🧠 Smart buildings use advanced technologies like IoT sensors and data analytics to improve energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and space utilisation. These systems continuously monitor and adjust the air conditioning to save energy and enhance occupant well-being, leading to lower costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
The Intelligence (In) badge looks at the adoption of smart technologies and systems within the building to create a safer and more efficient built environment, as well as improve user experience by providing optimal working and living spaces. Swipe to find out more!
🙇♀️ Thank you for reading through our #GM2021 badges series. We hope the series has been informative and readers are now able to understand how we can take intentional steps in ensuring a built environment that is more sustainable and liveable!
🔗 To find out more about the #GM2021 badges, visit go.gov.sg/gm2021.
The Intelligence (In) badge looks at the adoption of smart technologies and systems within the building to create a safer and more efficient built environment, as well as improve user experience by providing optimal working and living spaces. Swipe to find out more!
🙇♀️ Thank you for reading through our #GM2021 badges series. We hope the series has been informative and readers are now able to understand how we can take intentional steps in ensuring a built environment that is more sustainable and liveable!
🔗 To find out more about the #GM2021 badges, visit go.gov.sg/gm2021.
⏰ Last chance to secure your early bird pass for International Built Environment Week!
On 5th September, the session on "Identifying Quick Wins in the Decarbonisation Journey" will delve into essential strategies to reduce the carbon footprint of the built environment, focusing on greenfield and new development projects.
Learn how the industry can leverage greener construction materials and technologies to mitigate environmental impact from our esteemed speakers Yeoh Eng Yew of Bureau Veritas, Jocelyn Campbell of CarbonCure Technologies, Manuel Ong of Danfoss Singapore, and Vinamra Srivastava of CapitaLand Investment. They will share practical strategies and innovative solutions for a more sustainable future.
🎟️ Sign up before the early bird rate ends tomorrow and save up to SGD 510! Don't wait, register here.
On 5th September, the session on "Identifying Quick Wins in the Decarbonisation Journey" will delve into essential strategies to reduce the carbon footprint of the built environment, focusing on greenfield and new development projects.
Learn how the industry can leverage greener construction materials and technologies to mitigate environmental impact from our esteemed speakers Yeoh Eng Yew of Bureau Veritas, Jocelyn Campbell of CarbonCure Technologies, Manuel Ong of Danfoss Singapore, and Vinamra Srivastava of CapitaLand Investment. They will share practical strategies and innovative solutions for a more sustainable future.
🎟️ Sign up before the early bird rate ends tomorrow and save up to SGD 510! Don't wait, register here.
⚠️ SCAM ALERT ⚠️
The Building and Construction Authority (“BCA”) would like to alert members of the public to a scam, involving BCA purportedly permitting certain people certified by the BCA to open an account to participate in an investment scheme.
How the scam works:
• An individual claims to work in BCA, and is able to allow certain people, through BCA’s CEO, to participate in an investment.
• The individual provides a certificate, purportedly certifying a person granted permission to open an account under a scheme guaranteed by the BCA.
• The certificate bears logos of multiple ministries and public agencies, including the logos of the Ministry of National Development and the Ministry of Trade & Industry.
BCA has reported the matter to the police. BCA would like to remind members of the public that BCA does not administer any investment schemes or provide any investment opportunities.
We urge members of the public to exercise caution and vigilance. If you encounter any suspicious activity or have been approached by individuals making false claims about BCA or its officials, please alert BCA via our feedback form and report the incidents to the Police.
For more information on scams, you can also visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688.
The Building and Construction Authority (“BCA”) would like to alert members of the public to a scam, involving BCA purportedly permitting certain people certified by the BCA to open an account to participate in an investment scheme.
How the scam works:
• An individual claims to work in BCA, and is able to allow certain people, through BCA’s CEO, to participate in an investment.
• The individual provides a certificate, purportedly certifying a person granted permission to open an account under a scheme guaranteed by the BCA.
• The certificate bears logos of multiple ministries and public agencies, including the logos of the Ministry of National Development and the Ministry of Trade & Industry.
BCA has reported the matter to the police. BCA would like to remind members of the public that BCA does not administer any investment schemes or provide any investment opportunities.
We urge members of the public to exercise caution and vigilance. If you encounter any suspicious activity or have been approached by individuals making false claims about BCA or its officials, please alert BCA via our feedback form and report the incidents to the Police.
