Hall of Honors

The Atlanta BeltLine is an ambitious project that is creating 22 miles of transit around Atlanta's urban core along with 33 miles of multi-use trails and 1,300 acres of new greenspace. The heart of the project lies in formerly unused, contaminated rail corridor originally developed before its surrounding neighborhoods. The Eastside Trail is the first segment to adapt and reuse this historic rail line that will eventually contain all of the elements of the Atlanta BeltLine vision.

The Eastside Trail, a 2-mile long section of the Atlanta BeltLine, connects five formerly divided neighborhoods. It contains a 14-foot-wide concrete trail and 30 acres of landscaped greenway. It also connects three major parks – including the Atlanta BeltLine's Historic Fourth Ward Park and Skatepark – and connects to a 19-mile trail running from downtown to the suburbs. This opens up new and safe alternative commute options and will eventually connect to a new streetcar network between a number of vital work and residential centers.

The challenge in reclaiming the Atlanta BeltLine corridor is common to former railroad sites: widespread, varied levels of contamination, particularly arsenic, which was used as an herbicide to control vegetation. The remediation solutions employed are applicable to not only former rail projects but to any site with widespread, varied levels of contamination.

The unique, 17-acre Historic Fourth Ward Park transformed a barren, contaminated site into a successful template of land use, greenspace and sustainable development for the entire Atlanta BeltLine. Stormwater solutions are disguised through artistic park features. Economic redevelopment has been jumpstarted by park amenities such as a greensward; a splashpad and playground; a recirculating stream and wildflower meadows; a multi-use field; and Atlanta's first skatepark. The final product is a park that reduces energy use, contributes to vital ecological processes and is maintained in an environmentally responsible way.

Project Address:
544 North Angier Avenue
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
USA

Developer:
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.
86 Pryor Street
Suite 300
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
USA

Architect:
HDR, USA
Wood+Partners, USA

Restoration and conservation of the Gödöllö Royal Palace- the largest and first example model of a typical Middle-European baroque architectural solution of representative aristocratic homes – after it was used as Soviet camp base and social home until the beginning of the 90s.

The different phases of the restorations and developments cost 8.3 billion HUF (about 27,6 million EUR). It was financed by the Hungarian state, by the municipality of Gödöllö and by the European Union.

The new functions of building: a tourist attraction, cultural and event complex. There are five exhibitions in the building. You can visit the main permanent exhibition (36 rooms showing Royal apartments, the Era of the Grassalkovich, Queen Elisabeth memorial exhibition, "Centuries, Inhabitants, Stories" – the 20th century history of the palace), the baroque theatre, the Horthy bunker, the 3D cinema (showing the film "The Castle of Gödöllö ever and now") and "The horse culture of royals and aristocrats" (Interactive exhibition in the Baroque stables and Stableman rooms) and seasonal exhibitions as well.

The painted lobby and the Grand Hall on the first floor, the Baroque Theatre, and the Riding Hall are also used for various programmes. Right before the double drive there is a car park for the visitors, suitable for 60 cars and 5 buses at a time. The visitor service units and the connected infrastructure are situated on the ground floor.

The cheerful inner court is a resting place, where various outdoor programmes are held. The 26-hectare English park, which is open to the public, was declared a nature reserve. Its botanical curiosities are much appreciated by the visitors. Riding and hunting shows are held in the park.

Project Address:
Grassalkovich - kastély, 5852., hrsz..
2100 Gödöllö, Hungary

Owner:
Gödöllö Royal Palace Public Benefit Non-Profit Ltd.
2100 Gödöllö, Grassalkovich Palace, Lot no. 5852
Hungary

Architect:
Dr. Zsolt Máté, Közti Zrt., Hungary

PARKROYAL on Pickering is located in the Central Area of Singapore, at Upper Pickering Street. It is at an important confluence point between the Singapore River, Clarke Quay, Chinatown and the Central Business District (CBD). The development is located within walking distance from Clarke Quay and Chinatown MRT stations as well as the Raffles Place MRT station in the CBD.

Its architectural design is one that responds appropriately to its unique site context of being adjacent to a green lung within the city centre. It is a lush retreat right in the heart of the city that you cannot get from any other high-rise business hotel.

