CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Day 1 - 28 Mar 2023
Day 2 - 29 Mar 2023
Day 3 - 30 Mar 2023
Day 1 - 28 Mar 2023
Built Environment Transformation Forum
Synopsis:
The Built Environment Transformation Forum, with its focus on 3 key dimensions: Digitalisation, Smart Construction (Robotics & Automation) & Green Construction will feature a range of interesting and cutting- edge presentations and discussions addressing issues that affect the built environment not only in Singapore, but in the regions beyond.
Industry leaders and experts will be sharing on post-pandemic collaboration opportunities and the latest and future trends and policies pivotal to the Built Environment Sector.
Time
Agenda
- 08:30 – 08:40am
Guests to be seated
- 08:40 – 08:45am
Welcome notes by Master of Ceremony
- 08:45 – 08:55am
Opening Address by Guest of Honour
Mr Tan Kiat How
Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information & Ministry of National Development, Singapore
Mr Tan Kiat How
Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information & Ministry of National Development, Singapore
- 08:55 – 09:10am
Official Launch of STAS’s Shared Services Registry
The Specialists Trade Alliance of Singapore (STAS) is pleased to announce the official launch of its Shared Services Registry, which will be officiated by Senior Minister of State for Ministry of Communications and Information & Ministry of National Development Mr Tan Kiat How during the opening of the BTA 2023.
The adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Integrated Digital Delivery (IDD) is a key enabler of transformation in the Built Environment sector. It is a digital spine that links project stakeholders throughout the entire building lifecycle. The Shared Services Registry serves the BIM and IDD procurement needs of stakeholders, especially SMEs, in their digitalisation journey.
STAS has administered the Shared Services Registry, which focuses on ensuring that listed Shared Services meet the manpower training quality requirements and have a local office setup for better service delivery & recovery. During the pilot phase, STAS has collaborated with four Shared Services, namely, AcePLP.com Pte Ltd, Aptiv8 IT Solutions Pte Ltd, BIMAGE Consulting Pte Ltd, and Construction Professionals Pte Ltd. The pilot has been successful, and the Shared Services Registry will now be scaled up to implement more rigorous quality checks and open up for public registration from Q3 2023.
The launch of the Shared Services Registry is a significant milestone in STAS’s commitment to digitalising the Built Environment sector. “We are proud to offer a platform that will help our stakeholders navigate the digitalisation journey with ease,” said Mr John Tan, STAS President. “BIM/IDD Shared Services can help to cushion any surge in workload and fluctuating manpower demand amid a tight labour market. Overtime, the registry will provide a useful platform for soliciting customers’ feedback to raise the quality of Shared Services Providers” said Mr Neo Choon Keong, Deputy CEO of BCA.
For more information on the Shared Services Registry, please visit STAS website. https://stas.org.sg/idd/shared-services-programme/
The adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Integrated Digital Delivery (IDD) is a key enabler of transformation in the Built Environment sector. It is a digital spine that links project stakeholders throughout the entire building lifecycle. The Shared Services Registry serves the BIM and IDD procurement needs of stakeholders, especially SMEs, in their digitalisation journey.
STAS has administered the Shared Services Registry, which focuses on ensuring that listed Shared Services meet the manpower training quality requirements and have a local office setup for better service delivery & recovery. During the pilot phase, STAS has collaborated with four Shared Services, namely, AcePLP.com Pte Ltd, Aptiv8 IT Solutions Pte Ltd, BIMAGE Consulting Pte Ltd, and Construction Professionals Pte Ltd. The pilot has been successful, and the Shared Services Registry will now be scaled up to implement more rigorous quality checks and open up for public registration from Q3 2023.
The launch of the Shared Services Registry is a significant milestone in STAS’s commitment to digitalising the Built Environment sector. “We are proud to offer a platform that will help our stakeholders navigate the digitalisation journey with ease,” said Mr John Tan, STAS President. “BIM/IDD Shared Services can help to cushion any surge in workload and fluctuating manpower demand amid a tight labour market. Overtime, the registry will provide a useful platform for soliciting customers’ feedback to raise the quality of Shared Services Providers” said Mr Neo Choon Keong, Deputy CEO of BCA.
For more information on the Shared Services Registry, please visit STAS website. https://stas.org.sg/idd/shared-services-programme/
- 09:10 – 09:40am
Fireside Chat: Transformation of the Built Environment Sector (BE ITM)
Moderator: Prof Shantanu Bhattacharya, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Operations Management & Deputy Dean (Education), Singapore Management University
Speaker: Heng Teck Thai, Deputy CEO, BuildSG Office, Building and Construction Authority
The transformation of the built environment and of the construction sector must be a priority, in order to build the sustainable world of tomorrow. There is a need for greater collaboration amongst BE stakeholders as well as the shifts that have been made in technological advancements, sustainability efforts and longer-term structural trends. This session will talk about how Integrated Planning and Design (IPD) can build stronger collaboration across the building life cycle to optimise productivity and resources.
Moderator: Prof Shantanu Bhattacharya, Lee Kong Chian Professor of Operations Management & Deputy Dean (Education), Singapore Management University
Speaker: Heng Teck Thai, Deputy CEO, BuildSG Office, Building and Construction Authority
- 09:40 – 10:10am
Future of Sustainable Construction in Singapore
Speaker: Ho Chaw Sing, CEO, NAMIC
Sustainable construction is becoming increasingly important as Singaporeans are becoming more concerned about eco-friendly lifestyles. As part of the Singapore Green Plan 2030’s initiative, the Green Building Masterplan’s vision is to achieve “A Leading Green Built Environment Sector Mitigating Climate Change and Providing a Healthy, Liveable and Sustainable Built Environment for All”. It aims to deliver three key targets of “80-80-80 in 2030”. This presentation will expound on what these 3 key targets are.
Speaker: Ho Chaw Sing, CEO, NAMIC
- 10:10 – 10:40am
Achieving Excellence in Project Management for the Built Environment and Construction Industry
Introduction and Update of the The Accreditation of Project Managers (APM) which is a formal accreditation scheme of project management practitioners established and administered by SPM for the built environment and construction industry (BE&CI) in Singapore.
Speaker: Jonathan Shek, APM Committee, Chairman, Society of Project Managers
Introduction and Update of the The Accreditation of Project Managers (APM) which is a formal accreditation scheme of project management practitioners established and administered by SPM for the built environment and construction industry (BE&CI) in Singapore.
