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It is now known that smaller respiratory droplets expelled from an infected person could spread further through virus ‘aerosols’ inside crowded and/or inadequately-ventilated buildings.  As the risk of catching Covid-19 is higher in confined spaces, it is critical to mitigate exposure to the virus and reduce the disease transmission by improving and enhancing the air quality and ventilation inside buildings.

As we prepare to head back to the office, learning institutions, retail outlets, malls and entertainment centres in the new normal, what must we be aware of? What are the necessary mitigation steps to take?

We now have a Guidance Note on “Improving Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation in Buildings amid the Covid-19 Pandemic and Beyond”

Considering that Covid-19 particles are reported to stay in the air in aerosolised form for up to 16 hours, good ventilation has become not only non-negotiable, but urgent, as the coronavirus continues to mutate.

The scope of work under the contract includes the construction of substructure works and partial superstructure works for the Sungai Pahang bridge, as well as T-Beam fabrication and installation of this bridge as well as other bridges in Section 6 of the rail link

Apartment has a built-up of 16 ft by 18 ft, which translates to 128 sq ft, or about the size of a standard garden shed in the UK

Noteworthy:
● Built-up: 12,777 sq ft
● Freehold
● Unfurnished
● Larger warehouse area close to 10,000 sq ft on the ground floor
● Easy accessibility via Federal Highway, Persiaran Kerjaya and New Pantai Expressway

When: June 2021

Singapore’s home prices surged 4.1% in the first half of 2021

RCA noted that the investment capital is mostly flowing into the office and industrial sectors

Part of the 10-year-plan of Housing Development Board’s (HDB) Green Towns Programme to create more environmentally and sustainable-friendly homes