colours enliven common spaces and amenities, creating delightful contrasts against the monochromatic backdrop to establish a strong identity.

The design also draws inspiration from the serenity of the riverbank and butterfly population at the Tampines Eco Green Park. Playgrounds are lushly landscaped and designed to mimic the meandering waterway of Sungei Tampines. During the day, butterflies are attracted to the lush flora that have been planted to attract and host butterflies. At night, the precinct transforms into a whimsical lightscape with butterfly-shaped sculptures and ambient lighting, creating a scenic trail for evening strolls. No longer dim and quiet, the park connector is now an inviting space – alive with the activity of joggers, cyclists, and families even after sunset. 

ADDP Architects LLP

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Project Overview
Inspired by the confluence of the Rochor and Kallang Rivers, Crawford Heights expresses this natural flow through elegant lines and rhythmic patterns, creating a unique architectural identity. Located on a compact 0.72-hectare plot, the Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) has been positioned strategically to buffer the noise from traffic along North Bridge Road, while the residential block is designed to maximise views and openness.

At the heart of the design is the White Flat concept, which introduces flushed facades and beamless, contiguous layouts with optional dry partitions, offering residents flexibility to adapt their living spaces over time. Complementing this is the MSCP roof garden, where movable planter boxes allow for versatile configurations that support interaction and shared use — a valuable feature for a site with limited communal space. Together, these features promote a highly adaptable and personalised living environment.

Heritage and community spirit are central to the project's design narrative. Cattle-shaped play structures honour the site's historical ties, while playgrounds and fitness stations activate underutilised corners into vibrant social nodes. A dryscape referencing the sampan lifestyle channels rainwater to an Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters (ABC Waters) rain garden, supporting sustainability through natural irrigation and enhancing environmental resilience.

Kyoob Architects Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Tanglin Halt Courtyard pays tribute to the rich heritage of Tanglin Halt by establishing a cohesive community across two phases. The integration of thoughtfully designed facilities enhances daily living while preserving the historical identity of the area. Inspired by the original flats designed by the Singapore Improvement Trust (SIT), the development reinterprets familiar architectural features in a modern way by blending the charm of the past with the needs of today.

At the heart of the development lies the Heritage Courtyard, a central communal hub anchored by mature trees and the preserved barrel vault structure from the existing Tanglin Halt Market, now revitalised as a lively F&B node. The courtyard and its surrounding spaces are both functional and symbolic, offering gathering points that reflect the estate's storied past and preserve collective memories. It also serves as the connective fabric of the precinct, linking amenities such as the market, hawker centre, polyclinic, and residential blocks to promote interaction and community bonding.

Public spaces are thoughtfully curated to support well-being of residents, with features like therapeutic gardens, a wellness loop and community art. The project preserves and celebrates the neighbourhood's character. With sustainability at its core, the project aims to achieve Super Low Energy (SLE) and BCA Green Mark Platinum certifications, creating a vibrant and enduring environment for future generations. 

AGA ArchitectsPte Ltd

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Project Overview
Harmony Village @ Bukit Batok is the first assisted living public housing development which integrates senior-friendly design features with care services and social programmes to let residents live their golden years with peace of mind. 

Located on a 0.6 hectare site, the design was able to harmonise senior-friendly housing with both recreational and commercial facilities. The 15-storey development comprises 169 housing units, a hawker centre on the ground floor, car park on the second storey and a roof garden on the third storey. There is also a furnished communal space on every floor, where residents can mingle, share meals and take part in group activities. 

Building & Research Institute (HDB)

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Project Overview
Located near the Sungei Api Api canal, Tampines GreenGlen and GreenCrest are two adjacent public housing projects connected by a linear park that runs between them. Tampines GreenGlen stands in a range from 9 to 16 storeys in height, comprising 649 units of 4-room and 5-room flats. Tampines GreenCrest, at a height ranging from 8 to 16 storeys, offers 346 units of 3-room, 4-room and 5-room flats.

Designed with complementary architectural language, Tampines GreenGlen and GreenCrest feature lush greenery and communal spaces that are seamlessly integrated with the precincts. The strategic placement of roof gardens with communal spaces form a continuous pedestrian-friendly landscape. These elevated green spaces, situated close to residential units, dissolve the boundaries between the built spaces and nature. 