Speaker: Jonathan Shek, APM Committee, Chairman, Society of Project Managers
- 10:40 – 11:10am
Fireside Chat: A Prefabricated Future? Developments & Pitfalls
Moderator: Aditya Karkera, Industry Development Manager, Singapore Contractor Association Limited (SCAL)
Panellist: Hong Wee Kong, Costruction Director, Teambuild Engineering & Construction
The family of precast and prefabricated solutions—including PPVC, PBUs, and ICPHs—is taking on a greater prominence in Singapore as a potential answer to many challenges confronting the construction industry today. These challenges centre on the need to build more sustainably, more cost-effectively, more resiiently, and more safely. In this fireside chat, Mr. Hong Wee Khong (Construction Director at Teambuild E&C) speaks to Aditya Karkera (Industry Development Manager at SCAL) about the future of Singaporean prefabrication: technology trends, common pitfalls, and the emerging role of professional accreditation.
Moderator: Aditya Karkera, Industry Development Manager, Singapore Contractor Association Limited (SCAL)
Panellist: Hong Wee Kong, Costruction Director, Teambuild Engineering & Construction
- 11:10 – 11:25am
Democratising the BIM Process Across Project Teams and Asset Lifecycle Stages
Adoption of technology in construction has been slow but the industry is increasingly becoming aware of BIM’s potential in the field. BIM promises better decision making throughout the lifecycle of a project and allows construction projects to run shorter lifecycles with greater efficiency, as all aspects of the pre-construction and planning phases become easier to manage and faster to complete. In this session, Vlad will share insights gained from his experiences in the industry and academic perspectives, exploring how BIM can assist in overcoming common challenges in the implementation of BIM workflows, streamlining the BIM process and enabling project teams to achieve their goals more efficiently and effectively.
Speaker: Vlad Milicevic, APAC Director, Revizto
Adoption of technology in construction has been slow but the industry is increasingly becoming aware of BIM’s potential in the field. BIM promises better decision making throughout the lifecycle of a project and allows construction projects to run shorter lifecycles with greater efficiency, as all aspects of the pre-construction and planning phases become easier to manage and faster to complete. In this session, Vlad will share insights gained from his experiences in the industry and academic perspectives, exploring how BIM can assist in overcoming common challenges in the implementation of BIM workflows, streamlining the BIM process and enabling project teams to achieve their goals more efficiently and effectively.
Speaker: Vlad Milicevic, APAC Director, Revizto
- 11:25 – 12:10pm
Unlocking Productivity: How Lean Construction Can Solve Critical productivity Issues Facing the Construction Industry as researched by McKinsey Global Institute.
The construction industry has had poor productivity from 1947-2012 despite the launch of PMBOK in 1980. To improve productivity, Lean Construction from the Toyota Production System is recommended. Lean Construction, combined with digitalization, can increase the Project Planning Commitment (PPC) indicator by up to 20%, accelerating projects, and avoiding budget and schedule overruns.
The low productivity in construction is due to poor communication and collaboration, which Lean Construction addresses. COMET-LPS (Communication, Collaboration, Commitment, Empathy – Last Planner System) improves planning and execution reliability. Sample assessments found low reliability negatively impacted project effectiveness, efficiency, and budgets.
Implementing Lean Construction and COMET-LPS involves setting up a culture of LPS where the foreman and sub cont have ownership to make on place, on time, on quality, and on cost. Successful projects include PARC refinery, Koch Refining, DPR Construction, Boldt Construction, and Jackson Memorial Hospital Vertical Expansion. Indonesia’s government launched regulations for Lean Construction, BIM, and Green to improve productivity in the construction industry.
Speaker:
Ir Budi Utomo, Founder, Lean Construction Institute Indonesia
Nugra Kasih, Lean Construction Consultant, Lean Construction Institute Indonesia
- 12:10 – 12:25pm
Change the Way the World Build with Aquapanel Technology
There’s an increasing demand to build faster, more efficient and cost-effectively. There’s a global call for more imaginative and sustainable designs. And there’s a revolution in materials and construction techniques, opening up a new world of possibilities.
Continually pioneering new products, services and solutions in drywell construction, we push the boundaries of what’s possible, opening the door to bolder design and better buildings. This is our expertise. Combined with the experience and talent of architects, we’re changing the way the world builds – more creatively, more efficiently more sustainably.
Speaker: Patria Garnifa, Head of Architectural and Technical Services, Knauf
- 12:25 – 12:30pm
Closing Remarks
- 12:30 – 1:30pm
Lunch Break
SIFMA Sustainable Integrated Facilities Management (IFM) Conference
Co-organised with Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA)
Co-organised with Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA)
Synopsis:
The conference’s topic will be integrated facilities management (IFM), with a focus on sustainability in the built environment. The presenters will discuss the most recent advancements in green technology, sustainable building practices, Innovations in energy-efficient HVAC systems and renewable energy technology. The speakers at the conference will be sharing on the importance of sustainable development and discuss ways that stakeholders can support sustainability initiatives and incorporate ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) concepts into their everyday practices.
Conference Fee:
SGD18 (SIFMA members, YGFA student, iBuildSG club members)
SGD38 (non members)
For CFME Professionals, 3 SIFMA CPD hours shall be awarded for attending this physical conference
- 1:30 – 1:35pm
Opening Speech
Speaker: Frank Ngoh, President, Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA)
Speaker: Frank Ngoh, President, Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA)
- 1:35 – 1:45pm
Presentation by Sustainability Committee
- 1:45 – 2:05pm
Workplace Safety and FM in ESG reality
Workplace is not just a building. It’s about people’s work-life and facilities empowering business opportunities. Integrating people, place, process and technology is core to FM promoting workplace transformation to increase the quality of life of the people and productivity of the core business. However, it has recently been challenged by the pandemic. Since the shifting of the working behaviour impacted the physical environment, large corporates redefine their workspace and the purpose of using it accordingly to achieve corporate brand & image, as well as cost reduction. The other signs to the workplace are ESG and Net-zero Carbon targets are critical but real estate impact is viewed as limited. According to the UNEP, buildings and construction’s share most of global energy and energy-related CO2 emissions. More than half believe their company’s commitment to net zero carbon targets will change their real estate choices in the future. Leads to the growth of green building rating systems around the world and SDGs activities relate to the building sector. Therefore, ‘planet’ shall be promoted as another core of FM as a premium on sustainability.
