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List of performance-based projects arranged in chronological order (Updated as at 20 Mar 2019) Reference Registration Title Postal Code number date APPLICATION FOR IN-PRINCIPLE AGREEMENT OF FIRE SAFETY ENGINNERING BRIEF - FOR THE FIRE ENGINEERING ANALYSIS ON THE USE OF ALPOLIC/FR FEDB/001061/04 15/7/2004 819663 30% PERFORATION PANELS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE ROOF TRUSS (BELOW THE CEILING) IN TERMINAL 3S DEPARTURE HALL PROPOSED ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY EXHIBITION HALL HALL 7 TO 10 FOR SINGAPORE EXPO EXPANSION ON LOTS 09788T PT(SL) 07360L PT(SL) 09566A FEDB/001100/04 17/11/2004 PT(SL)07361C PT(SL) 98328L(SL)MK 27 AT EXPO DRIVE/UPPER CHANGI ROAD EAST/CHANGI SOUTH AVENUE 1 PROPOSED ERECTION OF PART SINGLE STOREY/PART 2-STOREY, SOUTHERN TRABSPORT TRANSIT COMPLEX WITH BASEMENT CAOMPRISING OF CARPARKS FEDB/001120/05 7/1/2005 MONORAIL STATION AND DEPOT BUILDING ON LOT 254PT(SL), 451PT(SL), 497PT(SL), 589PT(SL) MK 34 PALAWAN BEACH, SENTOSA (SOUTHERN ISLANDS PLANNING AREA) PROPOSED ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS TO BLOCK A, B, C, D AND CANOPY OVER THE INTERNAL STREETS ON LOT 152 155 158 159 161 AND STATE LAND FEDB/001160/05 24/1/2005 LOTS 275PT 273PT 273PT[SLRD] 274PT 276PT AND 277PT TS 09 AT CLARKE QUAY (CONSERVATION AREA) RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE PROPOSED EXTENSION WITH ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO EXISTING SINGLE-STOREY GROCERY WAREHOUSE WITH 3-STOREY ANCILLARY OFFICE FEDB/001200/05 21/2/2005 629062 ON LOT 2292K MK 7 AT NO. 37 JOO KOON CIRCLE (JURONG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE - PIONEER PLANNING DGP) PROPOSED CARPARK VENTILATION SYSTEM TO THE PROPOSED CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING 7 BLOCKS OF 10-STOREY APARTMENTS (TOTAL: FEDB/001220/05 31/3/2005 318 UNITS) WITH BASEMENT CARPARK, 3 SWIMMING POOLS AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON LOTS 2070, 2072PT MK 16 AT DUNEARN ROAD (BUKIT TIMAH PLANNING AREA) PROPOSED CARPARK MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM (USING DIRECT AXIAL FANS) TO PROPOSED ERECTION OF 15 BLOCKS OF 6-STOREY W/ATTIC FEDB/001260/05 22/4/2005 CONDOMINIUM HOUSING DEVELOPMENT (TOTAL 200 UNITS) WITH BASEMENT CARPARK AND SWIMMING ON LOT 1392M MK 34 AT OCEAN DRIVE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 5-STOREY SINGLE-USER WAREHOUSE WITH A 9- FEDB/001280/05 10/6/2005 STOREY ANCILLARY OFFICE ANNEXE ON LOT 7994X PT (JTC PLOT A0524401) MK 609206 5 AT PENJURU LANE PROPOSED MINI JET FANS DUCTLESS CARPARK VENTILATION SYSTEM TO FEDB/001300/05 24/6/2005 PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING THE ERECTION OF 1 678185 BLOCK OF 7 STOREY APARTMENT AT UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD PROPOSED MINI JET FANS DUCTLESS CARPARK MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM TO PROPOSED MIXED COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING 1 BLOCK OF 25-STOREY OFFICE TOWER WITH ELEVATED CAR PARKS 1 BLOCK OF FEDB/001301/05 24/6/2005 12-STOREY SOHO TOWER 1 BLOCK OF 8-STOREY SOHO TOWER WITH CIVIC & 059817 COMMUNITY INSTITUTION ON 3RD & 4TH STOREY AND A 4-STOREY RETAIL CUM F & B PODIUM WITH 1 BASEMENT ON URA PARCEL 594 TS 07 AT EU TONG SENG STREET/TEW