Verticality in architecture is a defining characteristic of modern urban development, particularly in land-scarce cities like Singapore. With limited space and a growing population, vertical construction offers a sustainable solution for housing, commercial spaces, and green urban planning. With that said, why does Singapore prioritise verticality in its architectural landscape? Let’s explore its significance, benefits,...

Singaporean homeowners are increasingly investing in modern home renovation trends to enhance aesthetics, functionality, and property value. As living spaces evolve, renovations are no longer just about visual appeal, given that they also cater to changing lifestyles, technological advancements, and sustainable living. From open-concept layouts to smart home integration, modern renovation trends reflect a growing...

Sustainable interior design is becoming increasingly popular among Singaporean homeowners as people seek eco-friendly ways to enhance their living spaces. This approach focuses on creating homes that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally responsible, improving air quality, reducing waste, and lowering energy consumption. By choosing sustainable materials, energy-efficient designs, and waste-reducing strategies, homeowners...

Hurrah! Now that you’ve decided on building a custom home, it’s time to figure out the procurement method for your big landed property project that would best suit your needs. Typically, a procurement would mean the process of acquiring or obtaining a service or commodity. With that said, when it comes to the construction industry,...

Did you know that only 4.7% of people in Singapore’s population live in landed property? While subsidised public housing in Singapore remains the people’s number one choice as it is the most affordable option, landed property in Singapore is still highly sought after, and many aspire to have the exclusivity and space that a landed...

Energy bills in Singapore are rising and homeowners are constantly on the search for cost-effective solutions to maintain comfort while reducing expenses. One of the most sustainable approaches to achieving this is Passive Design Architecture – a strategy that leverages natural elements such as sunlight, ventilation, and insulation to lower energy consumption. Why Passive Design...