Speaker: Ayuthaporn (Ek) Buranakul, Director, Head of Workplace Strategy & Project Svcs, Knight Frank Chartered (Thailand) Co. Ltd.
Workplace is not just a building. It’s about people’s work-life and facilities empowering business opportunities. Integrating people, place, process and technology is core to FM promoting workplace transformation to increase the quality of life of the people and productivity of the core business. However, it has recently been challenged by the pandemic. Since the shifting of the working behaviour impacted the physical environment, large corporates redefine their workspace and the purpose of using it accordingly to achieve corporate brand & image, as well as cost reduction. The other signs to the workplace are ESG and Net-zero Carbon targets are critical but real estate impact is viewed as limited. According to the UNEP, buildings and construction’s share most of global energy and energy-related CO2 emissions. More than half believe their company’s commitment to net zero carbon targets will change their real estate choices in the future. Leads to the growth of green building rating systems around the world and SDGs activities relate to the building sector. Therefore, ‘planet’ shall be promoted as another core of FM as a premium on sustainability.
Speaker: Ayuthaporn (Ek) Buranakul, Director, Head of Workplace Strategy & Project Svcs, Knight Frank Chartered (Thailand) Co. Ltd.
- 2:05 – 2:25pm
Decarbonise with $0 investment
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) contributes up to 60% of total energy consumption in commercial buildings, data centers, industrial facilities and infrastructures like airports and hospitals. Founded in 2012, bbp’s patented energy optimization technologies reduces HVAC energy consumption and addresses one of the world’s largest contributors of greenhouse gas emission. Using proprietary software algorithms, Internet of Things (IoT) and industrial controllers, bbp has enabled multiple blue chip and Fortune 500 companies across 9 countries to achieve up to 40% of energy and cost savings. Coupled with a unique business model where asset owners or operators pay from actual savings delivered by bbp’s technologies, bbp’s approach enables asset owners or operators to fully focus on their core competencies without disruptions to existing operations.
Speaker: Hoe Boon Chye, Chief Executive Officer, Bargheet Building Performance (BBP) Pte. Ltd.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) contributes up to 60% of total energy consumption in commercial buildings, data centers, industrial facilities and infrastructures like airports and hospitals. Founded in 2012, bbp’s patented energy optimization technologies reduces HVAC energy consumption and addresses one of the world’s largest contributors of greenhouse gas emission. Using proprietary software algorithms, Internet of Things (IoT) and industrial controllers, bbp has enabled multiple blue chip and Fortune 500 companies across 9 countries to achieve up to 40% of energy and cost savings. Coupled with a unique business model where asset owners or operators pay from actual savings delivered by bbp’s technologies, bbp’s approach enables asset owners or operators to fully focus on their core competencies without disruptions to existing operations.
Speaker: Hoe Boon Chye, Chief Executive Officer, Bargheet Building Performance (BBP) Pte. Ltd.
- 2:25 – 2:45pm
The Journey to Net Zero
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) contributes up to 60% of total energy consumption in commercial buildings, data centers, industrial facilities and infrastructures like airports and hospitals. Founded in 2012, bbp’s patented energy optimization technologies reduces HVAC energy consumption and addresses one of the world’s largest contributors of greenhouse gas emission. Using proprietary software algorithms, Internet of Things (IoT) and industrial controllers, bbp has enabled multiple blue chip and Fortune 500 companies across 9 countries to achieve up to 40% of energy and cost savings. Coupled with a unique business model where asset owners or operators pay from actual savings delivered by bbp’s technologies, bbp’s approach enables asset owners or operators to fully focus on their core competencies without disruptions to existing operations.
Speaker: Daniel Ong, Director, Centre of Excellence – Smart Building, Envision Digital International
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) contributes up to 60% of total energy consumption in commercial buildings, data centers, industrial facilities and infrastructures like airports and hospitals. Founded in 2012, bbp’s patented energy optimization technologies reduces HVAC energy consumption and addresses one of the world’s largest contributors of greenhouse gas emission. Using proprietary software algorithms, Internet of Things (IoT) and industrial controllers, bbp has enabled multiple blue chip and Fortune 500 companies across 9 countries to achieve up to 40% of energy and cost savings. Coupled with a unique business model where asset owners or operators pay from actual savings delivered by bbp’s technologies, bbp’s approach enables asset owners or operators to fully focus on their core competencies without disruptions to existing operations.
Speaker: Daniel Ong, Director, Centre of Excellence – Smart Building, Envision Digital International
- 2:45 – 3:05pm
Achieving ESG through FM Solutions
A showcase of a successful implementation at one of the facilities by C&W Services (S) Pte Ltd which attained Greenmark Super Low Energy Certification. Therefore the next stage of being sustainable is to introduce a monitoring mechanism and SMART FM technology to provide further analysis to achieve ESG.
Speaker: Heng Tze Kiang, Director, Facilities Management, C&W Services (S) Pte. Ltd.
A showcase of a successful implementation at one of the facilities by C&W Services (S) Pte Ltd which attained Greenmark Super Low Energy Certification. Therefore the next stage of being sustainable is to introduce a monitoring mechanism and SMART FM technology to provide further analysis to achieve ESG.
Speaker: Heng Tze Kiang, Director, Facilities Management, C&W Services (S) Pte. Ltd.
- 3:05 – 3:25pm
Fireside Chat with SIFMA President
In this 20-minute talk, Frank will be focusing on the IFMA 11 core competencies of facility management. As a facility manager, it is essential to possess these competencies to effectively manage and maintain facilities such as buildings, infrastructure, and equipment.
The 11 core competencies of facility management include communication, emergency preparedness and business continuity, environmental stewardship and sustainability, finance and business, human factors, leadership and strategy, operations and maintenance, project management, quality, real estate and property management, and technology.
During this talk, he will briefly touch upon each of these competencies, discussing their importance and how they contribute to successful facility management. He will explore the skills and knowledge required for each competency and how they can be developed and applied in the field of facility management. He will also highlight how these 11 core competencies work together to create a comprehensive and effective facility management plan. This includes understanding how to balance the needs of the facility, the organization, and the people who use it, and implementing strategies to optimize performance, sustainability, and safety. By the end of this talk, attendees will have a better understanding of the key competencies required for successful facility management and the importance of integrating them into their daily operations. They will be equipped with practical tips and strategies to develop these competencies and apply them in their own facility management practices.
