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Golden Resources Development International Limited today announces its HK$1 billion ambitious plan to transform more than 250,000 square meters of acquired land and properties in Hokkaido’s Niseko into Hirafu Grand Centro, a game-changing retailtainment destination over the next decade. Project Hir@fu, the initiative’s pilot phase, will launch seven new restaurants in Niseko for the 2024 holiday season, followed by an additional dozen restaurants and eight retail establishments by the end of 2025.
Hirafu Grand Centro, conveniently located within a 10-minute walk from Grand Hirafu, offers easy access to the four major ski resorts comprising Niseko United Ski Resort. Capitalising on the burgeoning global wellness market, projected to reach USD 1.8 trillion by 2024 with an annual growth rate of 5 to 10 percent, Hirafu Grand Centro aims to support and elevate Japanese après-ski culture. The development will integrate lifestyle and wellness-oriented offerings and experiences, catering to a like-minded audience both domestically and internationally.
With the Hokkaido Shinkansen expected to open in Kutchan-cho at the end of 2034, Hirafu Grand Centro is poised to become a premier destination in the region. The improved accessibility provided by the Shinkansen will significantly boost tourism, allowing Hirafu Grand Centro to capitalise on increased visitor numbers. The project will not only enhance the existing vibrant atmosphere of Hirafu but also create a dynamic lifestyle hub, further solidifying Niseko’s position as a world-class destination. This strategic development will contribute to the long-term economic growth of the area, creating jobs and attracting further investment, ultimately transforming Hirafu into a thriving year-round destination.
Laurent Lam, Group Executive Chairman of Golden Resources Development International Limited said, “Hirafu Grand Centro represents a bold vision for the future of Niseko. We’re not just building a retail and entertainment destination; we’re crafting an immersive experience that caters to the evolving desires of today’s global traveller. By integrating well-being-focused offerings into our dynamic mix of retail and entertainment, we’re tapping into the rapidly expanding wellness market and creating a unique destination that resonates with the well-being-conscious individual from around the world.”
To foster further development of art and culture and promote these aspects domestically and internationally, Golden Resources Development International Limited also launched the Niseko Hirafu Art & Culture Association on 27 November 2024, a collaborative platform where artists and cultural connoisseurs of Hokkaido, Kutchan and the Niseko region meet, exhibit and express their works.
Golden Resources Development International Limited has commissioned Oval Partnership to develop the master plan for Hirafu Grand Centro, focusing on Nature, Art & Culture, and Community. Project Hir@fu recognises Hirafu’s need for diverse retail and entertainment options, integrating wellness offerings within a broader, experience-driven approach. Hirafu Grand Centro aims to enhance the visitor experience while appealing to those seeking wellness opportunities.
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Coopers Hill, an international consultancy specialising in landscape architecture, urban design and master planning, announced its acquisition of Scape Design UK, Europe’s premier hospitality and luxury lifestyle landscape architects. With its new London studio, Coopers Hill establishes its first European office marking the firm’s seventh international office following its Dubai opening in 2023.
With a 40-year legacy of defining luxury hospitality landscape design, Coopers Hill has built an impressive portfolio of hotels and resorts across diverse environments and ecosystems. Under the leadership of Founder, Managing Partner and Design Director, Allen Kerton, the firm headquartered in Singapore, will unite with Scape Design in London, to create a formidable portfolio spanning luxury hotels, resorts and lifestyle projects across Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. This strategic merger establishes Coopers Hill as an unrivalled force in hospitality landscape design, marking an exciting new chapter for the practice.
In the new organisational structure, Allen Kerton, whose distinguished global career spans hospitality design projects across Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, will continue to lead as Managing Partner and Design Director based in Singapore. Philip Jaffa will assume the role of Partner and Design Director, operating from London, where he will spearhead Coopers Hill’s expansion across Europe and North Africa, while strengthening the firm’s Middle Eastern operations.
Allen Kerton, Managing Partner & Design Director of Coopers Hill, said, “The merger with Scape represents a significant milestone, enabling us to realise our ambition of delivering a truly global service offering for our clients. Our combined intimate knowledge and in-depth expertise of local environments and cultural influences position us uniquely to create meaningful places, experiences and memories by balancing architecture, luxury and the wilderness of nature, regardless of a project’s location.”