Kyoob Architects Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Located in the heart of the new Tengah district, Plantation Grove comprises 17 residential blocks ranging from 8 to 14 storeys. The project is thoughtfully crafted to reinterpret the rural charm of Tengah’s farms and kampongs within an urban context. A carefully articulated facade and nature-inspired colour create distinctive architectural identity that is aligned with the precinct’s farmway theme.

Plantation Grove adopts a tiered massing strategy, creating a unique skyline along Plantation Farmway while remaining sensitive to its surroundings. These blocks are positioned around the site’s periphery, allowing for generous, landscaped central courtyards that foster community interaction. At the heart of the precinct stands the Community Club, envisioned as a social anchor. Its stepped profile, roof gardens, and internal courtyards form a porous, welcoming civic node. Equipped with a multi-purpose hall, gym, dance and culinary studios and function rooms, it is designed to be a hub for everyday activity and connection.

Biophilic design principles are woven throughout Plantation Grove. The façade draws from plantation grid patterns, with staggered windows and reinforced concrete fins providing both visual rhythm and sun-shading. Common spaces such as the Community Living Rooms and covered linkways, strategically positioned to frame views of the nearby Forest Fringe, offer seamless connectivity and support intuitive, comfortable navigation throughout the estate.

Tan + Tsakonas Architects LLP

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The Toa Payoh N5 Neighbourhood Centre (N5NC) is located next to a small park at the junction of Toa Payoh Lorong 8, with daily conveniences such as a hawker centre, wet market and shops located at Blocks 210 to 212. The existing plaza was levelled, by eliminating ramps and steps, to ensure seamless and barrier-free access for all residents.

The garden-like open plaza integrates the nearby park, retail and dining areas into a harmonious space for the community to gather. The winding footpath at the park is extended toward the open plaza, where preserved mature trees and greenery decorate the landscaped activity spaces and seating areas. Adding buzz to the refreshed neighbourhood centre is a new raised event stage where community events can be held. The utilitarian vehicular zone at the carpark now features a widened ramp and bicycle parking with shaded rest area, serving as another entrance to the neighbourhood centre.

This project converted existing communal and transitional spaces into thoughtfully designed environments that add to the convenience, accessibility and energy of the neighbourhood centre. Enhanced connectivity between the shops, wet market, open plaza and seating areas is well-received by residents, creating a more cohesive and inclusive neighbourhood.

ADDP Architects LLP

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Project Overview
Tanjong Rhu Riverfront I & II is a landmark residential development located along the scenic Geylang River, framed by Tanjong Rhu Road, Kampong Arang Road, and Sampan Place. Comprising 2,063 units across 11 blocks ranging from 8 to 29 storeys, the project offers a mix of 2-room Flexi, 3-room, and 4-room flats. The buildings gracefully step down towards the river, crafting a distinctive skyline that responds to its surroundings. Inspired by the site’s rich history, the roof and façade design which echoes sampans drifting on shimmering waters strengthens the connection to the Geylang River.

At ground level, the community facilities and shops are low-rise anchor points, creating welcoming areas that connect seamlessly to the riverbank. Tanjong Rhu Riverfront I features a single-storey preschool with a roof garden offering elevated waterfront views, while Riverfront II expands the offering with a Residents’ Network Centre, preschool, restaurants and commercial amenities including a supermarket, shops and an eating house. Multi-storey car parks serve both plots and are topped with roof gardens, viewing decks and community spaces. At the heart of the precinct lies the Common Green, a central open space that links both plots with 3G facilities. Serving as a civic spine, the Common Green offers residents a tranquil retreat amidst urban life, encouraging community spirit and inclusive social interaction. Together, Tanjong Rhu Riverfront I & II exemplifies a thoughtful integration of heritage, nature, and contemporary living – a continuation of the kampung spirit of Tanjong Rhu and a place that residents are proud to call home.

Building & Research Institute (HDB)

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Project Overview
As the first 2 projects to be developed in Bayshore District, Bayshore Vista and Bayshore Palms define the architectural identity of this new housing district, featuring façades and building forms inspired by elements such as sails and helm roofs. 