Over 15,000m2 of elevated sky gardens, water features, planted terraces and green walls were designed, which makeup 215% of its site area. The design adapted the idea of our sprawling garden city onto the high-rise building typology with the same sense of relief and delight as one would get from a park on the ground. Extensive landscaping is introduced, which allows alternative approaches to be taken without compromising the comfort and amenity of end-users. Guestroom corridors, lobbies and washrooms were designed as attractive garden spaces, naturally ventilated, shaded by tropical trees and flanked by water features.

In addition, the hotel is managed by the Pan Pacific Hotels Group, a subsidiary of UOL Group Limited, under its acclaimed PARKROYAL brand. With experience in managing over 30 hotels, resorts and service suites with over 10,000 rooms worldwide, a high level of service standards is rendered, enhancing the overall experience for the guest.

These factors combined with its proximity to the Central Business District and popular tourist enclaves like Clark Quay and Chinatown, were instrumental to the development's success.

Project Address:
3 Upper Pickering Street
Singapore 058289

Owner:
UOL Group Limited
101 Thomson Road #33-00
United Square
Singapore 307591

Architect:
WOHA

This 280-hectare development nestled in a unique crescent Chan May Bay marks the first project in Vietnam for the Banyan Tree Group.

Laguna Lang Co, the first and largest world-class integrated resort in Vietnam adjoins a three kilometres beach overlooking the East Sea of Vietnam, an area renowned for its pristine coastline, natural scenery and proximity to three UNESCO World Heritage sites - Hue, Hoi An and My Son.

The project is a high-end integrated resort which currently includes Banyan Tree and Angsana branded hotels and spas, an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Sir Nick Faldo, private villas and residences, convention facilities, centralized back of house facilities and a plethora of recreational activities. Future plans include a further six hotels, golf residences, town homes, landed houses, condominium units, centralized MICE facilities and village town centre, which will contain local and high- end retailers, restaurants, coffee shops and residences.

Project Address:
Cu Du Village,
Loc Vinh Commune, Phu Loc District,
Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam

Owner:
Laguna (Vietnam) Company Limited

Head Office:
Cu Du Village, Loc Vinh Commune Phu Loc District,

Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam

Centro Empresarial Senado ("CES" for short) is the biggest steel and concrete structure building in Brazil. It is comprised of four state of the art commercial towers of different heights – totaling 70 pavements – and interconnected by a magnificent atrium.

The corporate complex – delivered in 2012 – will be the new headquarters of Petrobras in Rio de Janeiro and was conceived under the "Triple A" standards, in accordance with strict sustainability criteria in every single square meter of its total 185,000 sqm of built area, with LEED certification.

The architectural project, signed by Edo Rocha is one of the greatest differentials. The landscape is by Escritório Burle Marx.

The building's façade is made of glass, aiming to reflect the history that is around it.

The atrium – with 928sqm of built area – is the central character of Centro Empresarial Senado, facing the internal buildings´ façades, the glass cover and three footbridges.

One of the challenges of this project was to promote the interaction of the different architectural elements.

The CES construction resulted in a series of virtuous changes in its surroundings. Many commercial venues compete for the more than 10 thousand Petrobras employees and the historical buildings nearby have become an extra attraction to the CES.

More than 4 thousand people visit the towers daily.

Project Address:
Av. Henrique Valadares,
28, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Company:
Edo Rochas Arquitetura e Planejamento Ltda.
Av. das Nacoes Unidas,
11.857 - oitavo andar - Brooklin - cidade de Sao Paulo,
estado de Sao Paulo,
Brazil - CEP 04578-000

Architects:
Author: Edo Rocha
Coordinator: Alexandre Mirandez
Team: Cesar Peraro, Daniela Oliveira, Flavio Garcia, Ana Maria Blazon, Katia Jancso, Gabriel Rocha and Camilo Colomi

The one-phase, category "A", standalone office development is located in the 13th district of Budapest, parallel to the Váci Road office corridor, bordered by Kassák Park, Tüzér and Loportár Streets and Kassák Park. The green office building was carefully planned to create ideal workspaces, while also considering our micro- and macro environment. Cutting-edge environmental solutions and green technologies are applied in each and every development phase to minimize the building's environmental footprint, and reduce its energy use and carbon dioxide emissions.