CHEW STREET PROPOSED MINI JET FANS DUCTLESS CARPARK MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM TO PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO APPROVE CONDOMINIUM HOUSING FEDB/001320/05 24/6/2005 DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING 5 BLOCK OF 8 STOREY APARTMENTS(TOTAL 295 228406 UNITS) WITH COMMON BASEMENT AND COMMUNAL FACILITIES AT MOUNT EMILY ROAD PROPOSED DUCTLESS JET FANS SYSTEM FOR MECHANICAL VENTILATION & SMOKE PURGING FOR CARPARK TO PROPOSED CONDOMINIUM HOUSING DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING 12 BLOCKS OF 17-STOREY RESIDENTIAL FEDB/001340/05 8/9/2005 BUILDINGS WITH BASEMENT CARPARK, TENNIS COURTS, SWIMMING POOL, CLUBHOUSE AND COMMUNAL FACILITIES ON LOT 8988K, MUKIM 22 (URA LAND PARCEL) AT KOVAN ROAD/FLOWER ROAD (HOUGANG PLANNING AREA) PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 8-STOREY SINGLE-USER LIGHT INDUSTRIAL FEDB/001380/05 3/10/2005 DEVELOPMENT (LOGISTICS HUB) ON LOT 4201N PT (JTC PLOT A1997000) MK 31 AT ALPS AVENUE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 4-STOREY SINGLE-USER LIGHT INDUSTRIAL FEDB/001381/05 3/10/2005 DEVELOPMENT (LOGISTICS HUB) WITH BASEMENT CARPARK ON LOT 4348K MK 31 (PLOT A0512900) AT ALPS AVENUE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 7-STOREY SINGLE-USER LIGHT INDUSTRIAL FEDB/001420/05 6/10/2005 DEVELOPMENT (LOGISTICS HUB) ON LOT 4270M PT (JTC PLOT A0979100) MK 31 AT ALPS AVENUE PROPOSED NEW ERECTION OF A 4-STOREY WAREHOUSE RETAIL BUILDING COMPRISING OF M&E PLANT ROOMS AT PART BASEMENT; CARPARK AT 1ST & FEDB/001460/05 11/10/2005 2ND STOREY; RETAIL & WAREHOUSE AT 3RD; SHOWROOM & RESTAURANT AT 4TH; ANCILLARY OFFICE AT PART 5TH STOREY AT CORNER OF TAMPINES EXPRESSWAY AND TAMPINES AVE 10 1 of 41 Reference Registration Title Postal Code number date PROPOSED REPLACEMENT OF BASEMENT CARPARK MECHANICAL FEDB/001480/05 13/10/2005 VENTILATION SYSTEM TO THE MINI JET FANS DUCTLESS SYSTEM AT1ST 089053 BASEMENT AND 2ND BASEMENT OF TANJONG PAGAR COMPLEX PROPOSED 7-STOREY HARD DISK MANUFACTURING PLANT ON LOTS 907N, FEDB/001500/05 24/10/2005 1399M AND 3170W PT MUKIM 3 AT PIONEER ROAD / PIONEER CRESCENT 639582 SINGAPORE 639582 PROPOSED CARPARK SMOKE PURGING MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM (USING DIRECT AXIAL FANS) TO PROPOSED CONDOMINIUM HOUSING DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING 2 BLOCKS OF 36-STOREY RESIDENTIAL FLATS FEDB/001520/05 8/11/2005 (TOTAL 228 UNITS) WITH BASEMENT CARPARKS, SWIMMING POOL & COMMUNAL FACILITIES ON LOTS 321N, 631A, 831C, 99358K, 99360A & 99361K TS 21 AT KIM SENG ROAD/RIVER VALLEY ROAD (SINGAPORE RIVER DGP) PROPOSED CARPARK MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM (USING DIRECT AXIAL FANS) TO PROPOSED A BLOCK OF 10-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AND A BLOCK OF PART 8/PART 12/PART 14-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING FEDB/001521/05 25/11/2005 WITH 2 BASEMENT CARPARKS AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON LOTS 515X & 554V (PREVIOUS LOT NO 486K PT) TS 20 AT OXLEY RISE/CLEMENCEAU AVENUE/PENANG ROAD PROPOSED SUCRALOSE FACILITY AT SAKRA PLACE ON JURONG ISLAND FEDB/001522/05 29/11/2005 SINGAPORE ON LOT 1619X MK 34 PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 4-STOREY SINGLE-USER SINGALE-OCCUPIER WAREHOUSE