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Dear Titans, Welcome to the “AROUND THE WORLD” e-magazine.

You have read “DISCOVER”, you have read “MARKET & COMPETITORS ANALYSIS”. Now it is time for “AROUND THE WORLD”, an e-magazine brought to you by Strategic Marketing Division. This e-magazine is a compilation of interesting developments’ designs and concepts around the world that is hoped will inspire us all. In our inaugural issue, we will feature nine segments of developments’ designs and concepts which are: • Special Concept: Wellness Home • Masterplan • Industrial • Clubhouse • Gallery • Office • Apartment • Social Housing • Landscape As we are entering 2014, we would like to take this opportunity to wish all readers a very Happy New Year and Happy Chinese New Year. May these joyous occasions be filled with prosperity and happiness! We look forward to have a great 2014 with you. All the best, Mohd Zafri Mohd Shariff General Manager, Strategic Marketing

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special concept: wellness home 66 EAST @11TH STREET| Manhattan, USA

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66 East 11th Street in New York’s Greenwich Village neighborhood, is a combination of luxury living and science-based wellness tech- nologies and designs. With over 75 wellness features and amenities, 66 East 11th Street will redefine healthy living – introducing proprietary and patented features that utilize cutting edge health technologies, processes, and materials – in five unparalleled loft-style homes in New York’s most sought-after downtown neighbourhood.

Design by LB Architects

Completion Date 2Q2013

Built-up area from 3,663 – 10,701 ft²

Selling price from USD 15 m – 50 m per unit

A project by Delos

Maintenance fee from USD 1.17 per ft²/ month

A “Healthy-built home” with focused on seven categories; Air, Water, Nourishment, Light, Fitness, Comfort and Mind, supporting health domains like cardiovascular, respiratory and immune health

Theme

WELL-certified (a Delos trademark) - a circadian lighting system will stream energizing light (morning) and melatonin-enhancing light (evening)

- in kitchen/ bathrooms bacteria is destroyed by a WELL Shield coating

- Water in the shower is spritzed with aloe and vitamin C to soothe skin and neutralize chlorine etc.

Uniqueness

LEED® certification’s building materials

Source: delosliving.com

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industrial:

masterplan: ORGANIC CITIES | Dubai, UAE

GIORGIA & JOHNS OFFICE & LOGISTIC CENTRE| Nola, Italy

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The project is located in a strategic industrial area, well connected with the main highway which bring traffic from the north to the south part of Italy. The top floor of this office block faceted by concrete panels that resemble Inca stonework. The ground floor has a glazed curtain wall that creates a contrast look to the heavy precast cladding on the upper floor.

Source: modostudio.eu

The masterplan has been created to be adaptive and to evolve. The first 5 buildings and 5 moons are completely full of any kind of services available to be built in most contemporary cities, with great attention to social life, human connections, common places where to meet, real social life. The tallest building will reach 470 meters while the second and third of the first group on the ground will successively descend in height. The tallest “moon” on the sea will reach 190 meters while the second 115 meters and the third 90 meters.

Source: lucacurci.com

Published date: Oct 2013

Architect: Luca Curci Architects, Italy

Theme: The combination of organic building on the earth and “moons” on the sea based on the five senses theme

Component(s): The 5 Organic buildings: Offices (4,500,000 m²),Malls, galleries & museums (6,300,000 m²), Hotels, spa & wellness centre (800,000 m²) The 5 Moons: Residences (3,400,000 m²)

Land Area: 296.52 ac

Architect: Modostudio

Material: Precast concrete structure, structural glass etc.

Theme: Recognizable façade, yet transmitting the values of innovation, comfort, technology, relax and brand representation

Gross Floor Area: Office: 2,260 m² Logistics & laboratories: 11,500 m²

Project Cost: €5.5 million

Completion Date: Jun 2011

Client: Giorgia & Johns Spa

Remarks: Parking: 70 inclusive of trucks parking lots

Floating floors and modular lights are able to give the possibility to modify the interior layout

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The OCT Shenzhen Clubhouse is located on an artificial island within the 125-hectare Overseas Chinese Town (OCT) Harbour district in the west of the city, which has been masterplanned by urban designers SWA. The project was designed to house a restaurant, private dining suites, and a multi-purpose area, as well as recreational facilities, a small exhibition gallery, and a fitness center.

Source: richardmeier.com

The “Edge Gallery” contains a double-height sales gallery and two show units of a 244 units of apartment for United Overseas Land (UOL). It is located at a major intersection along Singapore’s eastern city fringe. Unlike most showrooms, there are no signs

or advertisements on the exterior of the building at all.