The building comprises about 20.000 sq m GBA above ground on 7 levels, providing 17.800 sq m GLA and 252 car parking spaces on 3 underground levels.

Good accessibility and the availability of services are essential elements and attractive features of the project. Green House can be reached by metro, bus, tram, trolley and car, but the area is also served by multiple bicycle lanes. A wide range of services is provided in the neighborhood, but additional commercial units are also accommodated in the building (restaurant, café, ATM and car wash) to further contribute to an all-around green work experience.

Project Address:
Kassák Lajos Street 19-25
1134 Budapest, Hungary

Owner:
Skanska Property Hungary LLC
Kassak Lajos 19-25
1134 Budapest, Hungary

Architect:
Tamás Pintér, DPI Design Ltd., Hungary
Asa Haremst & Anders Svennington, White Arkitekter AB, Sweden

The Maple Garden
The park is located at the edge of the new CBD. Site itself is a valuable property. A former development for exhibition hall and business complex had ceased, and leaved a huge excavated hole ,-20m underground, on site. By considering the maximum benefit of the pubic, the Taichung mayor Dr. Jason Hu decided to leave the project for an open space. It was a very important move for Taichung's urban development. This project rescued the exiting ill-fated development and turned it into an inner-city ecologically recreational and educational park. The scale is large enough to create an psychological retreat space for citizens, and an ecological oasis and incubator. Besides all these merits mentioned above, the sunken park is a large flood detaining basin that can help protect neighborhood from the risk of being flooded.

Concept
Red in Culture and Urban Regeneration
The design of the Maple Garden was inspired by the traditional Taiwanese aboriginal dance of harvesting. The traditional harvest dance celebrates every year in August for three days and nights without intermission. Dancers wave hands with each other to form a line, or a circle. While dancing, the dancers move their heads up and down while they jumping. The waving movements are repetitive and rhythmical. Following the spirit, the central main building acts as the focal point of the garden and is designed to provide a seating area for food and beverage. The dynamic form of the building not only catches the rhythm of dancing movements in motion, but also creates a contrasted view to the rigid city skyline behind it. Accompanying with the success of the Maple Garden, surrounding real estate developments and retail businesses have been boosted and become busy again.

Project Address:
No. 99, Sec. 3, Taiwan Boulevard, Xitun Dist.,
Taichung City 40701, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Owner:
Taichung City Government
No. 99, Sec. 3, Taiwan Boulevard, Xitun Dist.,
Taichung City 40701, Taiwan (R.O.C.)


Architect:
Kyle Chiakai Yang, Arctangent, architecture+design, Taiwan

Pahoa Kindergarten Public Building or TK Pahoa is a school built by Summarecon Serpong, real estate developers in Indonesia that are committed to developing products centered around green concepts while emphasizing functionality .

The Pahoa Kindergarten building, established in the Summarecon Serpong area, 21 kilometers from Jakarta, is the embodiment of the developer's commitment to provide the best experience for children at an early age, to live and learn in a healthy environment. Through designs initiated by developers with architect Adi Purnomo, this building has become a school whose architecture reflects values that are both child-friendly and environmentally friendly in every detail.

Established on an area of land measuring 13,000 m2, Pahoa Kindergarten is pioneering the concept of a school being close to nature while in the center of a city. The building was built on previously unproductive land in elite upper-middleclass real estate and is both a learning place for children as well as a safe place for children's activities. The project includes a main building with 30 classrooms, an auditorium, and a support structure with a library, playroom, office, swimming pool, outdoor playground, outdoor theater, roof garden, parking lots, and school health units (UKS). Every element of the architecture is designed with ergonomic aspects for children in mind.

The design of the Pahoa Kindergarten building by developer Summarecon Serpong allows children to gain access to natural surroundings and teaches them how to put their knowledge into practice in a controlled environment. The building was built with the aim of providing people with the best possible connection to nature through childhood. Natural lighting and ventilation systems were designed to teach those in the building to live in an environmentally friendly way.

The school management applies green concepts not only to the buildings themselves but also to the students. The principles of energy conservation and environmental protection are part of the educational curriculum, practiced in the day-to- day activities of the school community. By combining both the building design and the curriculum, the school is expected to produce graduates with both strong personal values and a deep appreciation for the natural world.