Speaker: Frank Ngoh, President, Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA)
In this 20-minute talk, Frank will be focusing on the IFMA 11 core competencies of facility management. As a facility manager, it is essential to possess these competencies to effectively manage and maintain facilities such as buildings, infrastructure, and equipment.
The 11 core competencies of facility management include communication, emergency preparedness and business continuity, environmental stewardship and sustainability, finance and business, human factors, leadership and strategy, operations and maintenance, project management, quality, real estate and property management, and technology.
During this talk, he will briefly touch upon each of these competencies, discussing their importance and how they contribute to successful facility management. He will explore the skills and knowledge required for each competency and how they can be developed and applied in the field of facility management. He will also highlight how these 11 core competencies work together to create a comprehensive and effective facility management plan. This includes understanding how to balance the needs of the facility, the organization, and the people who use it, and implementing strategies to optimize performance, sustainability, and safety. By the end of this talk, attendees will have a better understanding of the key competencies required for successful facility management and the importance of integrating them into their daily operations. They will be equipped with practical tips and strategies to develop these competencies and apply them in their own facility management practices.
Speaker: Frank Ngoh, President, Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA)
- 3:25 – 3:45pm
People Flow® innovations to enhance sustainability
performance of buildings
As more asset owners commit to achieve ambitious sustainability targets, facilities management teams are tasked to critically review their operations to uncover opportunities. However, once quick wins such as switching to renewable energy sources and installing LED lighting are harvested, what other areas can FM teams explore? KONE, a global leader in the lift and escalator (L&E) industry, has been ranked 19th in the Corporate Knights’ 2023 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations. Join this session to find out how KONE’s innovations can contribute towards the sustainability performance of your buildings.
Speaker: Sylvia Koh-Gratton, Managing Director, KONE Pte. Ltd.
As more asset owners commit to achieve ambitious sustainability targets, facilities management teams are tasked to critically review their operations to uncover opportunities. However, once quick wins such as switching to renewable energy sources and installing LED lighting are harvested, what other areas can FM teams explore? KONE, a global leader in the lift and escalator (L&E) industry, has been ranked 19th in the Corporate Knights’ 2023 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations. Join this session to find out how KONE’s innovations can contribute towards the sustainability performance of your buildings.
Speaker: Sylvia Koh-Gratton, Managing Director, KONE Pte. Ltd.
- 3:45 – 4:05pm
Getting to carbon-zero in a technology-enabled, digital world
Building owners and managers are constantly looking for new ways to improve the experience for their tenants, whilst at the same time reducing their costs and carbon footprint. This has resulted in the development of new technologies and software aimed at supporting facilities management teams to deliver against these ever-increasing requirements. This talk will focus on the innovative business models available to facilities managers to accelerate the adoption of new technology in their buildings and move to carbon-free operations.
Speaker: David Mackerness, Steering Committee Member, SET Alliance
Building owners and managers are constantly looking for new ways to improve the experience for their tenants, whilst at the same time reducing their costs and carbon footprint. This has resulted in the development of new technologies and software aimed at supporting facilities management teams to deliver against these ever-increasing requirements. This talk will focus on the innovative business models available to facilities managers to accelerate the adoption of new technology in their buildings and move to carbon-free operations.
Speaker: David Mackerness, Steering Committee Member, SET Alliance
- 4:05 – 4:25pm
Project Ecosystem
Ecosystem in the natural world- where plants, animals and other organisms as well as weather and landscapes work together to form a cycle of life. Similarly in Projects- there is inception, development (design and construction), in use and end of life and there are interconnected networks / workstreams feeding into the ecosystem. We need to remind ourselves that there is knowledge, data flows, people and material resources cycles within the ecosystems that are not being leveraged, renewed or optimised in project life cycles. We need to motivate a more collaborative, co-ordinated approach with upfront integrated considerations of project delivery and life cycle.
Speaker: Helen Cheng, Associate Director, Sustainability & Net Zero, Tumer & Townsend Pte. Ltd.
Ecosystem in the natural world- where plants, animals and other organisms as well as weather and landscapes work together to form a cycle of life. Similarly in Projects- there is inception, development (design and construction), in use and end of life and there are interconnected networks / workstreams feeding into the ecosystem. We need to remind ourselves that there is knowledge, data flows, people and material resources cycles within the ecosystems that are not being leveraged, renewed or optimised in project life cycles. We need to motivate a more collaborative, co-ordinated approach with upfront integrated considerations of project delivery and life cycle.
Speaker: Helen Cheng, Associate Director, Sustainability & Net Zero, Tumer & Townsend Pte. Ltd.
End of Conference Day 1
Day 2 - 29 Mar 2023
AIBotics @BTA 2023
How Artificial Intelligence and Robotics are Paving the Way for Smart Construction
Co-organised with Asia Pacific Assistive Robotics Association (APARA)
How Artificial Intelligence and Robotics are Paving the Way for Smart Construction
Co-organised with Asia Pacific Assistive Robotics Association (APARA)
Synopsis:
AI & Robotic technologies have definitely made our lives easier in multiple ways. We can access multiple benefits right through our smartphones with the power of digital assistants like Google Assistant, Siri, Alexa, as well as smart machines and social robots. In today’s world, multiple industries such as healthcare, e-commerce, financial services, etc., are leveraging the benefits of AI to the fullest of its potential. The technology has helped businesses grow in leaps and bounds with improved quality, security, and efficiency. However, it is observed that engineering and construction are lagging behind in implementing AI & Robotics solutions. The construction industry is worth more than $10 trillion a year.
Due to the complex challenges that the construction industry faces, the growth in the industry is severely limited. Dealing with challenges like cost and time overruns, labor shortage, health and safety, and productivity can bring revolution in the industry. The construction industry has tremendous potential, and just by digitization and automation, economically, the worth of the construction industry can be raised by $1.6 trillion a year. AI & Robotics in construction can be instrumental in bringing this shift.