Source: modonline.com

Architect: Ministry of Design (MOD)

Material: Concrete, glass strips etc.

Theme: A series of white L-shaped walls paired with interstitial vertical glass strips

Built up Area: 910 m²

Completion Date: 2012

Client: United Overseas Land (UOL)

Developer/ Contractor:

United Overseas Land (UOL)

gallery:

clubhouse: OCT SHENZHEN CLUBHOUSE| Shenzhen, China

UNITED OVERSEAS LAND (UOL) EDGE GALLERY| Singapore

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Architect: Richard Meier & Partners

Material: Aluminum-framed curtain wall, Corian panels etc.

Theme: Social and wellness clubhouse

Completion Date: 2012

Client: OCT Urban Entertainment Investment Co. of Shenzen

Narrow glass openings provide glimpses through the rampart-like façade of the gallery

The geometry and positioning of spaces

radiate spectacular view, seen from

across the water

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‘CUBE TUBE’ consists of an office building and a restaurant building in the new Economic Development Zone (EDZ) in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province. As the entrance of the EDZ, there was a strong requirement for the buildings to act as the landmark in this area. ‘CUBE TUBE’ came from this simple idea. One is 32 meters square office Building, named ‘CUBE’. And the other is 55 meters square restaurant building named ‘TUBE’. They are placed in a grid area with hundreds of

trees.

Source: sako.co.jp

The ‘Kasteel’ consists of a 45m high tower standing on a four to five-storey base. It is surrounded by water and pedestrians and cyclists access the internal courtyard via a bridge. The car parking, storage spaces and some of the ground floor dwellings’ living spaces are positioned underneath the courtyard’s half-open wooden deck.

Source: hvdn.nl

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office: CUBE TUBE| Zhejiang, China

HET KASTEEL| Amsterdam, Netherlands

Architect: HVDN Architecten

Material: Aluminum, glass, wood etc.

Theme: An ice castle contains a warm welcome on the inside

Gross Floor Area: NA (15 storey, 108 units)

Construction Cost: €17 million

Completion Date: 2009

Client: Hopman Interheem Groep Gouda

Developer/ Contractor:

Heddes Bouw

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Architect: Sako Architects

Material: Highly polished stainless steel, etc.

Theme: Light and inner space

Gross Floor Area: 13,295 m²

Completion Date: Sep 2009 (Office), Jun 2010 (Restaurant)

A double skin façade to improve energy performance and comfort, and also to create flexible semi-enclosed outdoor spaces for each dwelling units

Uniqueness

The terraces are placed randomly to make a complex and rich pattern

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The E.I.O.5 tower is a project of social housing promoted by Institut Catalá del Sòl (INCASÒL). The tower is one of 26 new towers planned around the Plaça Europa (Europa Square), a new central zone in Barcelona.

Source: roldanberengue.com

Located at the centre of Sheridan College’s new campus, the Scholars’ Green is a symbiosis of public park and academic common that provides rich outdoor amenity for students, faculty and the surrounding community. Concern for the environment is at the centre of the park’s design, incorporating sustainable materials and green technologies in many of the features. The landscape is as visually impressive as it is inviting, with outdoor café areas, grass quadrangles and fixed chess tables.

Source: gh3.ca

landscape:

social housing: E.I.O.5 TOWER| Barcelona, Spain

SCHOLARS’ GREEN| Mississauga, Canada

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Architect: GH3

Material: Permeable recycled glass paving & glow-in-the-dark concrete patterns

Theme: An “everybody-everywhere” concept

Land Area: 2.97 ac

Project Cost: CAD 3 million

Completion Date: 2012

Client: City of Mississauga

Remarks: Award: Mississauga Urban Design Award of Excellence 2012

Architect: Roldán + Berengué (R+B) Arqts.

Material: HPL panels, aluminum composite panels etc.

Theme: A cinematographic images

Built up area: 10,312. 98 m² (16 storey, 75 units)

Project Cost: €7.9 million (€767 per m²)

Completion Date: May 2010

Client: Institut Catalá del Sòl (INCASÒL)

Developer/ Contractor:

CRC obras y servicios

Remarks: Apartment units: 49 units of 3 bedrooms

(69m²), 25 units of 2 bedrooms (56m²) and 1 unit of

7 bedrooms (196m²)

Commercial: 1 unit (280.11m²)

Parking: 82 units (2,660.65m²)

Crossing circulation system that seamlessly connect the park to its surrounds

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100% recycled materials

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