Project Address:
Jl. Ki Hajar Dewantara No.6,
Serpong-Tangerang, Indonesia

Developer:
Kso. Summarecon Serpong
Jl. Boulevard Raya Gading Serpong,
Blok M.5 No.3 Serpong-Tangerang
Indonesia

Architect:
Adi Purnomo, Mamostudio, Indonesia

Singapore's leading developer, City Developments Limited (CDL) is honoured to present One Shenton – an architectural gem that gleams as the jewel in the crown of Singapore's new downtown.

Multiple award-winning world-renowned architect Carlos Ott was commissioned to create a stunning design for One Shenton which comprises 341 luxury apartments and penthouses. Towering majestically at 50 storeys and 43 storeys high, with its distinctive gold and silver two towers topped with iconic crowns, One Shenton is visually bonded with three sky bridges – the first of its kind in Singapore. The main intent was to create a thoroughly modern and unique sculptural structure with a strong silhouette and a striking façade in silver and gold that reflects the dynamic pulse of city living.

The sky bridges accommodate duplex Sky Suites, which come with jet pools, located on 16th to 17th, 26th to 27th and 33rd to 34th floors. These bridges include the Wellness Levels on the 24th and 25th floors which provide a Sky Gym, Spa Garden, Outdoor Fitness Area and a host of facilities.

One Shenton, with its city and waterfront views, has an enviable location in the heart of the Central Business District at the edge of Marina Bay, Singapore's premier waterfront destination, close to the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort. Also located in this area are the new Business Financial Centre, Gardens by the Bay and an array of leisure, commercial and entertainment facilities. Raffles MRT Station and the upcoming Landmark MRT Station is only a short walk away. With all the attractions nearby, One Shenton is the epitome of a stylish and dynamic city lifestyle.

This high profile project was launched for pre-sales (before development) in 2007 and received very good response from buyers. It was completed in 2011.

Project Address:
1 Shenton Way
Singapore 068803

Developer:
City Developments Limited
36 Robinson Road #02-01 City House
Singapore 068877

Architect:
Carlos Ott, Architects 61, Singapore

The Vila dos Corais is a new low rise residential development within the Reserva do Paiva, the region's first planned neighborhood, installing a complete residential, professional and leisure infrastructure over approximately 15 years. Vila dos Corais, made up of 132 luxury apartments shared across six low rise buildings within an area of 60 thousand m² represents the second residential phase of the Reserva do Paiva project.

The developer, Odebrecht Realizações Imobiliárias (OR), looked to follow the success of the first phase of the Reserva do Paiva neighborhood, the 66 luxury houses of the Morada da Peninsula condominium in the Vila dos Corais concept. The development provides a financially more accessible option for families or those looking for a second home without compromising on the comfort, sophistication and bold architecture associated with the Reserva do Paiva and OR developments. The apartments prioritize horizontality and were conceived to make the most of the natural surroundings with panoramic ocean views to the front of the units and preserved Atlantic forest to the rear. The three innovative apartment options prioritize privacy and spaciousness with the Garden apartment providing the privacy and exclusivity of a house combined with the convenience and security of an apartment. The guiding principles and motivation for the project are to provide a complete infrastructure with a standard of luxury, quality of life and practicality never before seen in the region and all following strict socio-economic sustainability guidelines.

Project Address:
Avenida A, 6/N,
Lote 21-A1 Cabo Santo Agostinho,
Pernambuco, Brazil

Developer:
Odebrecht Realizacoes Imobiliarias
Rua Antonio Lumack do Monte, 128
Edf. Empresarial Center III loja 2,
Boa Viagem Recite, Brazil

Architect:
Jeronimo da Cunha Lima
JCL Arquitetos, Brazil

Santa Marina is a beach-front resort located next to the ancient town of Sozopol, Bulgaria, the concept of which emphasizes services and comfort. With the unique facilities, excellent living conditions and exclusive servicing, Santa Marina guarantees an inimitable accommodation and recreation style. The many pools, restaurants, bars, children attractions, leisure and facilities make Santa Marina the ideal place for family vacations, long-term accommodation and permanent residing. Santa Marina has an excellent location on the coast, offering breathtaking sea views amongst green and marine surroundings. Sozopol offers a leisurely lifestyle full of chic restaurants, bars and activities.

