Kroll, the leading independent provider of global risk and financial advisory solutions, recently announced the expansion of the Construction Disputes team with the appointment of James Taylor as Regional Head of Construction Disputes, Asia Pacific. Based in Singapore, James will be responsible for the growth of the Construction Disputes team within Asia Pacific.
Graham McNeill, Global Head of Expert Services, Kroll, said, “I am delighted to welcome James into the Expert Services team here at Kroll. I have had the pleasure of working with James for over 20 years here in Asia. He is an internationally renowned testifying quantum expert and is hugely respected within the construction disputes market. James has a proven history of growing, mentoring and leading teams with several other large consultancies and is the perfect fit for Kroll as we look to enter new geographies and bolster our expert services offering in Asia Pacific. James will be based in Singapore but will continue to assist our clients across Asia Pacific and beyond”.
James has extensive experience in providing commercial management and contract administration services; expert witness and expert adviser services; as well as claims preparation and negotiation solutions. His skills have been built on a solid foundation of more than 30 years in contract administration services and quantity surveying, working with some of the largest employers, contractors and governments, in Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Europe.
Following an iconic launch viewed by over 500 million people worldwide, OMNIYAT, Dubai’s leading luxury real estate developer, once again lit up the skies of Dubai to celebrate breaking ground on its highly anticipated architectural masterpiece, ORLA, Dorchester Collection, Dubai. Following OMYNIYAT’s ground-breaking tradition, three brilliant beams of light branded the skies above Palm Jumeirah, representing ORLA’s three iconic structures, and its sistership with One at Palm Jumeirah and AVA at Palm Jumeirah in a trifecta of exclusive luxury.
Set on the sand of the Arabian Gulf at the beachfront apex of the Palm Jumeirah, ORLA, Dorchester Collection, Dubai – a residential jewel designed by world-renowned Foster + Partners and managed by legendary hospitality brand Dorchester Collection – will offer a bespoke lifestyle steeped in sumptuous style and sophistication.
Founder & Executive Chairman of OMNIYAT, Mahdi Amjad said: “Following the phenomenal success of last year’s launch of ORLA, Dorchester Collection, Dubai, we are excited to watch the rise of this highly anticipated property, which is the creative culmination of three leaders in their respective fields – Dorchester Collection, Foster + Partners, and OMNIYAT. This is the next step on a journey to an iconic destination – at the peak of Palm Jumeirah, and the pinnacle of ultra-luxury living. This milestone ground-breaking of our 13th exclusive project reflects OMNIYAT’s commitment to redefining the standard of luxury across Dubai.”
Comprising 86 two-to-four-bedroom homes, three outstanding sky palaces and one of the largest private mansions on the Palm Jumeirah, ORLA, Dorchester Collection Dubai, combines uninterrupted 270-degree sunrise to sunset views of both Dubai’s futuristic skyline with calming turquoise waters to provide residents privacy, prestige and personalised service to ensure they enjoy an unparalleled lifestyle.
Showcasing OMNIYAT’s visionary philosophy to create iconic and bespoke residential partnerships with elite hotel groups, its fourth development to be managed by the Dorchester Collection will include world-class facilities and amenities, such as a private, resident-only 300 square-metre beach club; a large, temperature-controlled outdoor infinity pool; a private cinema; a state-of-the-art fitness centre; a business centre with two meeting rooms, a boardroom a multi-functional events space; and library and cigar lounges; among others.
Blossoms by the Park at Slim Barracks Rise is set to become the first condominium in Singapore to be fitted out with fully integrated green and smart kitchen solutions powered by City Energy’s piped town gas. About 750 gas appliances from Küche, a German-inspired brand, comprising smart hobs, smart cooker hoods and built-in smart electric ovens will be installed in the standard three- and four-bedroom apartments and four-bedder penthouses.
The hobs, hoods and ovens, which blend sleek design with Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology, are fully interoperable and can be controlled remotely through an iAppliances smartphone app. On top of monitoring their gas consumption, users will be able to pre-programme recipes and activate them from their mobile devices, as well as respond to safety alerts, among others. For instance, the smart feature enables users to turn off the gas hob wherever they are, allowing people at home including elderly parents and domestic helpers to cook with protection and peace of mind.