For more information on scams, you can also visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688.
♻️ By reimagining the use of local construction waste materials, we can create valuable new products, reducing the need for waste disposal and contributing to a greener, more sustainable construction industry.
BCA and Temasek Polytechnic (TP) jointly organised a Built Environment Innovation Exchange (BEIX) event under the Centre of Innovation Built Environment – Advanced Materials (COIBE-AM), which showcased the research and innovation projects that TP had embarked on with their SME partners. The projects involved the use of non-structural facilities incorporating recycled urban wastes and 3D printed concrete using recycled concrete fine aggregates.
Through this event, TP hopes to attract more BE stakeholders to consider collaborating with COIBE-AM and adopting the solutions to benefit their businesses!
🔗 Stay tuned for further upcoming Technology Exchanges and other similar events at go.gov.sg/bca-it-cal.
BCA and Temasek Polytechnic (TP) jointly organised a Built Environment Innovation Exchange (BEIX) event under the Centre of Innovation Built Environment – Advanced Materials (COIBE-AM), which showcased the research and innovation projects that TP had embarked on with their SME partners. The projects involved the use of non-structural facilities incorporating recycled urban wastes and 3D printed concrete using recycled concrete fine aggregates.
Through this event, TP hopes to attract more BE stakeholders to consider collaborating with COIBE-AM and adopting the solutions to benefit their businesses!
🔗 Stay tuned for further upcoming Technology Exchanges and other similar events at go.gov.sg/bca-it-cal.
From energy-optimising smart buildings to cutting-edge construction technogies, technological advancements are reshaping our built environment and revolutionising how we design, construct, and maintain our spaces.
🤖 In the first episode of Beyond Blueprints: The Future of Transformation, BCA’s Chief Technology Officer Jonathan Cheng shares how technologies and innovations like the use of drones for façade inspection and robotic solutions for construction have transformed the BE landscape in Singapore – improving productivity and promoting cost-savings.
He also shared on the importance of collaboration among the industry stakeholders to promote and implement advanced technologies for a transformative BE sector.
🎧 To listen to the podcast, visit go.gov.sg/bca-gensler-podcast.
Beyond Blueprints: The Future of Transformation is a mini-series by The Gensler Podcast in collaboration with BCA.
🤖 In the first episode of Beyond Blueprints: The Future of Transformation, BCA’s Chief Technology Officer Jonathan Cheng shares how technologies and innovations like the use of drones for façade inspection and robotic solutions for construction have transformed the BE landscape in Singapore – improving productivity and promoting cost-savings.
He also shared on the importance of collaboration among the industry stakeholders to promote and implement advanced technologies for a transformative BE sector.
🎧 To listen to the podcast, visit go.gov.sg/bca-gensler-podcast.
Beyond Blueprints: The Future of Transformation is a mini-series by The Gensler Podcast in collaboration with BCA.
🤝 At the Facilities Management (FM) Community of Practice (CoP) organised by BCA and JTC, major public and private sector FM service buyers came together to exchange thoughts on collaboration and ideas to address implementation issues on the ground.
BCA's Deputy CEO for Industry Development Mr Tan Chee Kiat shared that through collaborative partnership, service buyers and providers prioritise mutual understanding, shared accountability, and a unified goal to co-create solutions – ultimately leading to a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable FM sector.
🗣️ Industry speakers shared their experiences on building collaborative partnerships and emphasised the importance of adopting a collaborative mindset and culture to achieve desired goals. Participants at the roundtable discussion were encouraged to explore further collaborative practices in their own organisations.
We hope that this platform has inspired our fellow industry stakeholders to adopt a more collaborative and transformative approach in FM!
BCA's Deputy CEO for Industry Development Mr Tan Chee Kiat shared that through collaborative partnership, service buyers and providers prioritise mutual understanding, shared accountability, and a unified goal to co-create solutions – ultimately leading to a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable FM sector.
🗣️ Industry speakers shared their experiences on building collaborative partnerships and emphasised the importance of adopting a collaborative mindset and culture to achieve desired goals. Participants at the roundtable discussion were encouraged to explore further collaborative practices in their own organisations.
We hope that this platform has inspired our fellow industry stakeholders to adopt a more collaborative and transformative approach in FM!