The residential scheme includes 78 villas with apartments of various sizes and a wide range of services and facilities. Villas are arranged amphitheatrically along the bay providing for breathtaking sea views from most of the properties. The complex is built in the distinct architectural style of the Bulgarian 19th century National Revival period.

More than 70% of the resort's area is dedicated to gardens, swimming pools, alleys, parking and facilities. The concept of the project is based on creating harmony between the existing nature and surroundings and the comfort of inhabitants. Given the projects' long-term vision and to guarantee its sustainable future development, the investment company is taking several steps, which concern the protection of the environment.

Santa Marina Holiday Village is one of the most successful projects in its category in Bulgaria. Over 1200 apartments have already been sold in the village. Santa Marina is also a very good example of a sustainable, successful development. The project is an entirely Bulgarian investment, which combines a strong business case with proven management practices. In just a few years, Santa Marina has positioned itself as a preferred place for both holidays and investments - historical values of properties in the resort have been going up yearly.

Project Address:
Santa Marina Holiday Village,
Sozopol - 8130, Bulgaria

Owner:
FairPlay Properties REIT
59 B Cherni vrah blvd.
Sofia – 1407, Bulgaria

Architects:
Petko Marinov, Castillia Architectural Studio, Bulgaria

Setia City Mall is the first official green-rated mall in Malaysia which is recognised with the double accreditations of Malaysia's Green Building Index (GBI) and Singapore's Building and Construction Authority (BCA) Green Mark.

Strategically located in the award-winning Setia Alam township 35km west of the capital city of Kuala Lumpur, Setia City Mall is a revolutionary lifestyle retail destination which demonstrates an environmentally sustainable model in its overall development, operations and management.

This 740,000 sq. ft. retail landmark sets new benchmarks as a suburban mall with an impressive collection of over 230 international and local retailers anchoring the retail mix that emulates the typical model of a city centre mall. Key retailers include Parkson, H&M, Golden Screen Cinemas, Fitness First, Zara, Uniqlo and Harvey Norman.

The heart of the community, Setia City Mall provides shoppers with a friendly, comfortable and safe recreational centre that fulfills the developer's vision of creating a fun and affordable family experience with minimal ecological footprint.

Setia City Mall is owned and developed by Greenhill Resources Sdn Bhd, the joint venture company between Malaysian property developer S P Setia Berhad and the Asian Retail Investment Fund (ARIF), a Lend Lease managed fund.

S P Setia is Malaysia's leading property developer recognised for its fully integrated portfolio or projects that encompasses townships, eco sanctuaries, luxury enclaves, high-rise residences and commercial developments with a growing international presence through projects in Vietnam, Australia and the United Kingdom.

ARIF is a wholesale real estate development fund managed in Singapore with an investment mandate in the Asia Pacific region. ARIF is managed by Lend Lease Investment Management Pte Ltd, which is part of Lend Lease Corporation Limited, a multi-disciplinary property development group based in Sydney and operating in the Asia region, with extensive fund management, property development, property management and construction capabilities.

Project Address:
No. 7, Persiaran Setia Dagang,
Setia Alam, Seksyen U13,
40170 Shah Alam,
Selangor, Malaysia

Owner:
Greenhill Resources Sdn Bhd
Centre Management Office,
Level 2, Setia City Mall
No. 7 Persiaran Setia Dagang
Setia Alam, Seksyen U13
40170 Shah Alam,
Selangor, Malaysia

Architects:
Archicentre, Malaysia

The award winning Platinum Sentral, a unique green office offering seamless connectivity, a creative working environment and contemporary business lifestyle. With a central atrium connecting all five enclosed blocks of its built up area, Platinum Sentral is truly Kuala Lumpur Sentral CBD's first Green Office Campus. Platinum Sentral's GFA of approximately 980,000 sq. ft. includes contemporary office buildings, high-end retail, business centres, hospitality zones and green spaces worth an overall GDV of more than RM700 million.