Mr. Perry Ong, Chief Executive Officer of City Energy, said, “We are proud to be the brand owner for Küche, a premium brand that provides smart IoT-enabled and eco-friendly solutions for new private home developments. Through these, as well as our town gas, EV charging and solar energy solutions, we are offering sustainable solutions for property developers to further enhance their competitive advantage. We are confident that more property developers will leverage City Energy’s multiple green energy solutions for home buyers and investors who are increasingly seeking low carbon and smart living features for their properties.”
Mr. Lim Yew Soon, Managing Director of EL Development, said: “At EL Development, we are always looking for new ways to excite our home buyers and offer them well-designed homes that are also assets. The Küche kitchen appliances and EV charging solution powered by City Energy are a great fit for Blossoms by the Park, as they elevate the eco and technological needs of our savvy home buyers.”
Statistics show that more Singaporeans are seeking smart and environmentally friendly home solutions. According to one survey, 77% of Singaporeans prefer to dwell in green buildings. Another survey found that 58% of Singaporeans are willing to pay a premium for an environmentally sustainable home. City Energy said that the market potential for gas-powered appliances in Singapore continues to grow steadily, with about 10,000 to 12,000 new private housing units expected to use piped town gas this year.
Besides the smart appliances, Go by City Energy (Go), an electric vehicle (EV) charging solution provided as a service by City Energy, will deploy three charging points at the development for EV drivers. Blossoms by the Park joins more than 25 new private condominiums to be fitted with Go’s EV charging services. Located within walking distance of Buona Vista MRT station, the 275-unit Blossoms by the Park is expected to open for the public from 14 April 2023.
Singapore’s construction sector is showing signs of strength and stability into 2023, having risen 10 percent year on year in the fourth quarter of 2022 following an 8.1 percent growth in the third quarter. Greater investment in collaborative contracting could be key to building further on the current rate of recovery, according to Turner & Townsend’s Singapore Market Intelligence Report: April 2023.
The global professional services company expects this growth to continue, forecasting total construction demand to be between S$27bn and S$32bn in 2023. Despite challenges and uncertainties, the construction industry will likely outpace the wider economy this year.
Pent-up demand for public and private construction is one of the factors driving the success of Singapore’s construction sector. The bulk of anticipated construction work in 2023 is for residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects, with a robust pipeline of both public housing as well as private residential developments resulting from previous successful en-bloc transactions and government land sites sold in 2021 and 2022. Commercial construction demand is also expected to ramp up in 2023, including the redevelopment of old commercial premises to enhance asset values and the recommencement of major projects that were halted during the pandemic.
Singapore’s government has also set out refreshed infrastructure priorities, with the 2023 budget laying out a plan for some key construction and infrastructure needs that point toward a more consensus-driven approach. There are several measures broadly aimed at increasing productivity, such as the S$4 billion National Productivity Fund top-up, the new Enterprise Innovation Scheme, and the S$1 billion boost to the Singapore Global Enterprises initiative.
The local construction sector has room to grow but remains vulnerable to global challenges such as high inflation and rising interest rates. This uncertainty has resulted in construction costs remaining high despite a year-on-year decrease in prices for steel bars (13.9 percent) and concreting sand (1.7 percent), holding back a rebound in other types of construction projects. While the industry’s performance is steady, it has the potential for further growth if major players can take tangible steps to overcome the challenges and if delayed projects resume.
Considered together, these factors call for more investment in collaborative contracting. This inclusive approach, advocated by Turner & Townsend and other industry players, creates value through closer consultation among stakeholders and has the potential to re-energise Singapore’s built environment beyond its current rate of recovery. Implementing collaborative contracting practices takes time and requires trust from all parties from the start. Singapore’s government is already encouraging this, with the Building and Construction Authority recently refreshing the Built Environment Industry Transformation Map (ITM) to combine the previous Construction and Real Estate (Facilities Management) ITMs into a single map focusing on a value-chain approach.
Khoo Sze Boon, Managing Director, Singapore and Vietnam at Turner & Townsend, said: “To prepare for the future and meet construction needs, better collaboration across the supply chain is critical in driving towards an advanced and integrated sector. Embracing new ways of working, such as collaborative contracting, could herald a new level of partnership and industry cooperation. Adopting the latest frameworks and technologies will help our industry improve efficiency and productivity, driving greater value into projects big and small across the city. To transform Singapore’s Built Environment for tomorrow, we need to drive collaborative contracting efforts today.”