Conference Fee:
Free for APARA Members
(Please obtain promo code from APARA Secretariat at [email protected])SGD89 for Non-Members
Time
Agenda
- 09:30 – 9:40am
Introduction
“AI-Grade Construction – Key Considerations”
Speaker: Mr Oliver Tian, Vice-President, Global Robot Clusters
“AI-Grade Construction – Key Considerations”
Speaker: Mr Oliver Tian, Vice-President, Global Robot Clusters
- 09:40 – 10:05am
Keynote 1 – Transforming the Construction Model – 3D Printed Houses
We are the country’s first 3D-printing hub for construction and prominent force within the SEA and APAC regions. Our presence expands to Singapore as our value proposition remains versatile to this exclusive market. with it’s advancement and global leadership in technology and innovation, would be the best adopter of the 3D construction Printing Technology.
KA BINA will be presenting on our current progress in the 3DCP market especially for Malaysia & Singapore. We will also be promoting our training facilities where anyone can learn and explore 3DCP operations. Potential collaborations at our competence centre will also be presented.
Speaker: Mr Azman Azeez, CEO, Ka Bina – Malaysia
We are the country’s first 3D-printing hub for construction and prominent force within the SEA and APAC regions. Our presence expands to Singapore as our value proposition remains versatile to this exclusive market. with it’s advancement and global leadership in technology and innovation, would be the best adopter of the 3D construction Printing Technology.
KA BINA will be presenting on our current progress in the 3DCP market especially for Malaysia & Singapore. We will also be promoting our training facilities where anyone can learn and explore 3DCP operations. Potential collaborations at our competence centre will also be presented.
Speaker: Mr Azman Azeez, CEO, Ka Bina – Malaysia
- 10:05 – 10:30am
Keynote 2 – Unlocking the Potential of Robotics & Automation for the Built Environment in Singapore
According to the 2022 McKinsey Global Industrial Robotics Survey, automated systems will account for 25% of capital spending over the next five years. Globally, companies are investing heavily on Robotics and Automation to tap on potential benefits including improvements in output quality, efficiency, and uptime. In Singapore, Robotics & Automation (R&A) represents the next bound of solutions to boost our productivity and reduce our reliance on manpower for the Built Environment (BE). There are increasing efforts to drive development and adoption of R&A solutions as part of the industry transformation to change the way we build and maintain our buildings.
Speaker: Dr Ng Hsiao Piau, Programme Director, Advanced Construction and Innovation Planning, Built Environment Research and Innovation Institute, Building and Construction Authority
According to the 2022 McKinsey Global Industrial Robotics Survey, automated systems will account for 25% of capital spending over the next five years. Globally, companies are investing heavily on Robotics and Automation to tap on potential benefits including improvements in output quality, efficiency, and uptime. In Singapore, Robotics & Automation (R&A) represents the next bound of solutions to boost our productivity and reduce our reliance on manpower for the Built Environment (BE). There are increasing efforts to drive development and adoption of R&A solutions as part of the industry transformation to change the way we build and maintain our buildings.
Speaker: Dr Ng Hsiao Piau, Programme Director, Advanced Construction and Innovation Planning, Built Environment Research and Innovation Institute, Building and Construction Authority
- 10:30 – 10:50am
Measuring Accuracy That Matters
Using scanners rotating head that emits laser beam to capture and store information of surfaces it hits and save same information into a 3D view that is known as scan location – this technology can contain millions of measured distance points. Each point is measured up to accuracy of few millimeters, and based on the data we can create a accurate 3D Projection of the desired area ie. a Building from inside & outside. This presentation will share possible ways to create accurate documentation including floor plan, section views, buildings facade or create a 3D model that contains walls, openings, pipes, ducts etc.
Speaker: Mr Mika Honkavuori, Entrepreneur, RECURE
Using scanners rotating head that emits laser beam to capture and store information of surfaces it hits and save same information into a 3D view that is known as scan location – this technology can contain millions of measured distance points. Each point is measured up to accuracy of few millimeters, and based on the data we can create a accurate 3D Projection of the desired area ie. a Building from inside & outside. This presentation will share possible ways to create accurate documentation including floor plan, section views, buildings facade or create a 3D model that contains walls, openings, pipes, ducts etc.
Speaker: Mr Mika Honkavuori, Entrepreneur, RECURE
- 10:50 – 11:10am
Digital Tools for GeoTech & Civil Engineering Using AI
Explore the exciting world of AI in construction! See how historic data is being used to predict project risks, and how AI is being used to map the geology of cities around the globe. Join us as we delve into the cutting-edge technology driving this revolution in construction, and uncover the ways in which it is shaping the future of the industry.
Speaker: Mr Steven Lukic, Founder & Civil Engineer, Civils.ai
Explore the exciting world of AI in construction! See how historic data is being used to predict project risks, and how AI is being used to map the geology of cities around the globe. Join us as we delve into the cutting-edge technology driving this revolution in construction, and uncover the ways in which it is shaping the future of the industry.
Speaker: Mr Steven Lukic, Founder & Civil Engineer, Civils.ai
- 11:10 – 11:30am
Beauty and the BIM
A story of the human-centered approach to building BIM applications for easy adoption and successful project delivery.
Today’s construction professionals struggle to balance ancient building practices with the futuristic software that powers modern processes. As construction projects become increasingly complex and require advanced technology to support their delivery, builders find it challenging to focus on their core strengths of actually – building. In this session, Milos will share how addressing these challenges at Changi Jewel inspired building Geometrid – an online BIM solution for progress monitoring and element tracking. From using Twitter for real-time progress updates in BIM at Jewel to creating cloud software, this is the story of cutting through the noise and identifying what matters amidst the overwhelming amount of information and tools in construction.
Speaker: Mr Milos Jovanovic, CEO & Founder, Geometrid
A story of the human-centered approach to building BIM applications for easy adoption and successful project delivery.
Today’s construction professionals struggle to balance ancient building practices with the futuristic software that powers modern processes. As construction projects become increasingly complex and require advanced technology to support their delivery, builders find it challenging to focus on their core strengths of actually – building. In this session, Milos will share how addressing these challenges at Changi Jewel inspired building Geometrid – an online BIM solution for progress monitoring and element tracking. From using Twitter for real-time progress updates in BIM at Jewel to creating cloud software, this is the story of cutting through the noise and identifying what matters amidst the overwhelming amount of information and tools in construction.
Speaker: Mr Milos Jovanovic, CEO & Founder, Geometrid
- 11:30 – 11:50am
Data Preparation in the Construction Sector
With the increasing use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the build tech and the construction industry, a common problem all organisations face is the lack of sufficient and well-prepared data to fuel their models. Kevin Quah, CEO of Tictag, a data preparation platform, talks about the ins and outs of getting the right datasets for AI, and how to avoid common pitfalls that companies face when embarking on their machine learning projects.
