Growing up, Poh Hsien’s parents used to tell her stories of their kampung lives—wherein those days, proper housing and infrastructure were sparse; flooding and fire within living spaces were common incidents.
Building Construction Authority
$72 Million Boost for Built Environment Workforce Development and Training
Issued by the Building and Construction Authority on 22 Jan 2019.
Built for Success
Teoh Lai Xing is set to achieve his dreams with the help of BCA-Teambuild Built Environment Undergraduate Scholarship.
Reaching New Heights
Tan Jing Ying Reveals Her Plans to Shape the Built Environment Sector.
Playing a Part in Transforming the Built Environment
As a BCA Scholar, Lee Si Min goes behind the scenes of the building industry, getting intimately involved in its evolution at the country’s top agencies.
Building Ideas From Paper to Concrete
As an architect at DP Architects, Muhammad Hafiz Bin Hanip gets many exciting opportunities to shape the built environment, designing a diverse range of sites both locally and abroad.
Keeping Singapore Safe
Shi Cong explains how the BCA plays the contrasting roles of regulating the industry yet promoting productivity.
Growing Importance for Rail Engineering
With a lot more rail transport lines to be built and overhauled, Cheong Wai Yang will see more demand for his experience and technical skills.
For the Safety of Amusement Rides
Through regulatory standards and forward planning, BCA ensures that our built environment is a safe, high quality, sustainable and friendly one, for communities to thrive in.
Challenges in Transport Engineering
Singapore’s world-class urban infrastructure allows companies in the built environment sector to weave their design skills and carry out research in an exciting range of sustainable projects. The built environment sector in Singapore is constantly evolving. Professionals in this field are using cutting-edge technology to make a difference to the community. Engineers, in particular, play a critical role in developing projects to create sustainable, purposeful and aesthetically pleasing designs.
Underground Engineering
Chua Gim Hock faces the challenges of building an underground MRT station with minimal disruption to the busy streets above it.