Procore Technologies, Inc., a leading global provider of construction management software, and the Philippine Constructors Association Inc. (PCA), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to launch a PCA Digital Transformation Program in the Philippines. This partnership aims to extend the network of technically-skilled professionals in the construction industry and is expected to upskill up to 150 PCA members in using Procore’s construction management software in 2023.
“The construction industry is slow in keeping up with the advancement of technology – not for the lack of technology solutions, but rather a skills gap in using the technology. Providing the necessary tools and training is critical in moving the entire industry forward into a more productive, efficient and safe environment to work in. Procore is excited to be a key player in accelerating the digital transformation journey for the construction workforce in the Philippines,” said Bruce Wells, Vice President of Asia, Procore.
According to the Procore How We Build Now 2022 benchmark report, construction firms in the Philippines understand that digital transformation is vital to overcome challenges in the industry, ranging from the increasing cost of raw materials and equipment, and maintaining safety, to improved productivity and staff management. In fact, the survey found that Filipino construction professionals recognise the benefits of construction technology, in particular the reliance on human labour (55%), the ability to handle more projects (54%), and resource efficiency through less rework (53%).
To kickstart the PCA Digital Transformation Program, PCA identified nine individuals from its partners and member firms who will first be trained by a Procore strategic product consultant on the Procore platform. Following the training, these selected PCA members will then be qualified to serve as trainers that will lead technical workshops for the rest of the PCA members. PCA members will receive complimentary access to the Procore account and will undergo technical workshops on project management, quality and safety and more. Upon concluding the workshops, the members will complete online certification courses which validate their knowledge and expertise in using the Procore construction management platform.
“Globally, the construction industry is facing a skilled workforce shortage that cannot be solved overnight. The Philippines’ construction industry is therefore undergoing a rapid digital transformation push to address this challenge, by enhancing productivity and upskilling our current workforce to ensure they stay relevant and competitive in the global arena. We are thrilled to be partnering with Procore to help future-proof our local construction industry, and be a frontrunner in the digital era,” said Barry Paulino, Executive Director, PCA.
Alacarte Ha Long Bay is a Condotel development located on the Hung Thang Masterplan zone designed by Aedas. The site is a prime seafront plot with sweeping and unobstructed views towards Ha Long Bay, the World Heritage seascape that is one of Vietnam’s biggest attractions. The site enjoys good accessibility with road connections on three sides and ends at the axial boulevard of the Hung Thang Masterplan. Located at the terminal axis by the seaside, Alacarte Condotel stands as a landmark in the Masterplan zone and sets a benchmark for up-and-coming developments in the area.
A 35-storey tower sits on top of a four-storey podium, offering hotel rooms, serviced apartments, restaurants, ballrooms, meeting rooms, gyms and four-season pools, spa facilities and retail outlets. While most rooms enjoy a breathtaking sea view, the infinity pool, sky bars and restaurants on the rooftop also overlook Ha Long Bay.
The building design is a perfect composition of modernity and tradition – presenting the unique elements of Vietnamese culture in a contemporary context. The ground-level retail is designed as free-standing pods, representing the iconic karsts of Ha Long Bay. The design allows for porosity and accessibility from all sides, as well as the natural sea breeze to permeate the retail space. Drawing inspiration from the undulating flow of sea waves, the façade design depicts a curvilinear figure, allowing the complex with a frontline sea view to seamlessly coalesce with the natural environment while creating a dynamic and upright architectural form.
The undulating façade is created by varying the lengths of the angled windows, resulting in a series of waves that expand and constrict when these windows are stacked on each other. With full-height glazing, its undulating façade is a nod to waves along the seafront, capturing the breathtaking beauty of Ha Long Bay.
The essence of the project lies in maximising the breathtaking views for all of the rooms. By allocating the majority of rooms towards the orientation of the vast islands while the rest of them look towards the serene bay and majestic mountains, the project creates panoramic vistas for every room. The building mass has been strategically cut into slightly cascading vertical columns, allowing more room for unobstructed views of Ha Long Bay. The development also enjoys a strategic location that ensures high visibility from the city and the bay and marks the development as an iconic centrepiece in the area.