Speaker: Mr Kevin Quah, Founder & CEO, Tictag
With the increasing use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the build tech and the construction industry, a common problem all organisations face is the lack of sufficient and well-prepared data to fuel their models. Kevin Quah, CEO of Tictag, a data preparation platform, talks about the ins and outs of getting the right datasets for AI, and how to avoid common pitfalls that companies face when embarking on their machine learning projects.
Speaker: Mr Kevin Quah, Founder & CEO, Tictag
- 11:50 – 12:25pm
Panel Discussion
“Preparing the Construction Sector for adoption of AI and Robotic Technologies”
In today’s world, multiple industries are leveraging the benefits of AI & Robotics to the fullest of its potential. The technology has helped businesses grow in leaps and bounds with improved quality, security, and efficiency. However, it is observed that engineering and construction are lagging behind in implementing AI & Robotics solutions.
Due to the complex challenges that the construction industry faces, the growth in the industry is severely limited. Dealing with challenges like cost and time overruns, labor shortage, health and safety, and productivity can bring revolution in the industry. The construction industry has tremendous potential, and AI & Robotics can be instrumental in bringing this shift.
Panel Members: Mr Kevin Quah, Mr Milos Jovanovic, Mr Stevan Lukic, Mr Mika Hankavuori
Moderator: Mr Oliver Tian
“Preparing the Construction Sector for adoption of AI and Robotic Technologies”
In today’s world, multiple industries are leveraging the benefits of AI & Robotics to the fullest of its potential. The technology has helped businesses grow in leaps and bounds with improved quality, security, and efficiency. However, it is observed that engineering and construction are lagging behind in implementing AI & Robotics solutions.
Due to the complex challenges that the construction industry faces, the growth in the industry is severely limited. Dealing with challenges like cost and time overruns, labor shortage, health and safety, and productivity can bring revolution in the industry. The construction industry has tremendous potential, and AI & Robotics can be instrumental in bringing this shift.
Panel Members: Mr Kevin Quah, Mr Milos Jovanovic, Mr Stevan Lukic, Mr Mika Hankavuori
Moderator: Mr Oliver Tian
- 12:25 – 12:30pm
Closing Comments
(Constellar/APARA)
SCAL Technology Symposium 2023
Co-organised with The Singapore Contractors Association Limited (SCAL)
Co-organised with The Singapore Contractors Association Limited (SCAL)
Synopsis :
New physical and digital tools can vastly improve productivity and efficiency to deliver project outcomes that are safer, more sustainable, and cost-effective. But procuring and adopting these tools present new challenges to contractors—from investment to training and continuous improvement.
SCAL is proud to present the 2023 SCAL Technology Symposium — a meeting of minds and ideas for the future of technology in construction. This event features two important and timely themes.
Theme 1: Cultivating a Technology Culture
for Contractors focused on encouraging discussion on lessons learned from the past two years of rapid technology adoption for contractors and the road ahead; the emphasis is less on adopting technology and more of adopting the right culture and attitude, without which technology adoption is useless and won’t yield the intended outcomes/benefits.
Theme 2: Achieving Green & Sustainable Construction with Technology focused on contractors using technology to achieve sustainability in a way that helps the bottom line as well: using greener materials and building methods to save time, effort, and resources. Discussion would centre on technologies, processes, and materials for more sustainable and environmentally-friendly construction and how contractors can step up their sustainability efforts.
Conference Fee before GST:
Discount ends 24 March 2023
THEME 1 (1 session) | THEME 1 + 2 (2 sessions) | |
SCAL Member | $20 $30 | $30 $40 |
Non-member | $30 $40 | $50 $60 |
- 1:30 – 2:00pm
Registration
- 2:00 – 2:10pm
Welcome Address
Speaker: Mr Dominic Choy, Managing Director, Hexacon Construction Pte Ltd
Speaker: Mr Dominic Choy, Managing Director, Hexacon Construction Pte Ltd
- 2:10 – 2:30pm
Culture and DNA : Building Sustainability in Digital and Technology (D&T)
Digital and technology adoption is ubiquitous today. It permeates our daily lives and influences the way we live, work and play. Companies that embrace this and embed digital transformation as an intrinsic part of their DNA and culture are at the forefront of their industry. And if the conditions for success are right, the passion for it can be combustible and spread like wildfire across the organisation. This paper examines the innovative ways in which companies in the construction sector have adopted digitalisation and made it a way of life. It addresses safety, construction technology, data use and analysis, as well as the technology of the future.
Speaker: Mr Eugene Seah, Chief Operating Officer, Meinhardt Singapore Pte Ltd
Digital and technology adoption is ubiquitous today. It permeates our daily lives and influences the way we live, work and play. Companies that embrace this and embed digital transformation as an intrinsic part of their DNA and culture are at the forefront of their industry. And if the conditions for success are right, the passion for it can be combustible and spread like wildfire across the organisation. This paper examines the innovative ways in which companies in the construction sector have adopted digitalisation and made it a way of life. It addresses safety, construction technology, data use and analysis, as well as the technology of the future.
Speaker: Mr Eugene Seah, Chief Operating Officer, Meinhardt Singapore Pte Ltd
- 2:30 – 2:50pm
Common Pitfalls in Construction Digitalisation
Speaker: Mr Raymond Ngiam Heng Wan, Productivity & Sustainability Manager, Gammon Pte. Limited
Speaker: Mr Raymond Ngiam Heng Wan, Productivity & Sustainability Manager, Gammon Pte. Limited
- 2:50 – 3:10pm
Panel Discussion
- 3:10 – 3:30pm
Break / Registration for Theme 2
- 3:30 – 3:50pm
Insight of Kajima’s Sustainable Building and Construction Technology
Kajima Technical Research Institute Singapore (KaTRIS) is a global R&D hub of the KAJIMA Group. With a clear understanding of regional needs and global trends, we can identify demands and apply state-of-the-art yet practical R&D activities to create better products and services. As announced in August 2020, our first overseas innovation hub, “The GEAR project,” is progressing. To make it a model for sustainable buildings, we are implementing a wide range of solutions from energy-saving to water-saving, urban heat island mitigation, greening, and decarbonization. An overview of several solutions will be provided, detailing the current status of our efforts, including collaborations with local partners and how they contribute towards more sustainable buildings.