CUM HYPERMARKET RETAIL DEVELOPMENT C/W ANCILLARY FEDB/001523/05 7/12/2005 FACILITIES INCLUDING OFFICES SURFACE CARPARKS & OTHER ANCILLARY FACILITIES AT TAMPINES AVENUE 10 FOR DFI SOUTH ASIA PTE LTD PROPOSED NEW ERECTION OF A 4-STOREY WAREHOUSE RETAIL BUILDING COMPRISING OF M&E PLANT ROOMS AT PART BASEMENT CARPARK AT 1ST & FEDB/001360/0501 8/12/2005 2ND STOREY RETAIL & WAREHOUSE AT 3RD STOREY SHOWROOM & RESTAURANT AT 4TH STOREY ANCILLARY OFFICE AT PART 5TH STOREY AT CORNER OF TAMPINES EXPRESSWAY AND TAMPINES AVE 10 PROPOSED 6-STOREY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT WITH 2 BASEMENTS FOR LASALLE-SIA COLLEGE OF THE ARTS NEW CITY CAMPUS ON LOT 126-2, 547, FEDB/001524/05 28/12/2005 565PT, 568PT, 572PT, 569, 570, 582, 583, 858N, 128-1 & 128-2 TS 12 AT PRINSEP STREET / ALBERT STREET / SHORT STREET (ROCHOR PLANNING AREA) PROPOSED PERFORMANCE-BASED SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEM TO PROPOSED ERECTION OF 4 BLOCKS OF DETACHED SINGLE STOREY WAREHOUSE ON LOT FEDB/001525/06 9/1/2006 2154PT & 2155PT MK 07 AT TUAS SOUTH STREET 1 & 2/TUAS SOUTH AVENUE 3 & 6 (URA LAND PARCEL 497) PROPOSED CARPARK SMOKE PURGING MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM (USING DIRECT AXIAL FANS) TO PROPOSED 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    EMBARGOED TILL 8.00PM, 8 SEPTEMBER 2016 PRESS RELEASE Unveiling the Masterplan for Tengah : At Home With Nature Minister for National Development, Mr Lawrence Wong unveiled the masterplan for Singapore’s 24th HDB town, Tengah, at the HDB Awards Ceremony on 8 September 2016. Following the announcement, a public exhibition on the key planning concepts for Tengah will be held from 9 to 25 September 2016 at HDB Hub. 2 As the master planner and developer of Singapore’s public housing estates, HDB is constantly on the lookout for innovative ideas to provide residents with a quality living environment. In line with HDB’s Roadmap to provide well-designed, sustainable and community-centric towns, we have seen the steady completion of a new generation of public housing projects in recent years, each with their own distinctive designs, abundant green spaces, seamlessly-connected cycling and pedestrian networks, and vibrant community spaces for interaction. The upcoming new “Forest Town”, Tengah, will further raise the bar for public housing, with its fresh planning concepts, bold ideas and innovative designs. 3 Located in the Western region of Singapore, Tengah is bounded by the Kranji Expressway (KJE), Pan-Island Expressway (PIE), Brickland Road and Bukit Batok Road. The key driving planning concept behind Tengah is the creation of a “Forest Town”, with homes surrounded by lush greenery and nature, where residents can enjoy quality living and connect with the community in a myriad of amenities and green spaces. Tengah, Singapore’s 24th HDB town, will be transformed into a “Forest Town” that is green, sustainable and smart EMBARGOED TILL 8.00PM, 8 SEPTEMBER 2016 4 The development of Tengah will be guided by six key ideas as follows: Creating an evergreen forest town Provisions for moving around with ease Provisions for walking and cycling everywhere Creating five unique housing districts Enabling close-knit communities Creating a Smart and sustainable town 5 Tengah will see several ‘firsts’ in its development.