The third edition of Southeast Asia’s flagship geospatial and location intelligence technology trade event, Geo Connect Asia (GCA), successfully concluded its two-day run on the 16th March 2023 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore. GCA 2023, co-located with the first edition of Drones Asia and held in conjunction with Digital Construction Asia 2023, hosted in-person 2,494 visitors from 53 countries; 24.5% of the visitors attended from outside Singapore.
“We were delighted to welcome geospatial and location intelligence industry experts from the region and beyond, assisting in the creation of a regional community for the industry, with a Singapore base. Securing the continued support of our sponsors, partners and exhibitors is testament to the exciting event format we are developing; the addition of Drones Asia for the UAV industry has been very well received,” said Rupert Owen, Co-founder of GCA and Drones Asia.
“Geo Connect Asia is the meeting point for the Asian region, offering the opportunity to collaborate and build partnerships across the fast-expanding geospatial industry. We look forward to supporting future events,” said Nadine Alameh, Chief Executive Officer of Open Geospatial Consortium. Ms Alameh opened the conference, which comprised 81 prominent speakers, moderators and delegates from across the world.
The event was graced by Guest of Honour Dr Amy Khor, Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment and Ministry of Transport, who delivered the opening address at the opening ceremony. SMS Khor also toured the exhibition showground, including the Singapore Pavilion led by SGTech, and an exciting drone soccer display led by Wong Fong Academy.
SMS Khor, in her opening address, said, “Achieving sustainable development in an interconnected world requires us to strike a balance between economic growth, social development, and environmental protection. Geospatial technology has proven to be a key enabler in supporting these sustainability goals, and Geo Connect Asia provides us with an excellent platform to explore ideas and solutions. I am heartened that such conversations and sharing will take place over the next two days amongst academics, researchers and professionals in various fields across engineering, artificial intelligence and governance.”
At the opening ceremony, SMS Khor witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) and the Container Depot and Logistics Association (Singapore) to use geospatial data to route heavy vehicles more efficiently and safely. An Intent of Collaboration was also signed between SLA and the General Authority for Survey and Geospatial Information of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for both countries to exchange knowledge and experiences regarding the use of geospatial technology. In addition, SLA announced a pilot project with SG Enable and Gardens by the Bay to map barrier-free routes for wheelchair users.
“Going forward, we will continue to experiment on using geospatial data sets in novel ways. We will deepen our own geospatial capabilities, broaden our partnerships, and continue to mainstream geospatial in businesses as well as in sustainable development,” said Yeoh Oon Jin, Chairman, Singapore Land Authority.
Visitors also witnessed the official opening of the first Drones Asia, a dedicated drone-technology show jointly launched by Montgomery Asia, the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) (AAIS), and Gold Sponsor Inmarsat. This highly anticipated event was devoted to the region’s growing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) ecosystem, capturing the commercial demand for airborne, unmanned, and ground-based solutions.
This year’s Digital Construction Asia 2023 was also an exciting platform for the introduction of cutting-edge solutions for the built environment – including AI, BIM, blockchain, IoT, and visualisation technologies.
GCA 2023 was well supported by nearly 60 trade organisations, associations and government agencies, including SLA; SGTech, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA); Singapore Exhibition and Convention Bureau (SECB); buildingSMART Singapore (bSS); and the Construction Industry Joint Committee (CIJC).
With the Main Conference, Tech Talks, Expert Stage and UAV Innovation Theatre @ Drones Asia, key industry professionals and players were provided with a platform to connect and hold pivotal discussions that progress the use of geospatial technology and intelligence to address sustainability limitations.
‘’We were pleased to be able to support Geo Connect Asia for the third consecutive year as Platinum Sponsor and welcome clients and new prospective customers in a vibrant meeting environment. With the opportunity to demonstrate our latest solutions on our stand and offer more personal exchanges in the Trimble Club, we were delighted with the response,’’ said John Whitehead, Senior Director of Sales & Distribution APAC of Trimble, who was one of 75 exhibitors from 25 countries.
“We received a lot of great leads and we met with a good diversity of customers. We’ve been very busy and positive on getting a good return on investment from our participation,” said Janina Vasquez, Geospatial Consultant of YJP Surveyors.