Platinum Sentral is one of MRCB's signature projects, with contemporary and best-in-class office solutions, designed in compliance with Singapore's Building & Construction Authority BCA Green Mark Platinum rating. Platinum Sentral is Malaysia's first commercial building that uses CISCO's Smart+Connected Real Estate (S+CRE) to enhance the tenants' experiences through better planning, construction and space configuration. It provides a truly unique state-of-the-art, distinctive smart green building that offers seamless connectivity and a creative working environment.

One unique solution is its digital guidance system that autonomously manages the ample car parks within the building. This is in line with MRCB's agenda in promoting sustainable development, particularly in Energy Efficient and Green Design buildings. Platinum Sentral is also the winner of the Edge-PAM Green Excellence Awards 2012. It was also selected as a recipient for the Best Green Office Development, Best Green Initiative at the Editor's Choice Property Awards 2012 and winner of Sustainable Development FIABCI Malaysia Property Award 2013.

Project Address:
Jalan Stesen Sentral 2
Kuala Lumpur Sentral
50470 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Company Address:
Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad
Level 21, 1 Sentral
Jalan Travers, Kuala Lumpur Sentral
P.O.Box 12640
50470 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Architect:
Kumpulan Senireka Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Aouzihdi is the new community that has been developed rapidly in recent years. The government has invested many large public facilities in this area, such as Art Museum Cultural Park, Kaohsiung Arena, MRT Red Line, Bo-ai Boulevard, etc., to integrate the resources and enhance the superiority of this area.

Aouzihdi Park, which occupies a land of 10 ha., was completed and open to the public in 2009. Being next to the R13 Station of MRT Red Line, the park links connects Shoushan and Art Museum Cultural Park in its east-west axis and Love River, Kaohsiung Arena, Indigenous Plant Garden, and Lotus!

Project Address:
Gushan Dist.
Kaohsiung City 8041
Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Owner:
Kaohsiung City Government
5F, No. 2, Siwei 3rd Rd, Linya Dist.
Kaohsiung City 802
Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Architect:
Chen-Hsiang Huang, Yi Hsiang Architectural Design, Taiwan

The Eco-Park of Regulated Dagoi stream, occupying a site of about 4.59 hectare, is located in the hillsides bordering the residential area on flat land. Its largest flood storage capacity of about 131,500 cubic meter, is equipped with the duplex type (side-spilled) flood discharge structure that has the mechanism of automatic storage and discharge of water, without installation of pumpsets which is in line with the spirit of sustainable energy conservation.

The Eco-park's wetland environment is constructed with the near-nature engineering methods to maintain good habitat for organisms. It is therefore a combination of ecological and flood control park!

Project Address:
End of Dahu Shanzhuang St.
Neihu Dist 114., Taipei City
Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Owner:
Taipei City Government
No.1, Shifu Rd., Xinyi Dist.
Taipei City 110
Taiwan (R.O.C)

The overall restoration of St. Joseph's Novitiate is made possible with modern engineering especially with under-pinning. Both under-pinning and the interior refurbishment were carefully carried out with minimal intrusion to the existing structures in order to enhance the true architectural and heritage significance of the building. This project had not only enlightened us on the appreciation of heritage values inherent in the authentic building structures in St Joseph's Novitiate but also demonstrated the commercial potential of conservation and restoration towards the success of this integrated development with the restored building as a centerpiece.

Project Address:
163C, Persiaran Gurney
10250 Penang
Malaysia

Owner:
Hunza Properties (Penang) Sdn Bhd
163E-19-01 & 20-01, Hunza Tower
Kelawei Road, 10250 Penang
Malaysia

Architect:
BYG Architecture Sdn. Bhd., Malaysia

Fronting the historical waterfront, Fullerton Heritage is a landmark site that embraces Singapore's heritage and urban sensibility. It comprises four conserved buildings: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, Fullerton Waterboat House, Clifford Pier and Customs House, and newly-built Fullerton Bay Hotel, Fullerton Pavilion and One Fullerton. It demonstrates successful integration of new uses within restored buildings, where new and old co-exist, revitalising Marina Bay precinct. One can now enjoy the waterfront freely, enjoy views of new Singapore and reminisce our historical past. Indeed, The Fullerton Heritage has fulfilled the balance of preserving our national monuments, achieving commercial viability and contributing to nation-building.