  • An Inspired Vision

    An Inspired Vision

    AN INSPIRED VISION Be part of a diverse group of individuals in this up-and-coming LOCALE, where opportunity awaits. Enjoy the commute between this trendsetting neighbourhood and the city with its network of enhanced CONNECTIVITY. Create your own SPACE where definitive style meets comfort in a home you can call your own. Bijou. A Far East SOHO development. DISCOVER THE BIJOU APPROACH TO LIFE Shot on location LIFELONG Freehold at Pasir Panjang INTEGRATED With retail and F&B at ground floor and basement LIMITED Just 120 units in this low-rise 5-storey development CONNECTED Directly opposite Pasir Panjang MRT Station and minutes’ drive to Mapletree Business City, Sentosa and CBD DISCOVER THE POTENTIAL OF WHAT’S TO COME Bijou is located at the fringe of the future Greater Southern Waterfront, which extends from Pasir Panjang to Marina East and is set to be developed in 5-10 years' time. Under the URA Draft Master Plan 2019, the area is envisaged to be a gateway to live, work and play with 1,000 ha of land for future development. Bijou is set to benefit from the transformation of this major gateway and is well-connected to public transport nodes and amenities. Shot on location The Straits Times | Friday, March 8, 2019 sure that every town is well-devel- oped, with good amenities and con- Gateways and long-term plans for a green Singapore venient access to transport nodes and job centres near home, he said. Plans to While these efforts do not “auto- matically equalise property values”, the Government can “temper some of the excesses in the market”.
  • (NSS)'S Position on HDB's Tengah Forest Plan Summary Introduction

    (NSS)'S Position on HDB's Tengah Forest Plan Summary Introduction

    Nature Society Singapore (NSS)’s Position on HDB’s Tengah Forest Plan Summary The HDB’s plan for a ‘Forest Town’ at Tengah is laudable in the setting aside of a 5km-long and 100m-wide green corridor called the ‘Tengah Nature Way’ (TNW) --- for wildlife dispersal between the Western Catchment and the Central Nature Reserve (Bukit Timah & Central Catchment). The plan to green and soften up the one and large Canal in the area running north into the Kranji Reservoir extends admirably what has been accomplished at the Kallang River in Bishan Park. But disappointingly, HDB’s vision of a forest town involves only about 7 % or slightly more of the original forest being set aside for the conservation of biodiversity. Given the impressive records from NParks’ survey of wildlife in the area, NSS’ position is that this will be tragic for the rich wildlife currently inhabiting the area. In terms of ecological sustainability, there is lacking a robust plan for the ‘Forest Town’. Here, NSS proposes that there should be two core forest areas set aside at both ends of the TNW as havens for the remaining wildlife in the area after the completion of the housing development --- both of which can also function as resting and calming stop-overs for those wildlife on long-range dispersal. NSS also indicates here the directional thrust on both the western and the eastern end of TNW for an effective connectivity between the Western Catchment and the Central Nature Reserve --- as well as a green waterway connectivity from the Canal to the marshland of the Kranji Marshes Park to the north.