Garden Crescent is a new green residential building by award-winning Hong Kong-based architecture practice Ronald Lu & Partners (RLP Asia), known for their life-centric, future-ready designs.

Are you tired of looking at a boring, empty rooftop? Why not transform it into a beautiful and eco-friendly oasis with a green roof!

Located on Shanghai’s Suzhou Creek, Shanghai Suhe MixC World blurs boundaries between the city’s past, present and future. The project’s starting point was rethinking commercial spaces to better integrate with their surroundings. The resulting ‘urban valley’ presents a brand-new public space in the city and sets a new benchmark for Shanghai.

The Straits Times 2020 A silhouette less boring: Community clubs that stand out for their design and facilities

KONE Singapore is participating as an exhibitor under the Singapore Green Building Council pavilion at the 2022 BEX Asia event.

Taikoo Green Ribbon won the top award in the Future Building category at the first-ever Advancing Net Zero Ideas Competition organised by the Hong Kong Green Building Council with Swire Properties as the Principal Partner.

When the Green School master plan was created the main building was titled: “central administration building.” This transformed into Heart of School.

The lively people from Swim Centre Verhoef visited us with the aim of sprucing up their premises. After some detailed discussions on their requirements and budget, they decided go the DIY route.

Using green as your interior paint colour can create an interesting interior ambience. Before choosing green as the main colour for your home interior, there are some things that you need to consider. First of all, you should choose the right shade of green that suits the size of the room; for example, for a small room, choose light green. Second, match it with the other colours on the wall, furniture or accessories in the room. Lastly, match the green paint with other interior elements such as lighting and room materials.

As climate change has been accelerating in the recent years, a more sustainable design approach is essential to help mitigate its long-term effect. Good material quality is now defined not only by its durability, but also by how much carbon footprint they generate. Many people try to integrate as many environmentally friendly materials that are locally sourced and renewable. Here are some of those materials you can consider to use in your next projects or house renovations.

Plants are an important element to present at home as they produce oxygen that can freshen up the room. However, lots of homeowners are reluctant to put a plant in their house. It might be because there isn’t enough space for plants, or they have little free time to take care of such plants. If you are one of them, then one of the solutions is to try to present mint green colour either on the wall or through the furniture at home. This colour is believed to mimic natural and fresh ambience brought out by real plants. Here are five mint green interior inspirations for you to consider.

Deep in Singapore’s Bishan Park sits ToriYard, Singapore’s first authentic Japanese Yakitori joint in a public park. The kitchen is helmed by Tokyo native Chef Hasegawa Isao who has over 40 years of experience serving delicacies.

In urban cities, a spot of green goes a long way in enhancing the lives of its inhabitants. Green facades, in particular, are aesthetic features that will make a significant difference in a rapidly urbanising city filled with buildings and skyscraper

Last month, CNN visited Singapore as part of its global Going Green series, to talk to Mr Alan Lee about Elmich and his on-going efforts to make urban greenery an essential part of modern cities.

When finished in 2018, Tanjong Pagar Centre was built to be one of the superlatives in Singapore. Standing at 290 meters above the street level, this mixed-used development is named as the tallest building in Singapore at the moment. With its position, flanked by the heritage rows of shophouses in Tanjong Pagar, this skyscraper stands as a prominent landmark on an urban scale. On a human scale, the extensive green open space of Tanjong Pagar Centre also marked itself as a landmark while being in the proximity of Tanjong Pagar MRT Station.

The new office buildings on the Crédit Agricole Italia campus in Parma, certified with LEED Platinum in 2019, are a prime example of sustainable construction.

Singapore Green Building Product Certificate (Fabric) - Shield Leather, Goodrich

Singapore Green Building Product Certificate (Wallcovering) - Symphony, J.Josephson

Green Garden House mulai di desain di tahun 2012. Tahun penting untuk disebutkan karena nominal tahun akan menjadi frame untuk melihat konteks yang terjadi pada rentang masa tersebut.

Sigit Kusumawijaya adalah seorang arsitek lulusan dari Universitas Indonesia dan finalis Penghargaan Pemuda Inspiratif dalam Satu Indonesia Award 2011 yang diselenggarakan oleh Astra Indonesia. Sebelum lulus Ia sempat menetap di Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia untuk melakukan kerja praktek pada sebuah perusahaan arsitektur T. R. Hamzah & Yeang yang dipimpin oleh salah seorang arsitek internasional, yaitu Ken Yeang. Setelah lulus, Sigit juga mendapat kesempatan untuk bekerja di Andramatin Architect sampai akhirnya memutuskan untuk melanjutkan pendidikan Master di TU Delft, Belanda, dengan jurusan Urbanism. Selain itu, Sigit juga sempat bekerja di sebuah konsultan Mei Architecten & Stedenbouwers BV, Rotterdam dan PT. MRT Jakarta setelah kembali dari negeri Belanda.

GreenhilLi is delighted to be the recipient of the 2018 URA Singapore Architectural Heritage Award for New Design in Heritage Context

GreenhilLi is most proud that our Expo Interchange is the winner of the 19th SIA Design Award for Transport Category

Organised by the Institute of Technical Education (ITE), the IgnITE Skills Challenge is a yearly affair aimed at engaging secondary school students in vocational skills and foster a deeper understanding of the relevant technical courses by ITE.