Key social and commercial amenities can be accessed via a connected route that has been designed to reflect the district’s rich heritage, featuring the “Beached Boat”-inspired social communal building with a seashell-shaped pavilion and a nautical-themed playground. More of the areas’ coastal history are showcased through the nautical design elements at the communal spaces and amenities, while an elevated linkway with a cabana offers an ideal rest spot for neighbourly interactions.

The flat layout offers residents flexibility for configuration of space with its beamless design.

AGA Architects Pte Ltd
Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

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The 1.3-hectare Whampoa Park along Sungei Whampoa is shaped by the voices of nearly 950 residents, transforming an underused open field into a vibrant and inclusive community park.

More than just a recreational space, Whampoa Park embodies a strong sense of place and ownership. The residents selected the important community facilities and activities for this park, such as the jogging track, community lawn and pet park. Together with the play areas, these support programmes, daily activities and interactions across generations.

Varied nature experiences are also integrated, with existing rain trees sensitively retained along the jogging track, boulders repurposed around the park, and native planting added to enhance ecological value. A feature dry pond is part of the park’s comprehensive stormwater management approach, while providing a quiet seating corner, reconnecting people with sustainable landscapes in their everyday lives.

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Landscape Design Office (HDB)

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Waterfront II @ Northshore Common Green 2 is a small but lively park located within the Punggol Northshore Waterfront area. Once just an empty shrubland, it has since been transformed into a welcoming green space where residents can relax, play, and connect with nature. As part of Punggol’s eco-town vision, the park brings together greenery, community spaces, and sustainability to support healthy and enjoyable living.

The park is designed to be accessible to all ages, with open spaces for everyone to enjoy – from families and joggers to seniors and children. Its layout makes it easy to navigate, with gentle paths, seating areas, and play zones all linked by natural, flowing lines inspired by the rhythms of the nearby shoreline. These features help create a peaceful and comfortable environment that encourages residents to spend time outdoors and with one another.

Nature is woven through the park’s design. The park uses native plants, rain gardens and an eco-friendly pond to attract wildlife and manage rainwater naturally. These green features help cool the area, improve biodiversity, and provide a soothing backdrop for daily activities. The park shows how thoughtful design can bring people close to nature while supporting a greener and more connected community.

CPG Consultants Pte Ltd
Henning Larsen Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Once a cemetery, now a cherished woodlands, Bidadari has long been valued for its heritage and ecological significance. For over a century, it served as a place of home, remembrance, and natural recreation. Amid urbanisation, the challenge lies in balancing development with the preservation of Bidadari’s natural and historical heritage, to ensure it remains a thriving, sustainable sanctuary for future generations.

Aligned with HDB’s vision to develop Bidadari into a biophilic residential housing area, the 13-hectare park is envisioned as a resident-centric, accessible heritage destination. To enhance its community-centered appeal, the park integrates place-making and active mobility strategies that support a growing young community and promote active living. Over 6km of experiential trails and activity nodes cater to a diverse range of users, enriching existing mature landscape assets and providing environmental and psychological benefits often missing in urban environments.

Key wildlife refuges are identified and preserved within the original woodlands. Green corridors and buffer zones are introduced to enhance ecological connectivity, contributing back to a broader green network. This demonstrates how urban parks can support larger ecosystems while enhancing local and regional biodiversity, and underscores Bidadari’s vital ecological significance.

Leveraging natural topography, subtle land sculpting at strategic locations, the park integrates water-sensitive urban design to manage flood risks, store water and create aquatic habitats that support wildlife. The underground service reservoir hidden beneath the community playfield enhances the park’s recreational value while supplying treated water to the estate’s residents. These innovative nature-based solutions seamlessly integrate environmental conservation and infrastructure, providing ecological, recreational, and educational benefits to the community while ensuring sustainability and climate resilience.

Bidadari’s focus on environmental stewardship, resource conservation, and enhancing urban quality of life offers valuable insights, positioning it as a sustainable model for future urban parks and townships.