Project Address:
1 Fullerton Road
Singapore 049213

Owner:
Precious Quay Pte Ltd
14 Scotts Road, #06-00
Far East Plaza
Singapore 228213

Architect:
DP Architects Pte Ltd, Singapore

Inspired by a dynamic cosmopolitan lifestyle, the 7-storey W Singapore – Sentosa Cove hotel features 240 guestrooms with stunning marina and golf-course views. It is part of a winning 3-in-1 concept that offers residents, tourists and locals the opportunity to experience a tropical marina-oriented lifestyle, with Singapore's first W hotel, specialty retail shops and quaint restaurants (Quayside Isle) as well as luxury residences (The Residences at W Singapore – Sentosa Cove).

The hotel facilities include a signature restaurant (SKIRT), an all-day dining restaurant (the kitchen table), an indoor bar (WOOBAR), an outdoor pool bar (WET® Bar) and a 500-seat ballroom, amongst others.

Project Address:
21 Ocean Way
Singapore 098374

Owner:
City Development Singapore
9 Raffles Place
#36-00 Republic Plaza
Singapore

Concept Designer:
Wimberly Allicon Tong & Goo, Singapore

Architect:
AXIS Architects Planners Pte Ltd., Singapore

The seaside resort of Scheveningen has been newly renovated to combine safety with beauty. The construction of the new boulevard is unique in the Netherlands because it completely covers up a coastal reinforcement.

The new boulevard, designed by Spanish Architect Manuel de Solà-Morales, is a real eye-catcher. Following the natural undulating course of the dunes, the boulevard merges seamlessly into its surroundings. Its different levels separate cars, bicycles and pedestrians, creating a relaxing environment. Yet underneath all this, there is safety. A built-in dyke, invisible to the eye, protects The Hague and its hinterlands against the sea.

Project Address:
Strandweg Den Haag
Netherlands

Owner:
Gemeente Den Haag
P.O. BOX 12651
2500 DP Den Haag
Netherlands

Master Planner:
Manuel de Solà Morales, Spain

A large-scale sports recreational center, is located in northern Taiwan with its dense population, which is used for the purpose of providing daily recreational activities for the citizens, as well as for international contests. The sports center is located inside the sports park. It has the regional characteristics of an urban oasis and features green land as well as a diversified ecological system. Therefore, this project has become a self-evident building focused on the architecture providing space for citizens, environmental energy-saving and respects the primitive ecology. It further operates via the approach that features both income-generation and public

Project Address:
No. 11, Gongyuan Rd., Xinzhuang Dist.
New Taipei City 24244
Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Jointly Owned By:
New Taipei City Government
No.66, Hexing St., Xinzhuang Dist.
New Taipei City 242
Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Fabulous Construction International Co. Ltd.
15F, No.126, Songjiang Rd.
10457 Taipei
Taiwan (R.O.C)

Architects:
Hsueh-Yi Chien, Chien Architects& Associates, Taiwan

Historic building transformed into new heart of Eindhoven University of Technology (TU)

An almost sixty year-old historic hall of the TU Eindhoven has been transformed into the new heart of the university. At the same time, a new building has been placed on top of the hall; the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science. This striking combination of reuse, transformation and newbuild was designed by the Rotterdam firm Ector Hoogstad Architecten.

Project Address:
Den Dolech 2, Eindhoven,
Netherlands

Developer:
TU/e Dienst Huisvesting
P.O. Box 513
5600 MB Eindhoven
Netherlands

Architect:
Ir. Joost Ector, Ector Hoogstad Architecten, Netherlands

The base area of the project Pin Gendii is 5643 square meter; garden greenery landscape is about 3500 square meter, with two underground floors, and ground level of 19th floor. The height of the building is 68.5 meter, a unify residential community with 102 resident units; with an integration of urban environment, cultural architecture, and natural lifestyle as the main concept, to build the "home with a park" as the development goal.