Geo Connect Asia with Digital Construction Asia and Drones Asia will return on 6th and 7th March 2024 at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore.
The combination of events is organised by Montgomery Asia.
DPR was awarded the contract to fit out 5,000-sq.-m. of existing space for Curtin Singapore. This is a Singapore-based campus for Australia’s Curtin University.
The challenge for DPR was the project deadline which was only 114 days away from completion. This was compounded by the fact that many project stakeholders were based nearly 2,500 miles away in Australia. Therefore, keeping alignment among project partners was a key challenge to the schedule.
Richard Kimber, DPR’s managing director for Singapore and Southeast Asia, said: “For this project, time and information sharing were key challenges. We also faced supply chain issues as well. Managing any issues that came up with providing progress reports in a timely way was vital to the completion of the project”.
The solution to the project by DPR was using a tool at hand in a new way: the use of Matterport to capture immersive 3D models of the space in real-time as the project progressed.
Mr Sean Hillier who led the DPR’s project team, said: “Matterport is a tool we have used in a variety of applications for 3D modelling as part of our virtual design and construction efforts. It was designed to do that and we thought may be this can be applied to solve our communication challenge”.
The team provided 3D scans of the space as weekly visual updates to keep remote customer stakeholders informed on progress throughout the project. Stakeholders from the school as well as from Navitas which is a leading global education provider, could virtually walk the spaces with DPR’s team nearly in real-time, as opposed to a 1-2 day lag time with a more traditional approach. This also means faster discussion of design and or operational challenges arising from Covid-19 as well incorporation of systems to support hybrid teaching platforms.
Nursing Lab
Mr Hillier added: “The scans allowed the clients’ remote stakeholders, many of whom are unable to visualize layouts from design plans, to view controllable walkthroughs and provide spatial awareness, in order to better understand and implement the project if needed. This also enabled operational and construction changes within the earliest possible timeframe”.
The client felt much more informed about how the project was progressing and was able to bring even more stakeholders to the table to have input that would be normally feasible. This is especially notable as virtual design and construction (VDC) tools are not yet widely adopted in Singapore especially for interior projects.
Mr Kimber commented: “We are pleased that the project was completed on schedule and under budget. The creative use of VDC tools is instrumental in any construction project type and this project has proven it”.
DPR’s scope of work for this project included advanced mechanical and structural works (internal stairs and slab opening), partition, ceiling and floors, floor finishes, joinery, loose furniture signage, AV and teaching aid technology, and associated MEP works. All of it will support a new space spread across three floors in an existing building that includes classrooms, office space, a seminar room, a library, collaboration spaces, IT labs and nursing labs. DPR’s team worked nearly 70,000 worker hours over the course of the project without incident.
American Standard, one of the most iconic brands in sanitary ware and part of LIXIL, maker of pioneering water and housing products, unveiled a new global brand identity. The American Standard brand has grown phenomenally across the world. The new brand identity brings together brand nuances over time into a unified brand expression of empathy and closeness to consumers, together with a new brand claim of LIFE. LOVE. HOME. In the Asia Pacific region, this milestone was celebrated with a launch event held in Bangkok, Thailand, attended by over 200 prominent guests and dignitaries.
Dependable, Inviting and Pioneering
For over a century, the American Standard brand has focused on its mission to enable everyone to create a home to love everyday. The brand has always understood that it all begins with each person who aspires for a better life, and the brand has designed and crafted its bathroom and kitchen solutions around this idea.
From houses to hotels, master bath to kitchen sink, college to stadium, consumers trust and continue to choose American Standard solutions to create inviting, intuitive and comfortable spaces. The brand is committed to consumers by crafting innovative, purposeful solutions that enable them to enjoy life’s moments with those they care most about.
Building on this rich heritage, the new American Standard global brand identity renews its focus of improving homes around the world, while inspiring people to create homes that they will love every day. Based on the new brand claim of “LIFE.LOVE.HOME”, the American Standard brand visuals and “American Standard Red” implies love and passion, to evoke a closer emotional affinity with consumers. The American Standard Red will boldly unite multiple online and offline consumer touchpoints and product packaging for a seamless multi-dimensional revitalization of the consumer experience.