Building & Research Institute (HDB)
Landscape Design Office (HDB)

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Project Overview
Bidadari Park (Hillock) is a 1-hectare nature park nestled within Bidadari Estate. Purposefully planned and designed for harmonious balance between urban and nature, its thoughtful ecological design enables the creation of a sustainable living environment.

Bidadari Estate is a popular rest stop for migratory dryland birds which can be frequently sighted. As part of HDB’s conservation efforts, feedback from nature groups were sought which helped shape green spaces such as the core refuge area, capitalising on the natural high point in the area for the hillock park. Existing mature trees were retained to serve as resting and foraging spots for birds.

To enhance biodiversity, the existing mature trees and bird habitats that form the core refuge area are supplemented with more than 300 new trees and 7,000 new shrubs. A shelter and 2 birdwatching areas line a simple footpath around the core refuge area where habitats can establish and biodiversity thrives, while offering residents and park users green spaces to rest and enjoy the surrounding nature.

Through methodical site investigations and analyses, the hillock park successfully promoted a greater sense of place and enhanced the well-being and quality of life for residents.

P&T Consultants Pte Ltd
Site Concepts International Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Chencharu Hills Park is thoughtfully designed to bring together the Chencharu community and its surroundings. Envisioned as a “Health and Wellness Park,” it is organised into three key zones that promote mental, social, and physical well-being.

Visitors begin their journey in the Tranquillity and Therapeutic Zone. A lush landscape of tall, shady trees creates a serene “tree tunnel” effect, guiding visitors toward quiet, intimate spaces such as a therapeutic garden that supports mental wellness. This peaceful area is especially suited for residents of the future nursing home and users of the nearby senior facilities at Chencharu Hills precinct.

Visitors can then move on to the Community Zone, a vibrant area which features an educational heritage trail, spacious playgrounds, and at its heart, an expansive central lawn. The sprawling lawn serves as a flexible space for informal gatherings and organised events, which would complement future programmes at the adaptively-reused historic villa (the former residence of Singaporean Businessman, Mr. Lim Nee Soon). Despite site constraints, the thoughtful open space planning around this heritage building delivers a harmonious blend of amenities that supports vibrant and meaningful community interaction.

In the final Family Sports And Adventure Zone, there is a multipurpose field, a hardcourt and a table tennis pavilion, promoting an active lifestyle for better physical health. A jogging track also weaves through the zone, connecting visitors to the various fitness stations sprinkled across the green landscape.

China Construction (South Pacific) Development Co Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Located along Tengah Drive and Plantation Crescent, Plantation Village consists of 15 residential blocks from 6 to 15 storeys high with 1,420 units. The project features the first Neighbourhood Centre in Tengah town, Plantation Farmway, along with two 3-storey carparks connected by a basement carpark. All blocks are linked by an environmental deck (e-deck), designed to promote community interaction.

Through strategic work planning, the contractor optimised the project timeline for a smooth transition between constructing the residential blocks and the e-deck. Their excellent project management enabled them to deliver the Neighbourhood Centre within a tight schedule. The team leveraged Building Information Modelling technology extensively for enhanced planning precision and early resolution of technical challenges, demonstrating how they utilised digital innovation to achieve smarter, more efficient construction.

Expand Construction Pte Ltd

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Jia Yi Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Nestled between Bartley Road and Bidadari Park Drive, Woodleigh Hillside features 13 residential blocks, each 16 storeys high, with 1,355 units. The project features an extensive environmental deck (e-deck) that links all the blocks, offering a seamless and vibrant community space. Residents can also enjoy convenient access to amenities such as an Active Ageing Hub, supermarket, eating house and preschool.

The project navigated challenging hilly terrain, requiring the construction of a substantial 16.5m high retaining wall to support the existing hilllock park. Construction efficiency was optimised through an innovative Earth Retaining Stabilising Structure design that incorporated a variable layered structural system, ranging from one to three layers, tailored for the slope’s complexity. To accelerate the project’s progress, the team implemented concurrent construction of the e-deck and residential blocks.

Kwan Yong Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview

Kempas Residences is located just off Kempas Road and bounded by Serangoon Road, Lavender Street and Boon Keng Road. It comprises 4 residential blocks ranging from 29 to 37 storeys with 583 units. It includes convenient amenities such as a preschool, playground and fitness stations.