Speaker: Mr Date Kensuke, General Manager of Kajima Technical Research Institute Singapore (KaTRIS), Kajima Corporation
Kajima Technical Research Institute Singapore (KaTRIS) is a global R&D hub of the KAJIMA Group. With a clear understanding of regional needs and global trends, we can identify demands and apply state-of-the-art yet practical R&D activities to create better products and services. As announced in August 2020, our first overseas innovation hub, “The GEAR project,” is progressing. To make it a model for sustainable buildings, we are implementing a wide range of solutions from energy-saving to water-saving, urban heat island mitigation, greening, and decarbonization. An overview of several solutions will be provided, detailing the current status of our efforts, including collaborations with local partners and how they contribute towards more sustainable buildings.
Speaker: Mr Date Kensuke, General Manager of Kajima Technical Research Institute Singapore (KaTRIS), Kajima Corporation
- 3:50 – 4:10pm
Supercharging Green Technology Adoption
Speaker: Centres of Innovation (COI), Enterprise Singapore
Speaker: Centres of Innovation (COI), Enterprise Singapore
- 4:10 – 4:30pm
Panel Discussion
- 4:30 – 4:40pm
Closing Remarks
Speaker: Mr Dominic Choy, Managing Director, Hexacon Construction Pte Ltd
Speaker: Mr Dominic Choy, Managing Director, Hexacon Construction Pte Ltd
End of Conference Day 2
Day 3 - 30 Mar 2023
Construction Safety & Health Symposium 2023
Understanding the various new heightened safety measures and a look into how to prevent similar 2022 fatalities cases
Co-organised with World of Safety and Health Asia (WSH Asia)
(Separate registration is required for this event)
Understanding the various new heightened safety measures and a look into how to prevent similar 2022 fatalities cases
Co-organised with World of Safety and Health Asia (WSH Asia)
(Separate registration is required for this event)
Synopsis:
There are 46 workplace fatalities in 2022. Day 3 conference will focus on 6 prominent fatal cases. Ministry of Manpower will share with us the number of new heightened safety measures that were introduced to the industry.
Solutions providers, safety professionals and subject-matter-experts are also invited to share their success stories on similar cases as well. To increase conference engagement, we encourage all attendees to participative actively to share and exchange ideas and knowledge.
Conference Fees:
Free for WSHAsia Safety Advocate Member (Membership is Free, but is subject to Terms & Conditions)
SGD65 for non-members
SGD30 for attending WSHA members who would like to financially support the event as well.
SISO SDU 4 points
PEB PDU 4 Points
Time
Agenda
- 08:00 – 08:30am
Registration
- 08:30 – 08:35am
Opening
- 08:35 – 08:50am
Opening by Guest of Honour
Speaker: Er. Ho Siong Hin, Senior Director (International WSH), Vice Dean (School of Regulation), MOM Academy
Speaker: Er. Ho Siong Hin, Senior Director (International WSH), Vice Dean (School of Regulation), MOM Academy
- 08:50 – 09:15am
Sharing of Common Contraventions and Accident Case Studies
Speaker: Mohamed Haniffa Ibrahim, Senior Assistant Director (Fraud And Complex Investigation), Inspectorate Specialist Group of Ministry of Manpower, Singapore
Speaker: Mohamed Haniffa Ibrahim, Senior Assistant Director (Fraud And Complex Investigation), Inspectorate Specialist Group of Ministry of Manpower, Singapore
- 09:15 – 09:25am
What’s in a Heavy Vehicle Defensive Driving Course?
Speaker: Yusoff Bari Senior Executive, Training And Corporate Development (TCD), Comfortdelgro Engineering Pte Ltd
Speaker: Yusoff Bari Senior Executive, Training And Corporate Development (TCD), Comfortdelgro Engineering Pte Ltd
- 09:25 – 09:35am
A look at how this logistics company keep their heavy vehicle driver safe!
Speaker: Steven Tan, Senior Director, Bok Seng Logistics Pte. Ltd
Speaker: Steven Tan, Senior Director, Bok Seng Logistics Pte. Ltd
- 09:35 – 09:45am
Sharing Session with Audience Panelist
- 09:45 – 09:55am
Is lifeline a solution to these cases?
Speaker: Peter Lee, Fall Protection System & Solutions Application Manager (APAC), MSA Safety
Speaker: Peter Lee, Fall Protection System & Solutions Application Manager (APAC), MSA Safety
- 09:55 – 10:05am
Changes to the law / penalty framework & how identifying gaps can protect your organisation
Speaker: Mato Kotwani, Partner, PDLegal LLC Advocates and Solicitors
Speaker: Mato Kotwani, Partner, PDLegal LLC Advocates and Solicitors
- 10:05 – 10:15am
Sharing Session with Audience Panelist
- 10:15 – 10:45am
Teabreak
- 10:45 – 10:55am
Blackline: Your first mate out at sea
Speaker: Crystal Heng, Change Manager, PDS International Pte. Ltd
Speaker: Crystal Heng, Change Manager, PDS International Pte. Ltd
- 10:55 – 11:05am
A safe work procedure that is helping to prevent worker from falling into water
Speaker: Andy Tan, HSE A. Manager, Jurong Port Universal Terminal Pte. Ltd.
Speaker: Andy Tan, HSE A. Manager, Jurong Port Universal Terminal Pte. Ltd.
- 11:05 – 11:15am
Sharing Session with Audience Panelist
- 11:15 – 11:25am
In-house ladder training is good enough! Sending workers to a safe use of ladder course is a waste of time and money. Really?
Speaker: Daniel Ng, Asean Representative, Ladder Association
Speaker: Daniel Ng, Asean Representative, Ladder Association
- 11:25 – 11:35am
Ladder is the most common work at height tool for the facility management industry. A look at what system this FM company has in place.
Speaker: Sunny Tan, Director, HSSE & Quality (SEA), C&W Services (S) Pte. Ltd.
Speaker: Sunny Tan, Director, HSSE & Quality (SEA), C&W Services (S) Pte. Ltd.
- 11:35 – 11:45am
Sharing Session with Audience Panelist
- 11:45 – 11:55am
Proximity alert on Forklift, can this enhance safety in the construction industry as well?
Speaker: Shawn Chow, Project Manager, Syspex Technologies Pte. Ltd.
Speaker: Shawn Chow, Project Manager, Syspex Technologies Pte. Ltd.