American Standard Trade Event
The new brand identity was unveiled on February 15th, 2023 at the American Standard Trade Event held in Bangkok, Thailand. The launch event was celebrated alongside over 200 invited guests comprising customers, architects, designers and media from across the region.
The multi-day trade event included thought leadership and trade activities, including the American Standard Design Catalyst L!VE (ASDC L!VE) that discussed trending and thought-provoking issues across health and wellness, circular and sustainable living and intelligent spaces. The ASDC L!VE event themed ‘Design Thinking Meets Urbanization’ was graced by leading architects, designers and expert industry speakers.
Satoshi Konagai, Leader, LWT APAC said, “LIXIL is excited to launch the new American Standard global brand identity to the enthusiastic response of consumers and the industry. In the Asia Pacific, the brand has built a trusted following for its bathroom and kitchen solutions that are innovative, dependable and comfortable to use. We are excited to deepen the American Standard brand empathy and closeness to consumers, with the new brand claim of LIFE. LOVE. HOME that matches their aspirations and lifestyles to create homes that they will love every day.”
“The ASDC L!VE event was also well received as a hybrid online-offline event. We are pleased to bring together expert speakers across the world to discuss the challenges facing the architectural and design communities around health and wellbeing, sustainability and urbanization. We look forward to increasing our engagement and solutions to these pressing issues with our partners and the industry.” Mr. Konagai added.
The launch event also introduced the new American Standard Loven Collection, which is the first collection launch under the new brand identity. The Loven Collection is designed with a cohesive aesthetic, ensuring a polished and well put-together look for any bathroom. The collection’s full-sized features in a compact footprint is a perfect match for urban residential projects, such as condominiums.
LG Electronics (LG) has earned the Air-Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) Performance Award for the sixth year in a row. The challenging-to-obtain accolade points to the consistently high quality of LG’s HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) solutions, as every model selected by AHRI for testing must pass all evaluations for three straight years for the award to be granted.
AHRI is a globally-respected trade association representing the world’s HVAC, refrigeration, and water heating solution manufacturers. Established in 1953, AHRI now boasts more than 350 member companies.
To ensure the highest standard of testing, the majority of AHRI Performance Award evaluations are conducted by Intertek, one of the world’s most trusted third-party standards, certification and testing organizations. Intertek runs a comprehensive battery of assessments on the selected products to determine if the actual performance is consistent with the specifications listed by the manufacturer.
Representing seven product categories – including, for the first time, Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) – all 67 LG HVAC solutions submitted for testing passed AHRI’s rigorous evaluations for the third year in a row (2020 to 2022). In addition to LG’s ERV, the models evaluated belong to the following HVAC categories: Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF), Unitary Small Heat Pump (USHP), Water-Cooled Chillers (WCLL), Air-Cooled Chillers (ACCL), Room Fan Coil (RFC) air conditioners and Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps (PTHP).
One of the LG products evaluated for the AHRI Performance Award, the LG Multi V large-capacity outdoor unit employs the company’s proprietary Ultimate Inverter Compressor to deliver a strong, energy efficient performance. Popular with customers worldwide, especially those in Northern Hemisphere countries where winters can be particularly cold, LG’s flagship VRF system is able to provide dependable heating operation in temperatures as low as negative-30 degrees Celsius (negative-22 degrees Fahrenheit).
Also tested was the air-cooled Inverter Scroll Chiller, which leverages LG’s advanced inverter technology to obtain a high level of operational efficiency. In addition to impressive performance, the chiller has a compact design that takes up less space than other models in its class, affording customers greater installation flexibility.
Earning the award for the first time, LG’s ERV solution replaces still and stagnant indoor air with clean filtered air from outside and is equipped with a heat exchanger that significantly decreases hot air loss while also helping to reduce heating and cooling costs. Moreover, when connected with a system air conditioner, it manages energy consumption and indoor air quality to ensure optimal comfort and efficient operation.
“LG has now been recognized by AHRI for six years in a row – a significant achievement that reflects the quality, performance and reliability of LG HVAC solutions,” said James Lee, head of the Air Solution Business Unit at LG Electronics Home Appliance & Air Solution Company. “We will continue to strengthen our position in the global HVAC market by delivering highly effective and energy efficient solutions for commercial and residential use.”