Building in this tightly packed urban site came with significant challenges from heavy traffic and nearby MRT lines to limited space for machinery movement and materials storage. To address these constraints and mitigate COVID-19 pandemic-related delays, the team established an on-site precast storage facility and fit-out yard, enabling more efficient workflow management. 

Newcon Builders Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Located along Plantation Crescent, Plantation Acres consists of 9 residential blocks ranging from 7 to 14 storeys, offering 1,193 units. The project also includes a preschool, residents’ network centre and playgrounds to support community interaction.

The project utilised precast modules in their construction and tools such as telescopic electric sanders and electric trolleys to improve productivity, quality, and ease of material handling. The team also coordinated with stakeholders to manage overlapping infrastructure works in the area. Proactively, they secured a Temporary Occupation Licence at an adjacent plot to set up a precast yard, allowing faster and smoother construction progress.

Qingjian International (South Pacific) Group Development Co Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Harmony Village @ Bukit Batok, bounded by Bukit Batok West Avenue 6 and Avenue 9, is home to Singapore's first Community Care Apartments that are thoughtfully designed to support seniors in ageing well within the community. The project comprises 169 units in a 15-storey residential block, with amenities including a hawker centre and elderly facility.

Given the tight timeline and complex project requirements, the contractor’s excellent project planning and management allowed for concurrent construction activities to speed up works safely. They further enhanced productivity by using an aluminium formwork system and converting key elements to precast components – a smart move that removed the need for external scaffolding.

Teambuild Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Garden Court @ Tengah is bounded by Tengah Garden Avenue, Tengah Garden Walk, and Plantation Crescent. The project comprises 5 residential blocks ranging from 7 to 15 storeys in height with 790 units. Amenities include a preschool and residents’ network centre.

The contractor improved the installation efficiency and transportation of the precast modules by utilising the spiral connector system and enhancing the dowel connection detail. Comprehensive in-house digital delivery solution is instrumental to the excellent planning and execution of construction work and helps maintain high standards of quality and safety.

Welltech Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
Tampines GreenGem is situated at Bedok Reservoir Road and Tampines Street 96. It comprises 1,086 units located in 13 residential blocks ranging from 13 to 17 storeys. Amenities include a preschool, eating house, supermarket and a carpark integrated with an environment deck (e-deck) connecting 9 residential blocks.

To construct the extensive e-deck safely and efficiently, the contractor carefully planned and divided the work into 15 smaller zones. Complementing their strong technical expertise, the contractor implemented robust digital systems and controls such as using QR code to track precast modules during fabrication and installation, improving delivery coordination and increasing construction productivity.

SCT Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
The project comprises 5 precincts that had undergone the Home Improvement Programme (HIP) with a total of 3,680 units, located at Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1, Teck Whye Lane and Avenue, Choa Chu Kang Avenue 2, Hougang Avenue 1 and Street 21, Yung Ho Road, Yung Loh Road and Yung Ping Road.

The contractor’s proactive approach and meticulous planning in project management enabled the smooth delivery and completion of works ahead of schedule. They demonstrated strong technical expertise and effective engagement with residents, securing full participation from all 288 households at Hougang Avenue 1 to upgrade to fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) toilets. The contractor went the extra mile to enhance the residents’ rest and study areas with artistic design, partitioned meeting rooms, and provided exceptional care for the needs of seniors during upgrading. Their thoughtfulness towards residents, effective communication, and technical excellence led to high resident satisfaction and a successful project outcome.

Welltech Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview
The project comprises 4 precincts that had undergone the Home Improvement Programme (HIP) with a total of 3,500 units, located at Hougang Avenue 6, 8 and 10, Choa Chu Kang Avenue 2 and 3, Teban Gardens Road and Boon Lay Drive.

The contractor effectively mitigated post-COVID-19 related supply chain challenges through stockpiling of materials, ensuring uninterrupted works. The contractor adopted a proactive engagement approach, such as setting up a WhatsApp chatgroup to facilitate personalised interaction with residents and rendering special assistance to seniors during upgrading works, demonstrating resident-centric project management. Beyond on-site works, the contractor also supported HDB in the technical study for the Expanded Enhancement for Active Seniors (EASE 2.0) before its implementation.