- 11:55 – 12:05pm
Operating Forklift in the logistic is it the same as the construction sector? A look at how this construction company manage the safe use of Forklift at their sites.
Speaker: Periasamy Muthukumar, WSHE Manager, Straits Construction Singapore Pte. Ltd.
Speaker: Periasamy Muthukumar, WSHE Manager, Straits Construction Singapore Pte. Ltd.
- 12:05 – 12:15pm
Sharing Session with Audience Panelist
- 12:15 – 12:25pm
Is having an appointed person in a lifting operation an overkill?
Speaker: Bhupendra Singh, Director of Safety, Health & Environment Training and Consultancy Pte. Ltd.
Speaker: Bhupendra Singh, Director of Safety, Health & Environment Training and Consultancy Pte. Ltd.
- 12:25 – 12:35pm
Contributing factors that can enhance the safe lifting & loading operations
Speaker: Suzaini Husen, Group HSE Manager, Tiong Woon Crane & Transport Pte. Ltd.
Speaker: Suzaini Husen, Group HSE Manager, Tiong Woon Crane & Transport Pte. Ltd.
- 12:35 – 12:45pm
Sharing Session with Audience Panelist
- 12:45 – 12:55pm
Prizes Giveaway Session
International Women’s Day in Engineering (IWD) 2023
Building Towards a Sustainable Future
Co-organised with Association of Women in Construction (AWiCS)
Building Towards a Sustainable Future
Co-organised with Association of Women in Construction (AWiCS)
Synopsis:
This edition of the International Women’s Day in Engineering (IWD) 2023 will bring together influential voices to provide critical insights into the impact of industry trends and highlight the industry’s journey toward a net-zero future. While titled the International Women’s Day in Engineering, this is a conference for men, women, and those who want to make change within the built environment. Join us for a half-day sharing of best practices and panel discussion.
Attendance is qualified for the renewal of SLOTS registration:
2 Construction Professional Accreditation Scheme (CPAS) CPD points
PDU – PEB (application in progress)
- 1:15-2:00pm
Registration
- 2:00-2:05pm
Welcome Remarks
Speaker: Finn Tay, Director, New Estates Division, JTC Corporation
- 2:05-2:25pm
From Ordinary to Extraordinary: A New Iconicity
Could the renewal of existing buildings be a more forward-thinking and rewarding alternative to bold new attempts at iconic architecture?
The climate emergency makes it an imperative for us to dramatically curb carbon emissions now — and what better way of doing so than by turning our attention to the many unremarkable buildings in our dense cities. The presentation will outline six essential ingredients to transforming all old ordinary spaces into extraordinary new places.
Speaker: Ar. Razvan I. Ghilic-Micu, Senior Associate, Hassell
The climate emergency makes it an imperative for us to dramatically curb carbon emissions now — and what better way of doing so than by turning our attention to the many unremarkable buildings in our dense cities. The presentation will outline six essential ingredients to transforming all old ordinary spaces into extraordinary new places.
Speaker: Ar. Razvan I. Ghilic-Micu, Senior Associate, Hassell
- 2:25-2.45pm
From Sustainable to Regenerative: Exploring Innovative Building Practices to Restore Balance to Our Planet
This talk explores how innovative building practices can contribute to a sustainable and regenerative future. Unlike traditional sustainability practices that aim to reduce environmental impact, regenerative building design actively restores and regenerates natural systems. Examples from the past, such as the ancient city of Shibam in Yemen, showcase the benefits of innovative building practices. Additionally, the talk anticipates global trends in disruptive technologies, including genomics, autonomous vehicles, robotics, blockchain, and artificial intelligence, that enable regenerative building designs with positive social and economic outcomes. These technologies can contribute to self-sustaining buildings and cities that promote the well-being of communities they serve. However, implementing regenerative building design practices in urban environments poses challenges and requires policy and regulatory considerations. The talk concludes with practical insights and actionable steps to incorporate regenerative practices into building design work, ultimately contributing to sustainable, resilient, and thriving urban environments.
Speaker: Kenneth Ng, Director, Innovation & Development, Ramboll (APAC)
- 2:45-3:05pm
Journey to Net Zero
Many companies have established their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategies, setting clear targets and commitments to achieve sustainability goals that align with the companies’ visions, values and growth plan. When implementing an ESG strategy; an ESG framework, roadmap and action plan are developed to effectively track the progress to reduce carbon emissions.
ESG factors are increasingly driving impactful decisions at all stages of a construction project lifecycle. The talk will focus on how these have impacted our way of thinking, the use of digital tools & techniques and project management approaches during project implementation, to advance our journey to Net Zero.
Speaker: Vun Sook Yieh, Technical Director, Project Management & Advisory, WSP Singapore, Treasurer of RIBA Singapore Chapter
- 3:05-3:25pm
Craft in the City
The imagery conjured up by the word ‘craft’ is often bucolic countryside workshop, where an aspiring woodworker spends his younger years in an apprenticeship. Practicing thousands of hours to perfect the technique, his craft. In the city, pursuits often need to be more efficient, more space saving and in shorter periods. Within a system where a student does not specialize in a course till their early twenties and materials and processes need to be more compact, how does the concept of craft manifest in an urban environment? We attempt to adapt and sustain the notion of craft through materiality, process, and design.
Speaker: Emily Sim, Director of Panelogue and Co-Founder of Superstructure,
- 3:25-4:10pm
Panel Discussion – Building Towards A Sustainable Future
Moderator: Ellen Wong, Associate Director, DGA Group
Panellists:
Ar. Razvan I. Ghilic-Micu, Senior Associate, Hassell
Panellists:
Ar. Razvan I. Ghilic-Micu, Senior Associate, Hassell
Kenneth Ng, Director, Innovation & Development, Ramboll (APAC)
Vun Sook Yieh, Technical Director, Project Management & Advisory, WSP Singapore, Treasurer of RIBA Singapore Chapter
Emily Sim, Director of Panelogue and Co-Founder of Superstructure
Vun Sook Yieh, Technical Director, Project Management & Advisory, WSP Singapore, Treasurer of RIBA Singapore Chapter
Emily Sim, Director of Panelogue and Co-Founder of Superstructure
- 4:10-4:15pm
Closing Remarks
- 4:15-5:10pm
Networking Session
End of Conference Day 3
Note: Above programme is accurate as of 27 March 2023 and may be subject to changes.
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