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Working on your home or developing your property is an exciting journey, but it requires careful planning and expert guidance to ensure success. A feasibility study is the first step, helping you assess the potential of your site and identify challenges early. Architects play a vital role in the entire process, offering expertise in design, documentation, compliance, management and sustainability. We are able to guide you through the various stages of works including the submission and approval process with authorities, ensuring your project meets legal and safety standards. Additionally, embracing concepts like adaptive reuse and sustainability can add long-term value to your development while benefiting the environment. Understanding these elements is key to turning your dream and vision into reality.
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Closed Loop Township
In the 1900s, the Japanese government faced a critical issue of pollution and waste management due to the rising consumption and industrial activity. This spurred the search for a sustainable solution that culminated in the Eco-Towns project jointly developed by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and Ministry of Environment (MOE). The Eco-Town model addresses the environmental issue of pollution and waste management by diverting waste away from landfills and finding new life for them in other industrial processes. Closed Loop Township
Rammed Earth in the Tropic
In a 2009 dissertation, we analysed Rammed Earth construction techniques and its viability for use in Singapore. Rammed earth is a traditional method of construction using compressed unbaked earth – usually to construct walls – that has a long history as far back as 500 B.C. What are some benefits and the possibility of using it in the Tropics?Rammed Earth in the Tropic
Rammed Earth Project in Singapore
In a 2009 thesis, we proposed a thermal therapy resort that utilizes rammed earth construction. The conception and design were centered around using rammed earth to minimize the project’s ecological footprint. In contrast to the existing linear process of architecture – where resources are extracted to construct buildings before being discarded as waste at the end of the building’s lifespan – rammed earth can be returned to the ground upon demolition, leaving the natural environment similar to its original state pre-construction.Rammed Earth Project in Singapore
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