Kian Hiap Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview

Tampines GreenGlade, bounded by Tampines Street 64 and Tampines North Drive 1, comprises 3 residential blocks of 16 storeys totaling 354 units. The project features various fitness stations, playgrounds, and sky terraces at the residential blocks.

The project’s effective use of digital tools such as the Building Information Modelling and Virtual Design Construction greatly enhanced planning and coordination to improve construction productivity. Reinforced Concrete (RC) footing was adopted instead of RC piles at the drop-off porch and linkways to mitigate construction noise level and vibration disturbance.

Wee Hur Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview

MacPherson Blossom is bounded by Circuit Road, Circuit Link, and Paya Lebar Road. Comprising 3 residential blocks ranging from 17 to 19 storeys, the project offers 630 units. The project features various conveniences such as an eating house, supermarket, preschool and elderly facilities. Recreational facilities include playgrounds, fitness stations and a roof garden above the multi-storey carpark.

Due to its proximity to existing residential blocks and transportation infrastructure, strategic project management was implemented to optimise construction sequence while ensuring safety and integrity of these structures. Through proactive engagement with authorities, the team secured approval to overcome the height limit constraints for precast construction using tower cranes to expedite progress.

CES Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd

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Project Overview

The project comprises 4 precincts that had undergone the Home Improvement Programme (HIP) with a total of 3,263 units, located at Serangoon Avenue 1, Serangoon Central, Lengkong Tiga and Ubi Avenue 1.

The contractor successfully delivered the project despite post-COVID-19 disruptions to supply chain and logistical arrangements. They were able to meet timelines by sourcing for alternative suppliers and managing operations efficiently in adverse circumstance. A notable achievement was the ability to complete the works at the Lengkong Tiga precinct promptly despite a delay in the work commencement timeframe. The contractor earned residents’ praise for their service quality and workmanship, with commendations from Advisers which highlighted its success in providing a senior-friendly living environment and improving residents' quality of life through HIP.

Chye Joo Construction Pte Ltd

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The project involves the construction of a 4-lane, dual-2 road and vehicular bridge across Punggol Waterway, to provide seamless vehicular and pedestrian connectivity for the residents of Punggol Northshore, Punggol Point and Punggol Digital Districts. The contractor demonstrated exemplary commitment to safety to achieve an accident-free construction throughout the project duration by implementing practical safety features such as polymer lashings for crane outriggers and built-in lifelines on precast beam.

The innovative engineering solutions include:

• Utilising more cost-effective and sustainable concrete blocks as a temporary Earth Retaining and Stabilising Structure (ERSS), allowing for greater flexibility to suit the changing site conditions across construction stages without compromising productivity.
• Strategic positioning of the mobile crane located beside live traffic infrastructure to ensure safety during beam launching operation.
• Adoption of a dog-leg staircase design which led to cost savings, greater construction efficiency and enhanced pedestrian accessibility, freeing up space for more greenery to be incorporated.

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Stirling Horizon consists of 3 residential blocks ranging from 35 to 47 storeys, offering a total of 1,138 units of 2-room Flexi, 3- and 4-room flats. Residents can enjoy the convenience of a childcare centre, residents’ network centre, and the surrounding greenery with connectivity to a future park.

The innovative engineering solutions include:

• Use of sustainable permanent contiguous bored pile (CBP) method for greater productivity and flexibility during construction.
• Merger of the detention drain with the sheltered linkway to optimise design and better utilise site area, freeing up space for landscaping.
• Design of stronger piles (fully reinforced) resulting in smaller-size piles and pilecaps.
• Adoption of beamless unit design requiring less construction joints, allowing for simpler prefabricated components thus improving on-site efficiency.

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Project Overview

Tanglin Halt Courtyard is a 48-storey project located in Queenstown featuring amenities such as a hawker centre, wet market and polyclinic integrated with the multi-storey carpark. Centred around a courtyard with conserved rain trees, the project revitalises a historic HDB estate by integrating housing with a myriad of amenities, enhancing community well-being, while celebrating heritage through inclusive and sustainable urban design.