Project Address:
No. 168, Sec. 1, Wuquan W. Rd.
Taichung,
Taiwan

Developer:
Treasure Dragon Corp.
8F-1, 19, Kuan Chien Rd.
Taichung,
Taiwan

Architects
Hao-Ping Lai & Ying-Chieh Chao
archiL+C Architects & Associates, Taiwan

PROPERTY TREASURE IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN
Perched on top in a premier Kuala Lumpur location, SENI Mont' Kiara is all about class and luxury. Residents enjoy living in this urban tropical resort, with its 3.14 acre recreational plaza, designed by award winning landscape artist, Karl Prinsic, where greenery, water and light blend in a state of artistic grace, and where 5-star facilities accompany this natural environment. In keeping with its art theme, Seni (which means Art in Malay), is the only residential development with its own art gallery, providing a platform for Malaysian artists. The 300 spacious homes are designed within a lavish and artistic retreat reminiscent of tropical resorts offering respite from hectic city living.

Project Address:
No. 2a, Changkat Duta Kiara
Mont' Kiara
50480 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Developer:
Amatir Resources Sdn Bhd
Level 18, Wisma Mont' Kiara
No. 1, Jalan Kiara
Mont' Kiara
50480 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Architect:
Mr. Kam Pak Cheong, BEP Akitek, Malaysia

Sunway Palazzio, the first high-rise residential development in Malaysia to be awarded Building and Construction Authority (BCA) of Singapore's Green Mark Gold Award.

Nestled between the prestigious neighborhoods of Sri Hartamas, Damansara Heights, and Mont Kiara, Palazzio combines form and function in a dramatic architectural composition, providing a perfect home to those who prize the serenity of nature yet close to the conveniences of the city.

The freehold, low-density, development spans over 2.3 acres and comprises two tower blocks that house a total of 160 units. A masterpiece of clean lines and attractive contours, the Palazzio towers cast a dramatic

Project Address:
Jalan Sri Hartamas 3
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Developer:
Sunway Integrated Properties Sdn Bhd
Lobby Level, Menara Sunway
Jalan Lagoon Timur
46150 Petaling Jaya
Malaysia

Architect:
Ar. John Koh, Arkitek Maju Bina Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

LANG-LANG True Dreams is a five-story duplex with an elevator. We built various spaces to provide different needs for householders. We believe that a house should not just be a place for watching television, dining and sleeping, but it should provide the space to enjoy true life every day. True Dreams hopes everyone who lives here can enjoy different emotion from any time in their lives; therefore, LANG-LANG True Dreams had been designed to be a residence that is full of green and sunshine so that everyone in the family can live here freely and comfortably.

Project Address:
No. 62, Shangdun W. St., Xitun Dist.
Taichung City 407
Taiwan (R.O.C)

Developer:
True-Dreams Construction CO., LTD
5F., No.375, Wuquan Rd., North Dist.
Taichung City 404
Taiwan (R.O.C)

Architect:
Mei-Ju Hung, Hung Mei-Ju Architects & Associates, Taiwan

The thermal spa of Makó is located in the heart of the city centre. This complex is contains adventure, treatment and wellness sections. The spa of Makó which has originally served purity aims, after the regime change it transformed progressively. The bigger part of the unique organic buildings, which has been inaugurated on January 2012, is designed by Imre Makovecz. This institution is attractive for all generations. Imre Makovecz lesft a constantly changing time-mark in the heart of the city, as the last station of an outstanding life.

Project Address:
Makovecz Square 6
H-6900 Mako
Hungary

Owner:
Municipality of Mako
Szechenyi Square 22
H-6900 Mako
Hungary

Architects:
Imre Makovecz, MAKONA Építész Tervezö és Vállalkozó Kft., Hungary

This project is a kindergarten school building initiated and developed by Summarecon Serpong, real estate developers in Indonesia that are committed to environmental sustainability.

Pahoa Kindergarten, located in the Serpong Summarecon area, was founded around the concept of a green ecosystem, which integrates the ideas of an environmentally friendly building combined with activities that support environmental conservation efforts. The building design is intended to inspire a sense of the importance of saving energy in both students and parents. It was also built to be a center for the cultivation of human values, love for the environment, and strong moral character from an early age. Integration between 'green' architectural concepts and a curriculum that focuses on a love of nature is expected to produce graduates who are environmentally aware and have excellent values and character.

Project Address:
Jl. Ki Hajar Dewantara No.6
Serpong-Tangerang
Indonesia

Developer:
Kso. Summarecon Serpong
Jl. Boulevard Raya Gading Serpong
Blok M.5 No.3 Serpong-Tangerang
Indonesia

Architect:
Adi Purnomo, Mamostudio, Indonesia