The innovative engineering solutions implemented include:

• Unique Spiral Wellness Staircase at the Hawker Centre – The courtyard design, centred around conserved rain trees, integrates homes and common spaces to foster community bonding and celebrate heritage through sustainable design.
• Adoption of split-level transfer slab to structurally support the high-rise residential tower above the commercial podium.
• Engineered the split-level transfer slab configuration to achieve seamless staircase connectivity across residential and commercial zones and provide a clear fire escape access
• Use of an inner parapet wall forming to provide a sturdy helical concrete spine for the wellness staircase designed to promote healthy habits.
• Implementation of the Advanced Precast Concrete System (APCS) framework with integrated precast N-slab at the polyclinic to boost productivity and reduce on-site works.
• Optimisation of rain catchment features to enhance drainage efficiency, simplify drain upgrading works, minimise construction impact and public disturbance.

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The scope of infrastructure works includes the widening of existing roads, construction of new drains, trunk sewers and a Pedestrian Overhead Bridge (POB).

The innovative engineering solutions include:

• Adoption of a hybrid design for the POB by integrating existing staircases and landings with the new POB deck to overcome site constraints and maintain public access to existing bus stops and the Institute of Technical Education campus.
• Utilising the proposed roadside drains as a storm water detention system to regulate drainage discharge with the replacement of detention ponds, leading to significant land savings, reduced concrete usage and ease of maintenance.

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Project Overview
Located along the eastern shoreline of Punggol Point District, Punggol Point Cove comprises 11 residential blocks with staggered heights ranging from 8 to 26 storeys, complemented by a basement carpark with environmental deck (e-deck). The project’s layout maximises its views towards the waterfront, with walking paths connecting residents to the Punggol Promenade.

The innovative engineering solutions adopted include: Strategic positioning of the movement joints to isolate them from the residential superstructures, in order to mitigate the transmission of structural stresses and potential seismic influences, while enhancing long-term durability and structural resilience of the components. Integration of post-casting waterproofing details into the movement joint system that enabled concurrent construction workflows of the e-deck and adjacent blocks, improving site productivity and accelerating work progress amid disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Use of standardised precast wave-like motifs, which reduced formwork variation for the precast modules, to create visual interest on the facade, thereby enhancing productivity.

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Project Overview
Located along New Punggol Road, Punggol Point Cove consists of 6 residential blocks, with staggered heights from 8 to 26 storeys, which offered 1,179 flats. A basement carpark with an environmental deck links the residential blocks.

The multi-disciplinary teams exhibited remarkable resilience and adaptability in managing tight timelines and maintaining consistent material supply chains, despite the unprecedented challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through meticulous coordination and strategic planning, the teams minimised site disruptions and streamlined construction processes to complete Punggol Point Cove.​

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Project Overview
The project involves the construction of trunk sewers and road network in Tengah Town, consisting of Tengah Boulevard, Tengah Drive, Tengah Garden Avenue, Tengah Garden Walk and Tengah Central, which serve residents of the Tengah Plantation, Park and Garden Districts. The project also features the first-generation common services duct to house multiple utilities and optimise land use.
Together with the multi-disciplinary team from Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd, the project team from Precise Development Pte Ltd showed remarkable grit by taking over a challenging uncompleted project with short lead time. The contractors worked closely with the consultants and various agencies to quickly assess the site condition and resume construction. The seamless execution and unwavering dedication led to the timely commissioning of roads and services network to serve Tengah residents.

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Project Overview
The project involves the construction of trunk sewers and a new road network serving the housing projects along Tengah Road, Tengah Park Avenue, Tengah Park Walk and Tengah Boulevard. The project also includes the construction of common services duct and commuter facilities such as a pedestrian overhead bridge with lifts, bus stops, signalised pedestrian crossings and cycling paths to provide seamless accessibility and connectivity within the neighbourhood.

The multi-disciplinary project team from Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd and Shuan Huat Tractor Services Pte Ltd took over the uncompleted works expeditiously, and delivered on the critical milestones through strategic planning and resource optimisation. With tremendous effort and commitment, the project team overcame the challenges to complete the main road network which enabled the commissioning of bus services to serve Tengah residents.