Philip Jaffa, Partner & Design Director at Coopers Hill, added, “This marks the beginning of an exciting new era for Coopers Hill. The merger provides an incredible opportunity to drive sustainable and evocative landscape architecture solutions for the hospitality industry’s future, connecting humanity back to nature as the key touchpoint for health and well-being. Meeting Allen, a like-minded environmental landscape designer who shares my deep commitment to our planet’s future, was instrumental in my decision to merge our two practices.”
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In a challenging year with market headwinds, profitability for Grundfos remained strong. The company experienced a 2.4 percent sales decline in 2024 but returned to moderate organic growth in the second half of the year. Coinciding with the release of the 2024 results, the company announces its ambitious 2040 winning aspiration and a new strategy, Ignite’27. Grundfos recently reported its full-year results for 2024:
Sales development vs. 2023
-2.4 percent
Revenue
4.5bn EUR
EBIT before special items
482m EUR
EBIT before special items ratio
10.8 percent
Full-year sales were impacted by a slowdown in the global pump market, in particular by lower activity levels in the building sector and the decline of the heat pump market to which Grundfos is a major supplier of circulators.
After a challenging first half of 2024, Grundfos delivered organic growth of around 4% in the second half of the year. Grundfos also managed to grow sales in several key markets, most notably in the US and India. In contrast, sales in China and Europe, not least Germany, were affected by lower demand. Despite the slowdown in sales, profitability remained strong and in line with the company’s strategic ambition of a 10 percent EBIT ratio.
Commenting on the company’s performance, Grundfos CEO Poul Due Jensen said: “While our top line does not meet our expectations, I am overall satisfied with our financial results. I am encouraged by our sales growth across several key markets. Despite facing significant headwinds in 2024, it is also satisfactory to see that we continue to run a healthy business, setting us up for future success.”
Ahead of CO2 Reduction Target
Known for its strong commitment to sustainability, Grundfos managed to reduce its total CO2 emissions by almost 10.5 percent year-on-year in 2024. This achievement can be attributed to increased sales of more energy-efficient pumps, further decarbonisation of the electricity grid and a lower volume of products sold. The company has reduced CO2 emissions by 24 percent since the baseline year 2020 and is well ahead of its SBTi-approved target of a 25 percent reduction by 2030.
2040 Winning Aspiration and Ignite’27
Coinciding with the release of the 2024 results, Grundfos announced a winning aspiration for 2040 and its new group strategy, Ignite’27, which supports the company’s sustainability journey, innovation efforts and growth ambitions.
Talking on the new strategy, Due Jensen said: “The world continues to be an unstable and unpredictable place, but we are heavily engaged to deliver growth in this next financial year. Furthermore, the coming three-year period is set to boost our growth journey and expand our position as a leading provider of intelligent water and climate solutions globally.”
Innovation Has Never Been More Vital
A key element in the new strategy is an increased focus on strengthening technology development and the commercialisation of the innovation pipeline. Due Jensen continued: “Never before has the need for innovation been more vital. It is absolutely key to delivering the energy-efficient and smart water solutions the world needs, and with the new strategy we will further boost our investment in technology, software and product innovation to pioneer solutions to the world’s most pressing water and climate challenges.”
Commercial real estate (CRE) investment in Asia Pacific rose 23 percent year-on-year in 2024 to $131.3 billion, surpassing 2022 levels, according to data and analysis by global real estate consulting firm JLL. Q4 volumes rose 10 percent year-on-year and reached $34.9 billion, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of year-on-year growth for the region.
All major property sectors recorded full-year volume growth, with the highest quarterly cross-border volume recorded since the end of 2021. Strong cross-border investment volumes totalled $23.8 billion in 2024, a 43 percent year-on-year increase from this time last year. This surge in cross-border investment was underpinned by strong interest in office and logistics assets from overseas investors in key markets like Australia, Japan, and Singapore.
Japan continues to be an extremely active market in the region, recording $10.7 billion in Q4 trades, a 145 percent year-on-year increase driven by strong demand for logistics and office properties. Despite interest rates being on an upward trajectory, investors adopted value-add strategies to mitigate rising debt costs, further fuelling market activity.
“The fifth consecutive quarter of annualised growth for Asia Pacific commercial real estate is a testament to the region’s enduring resilience,” said Stuart Crow, CEO, Asia Pacific Capital Markets, JLL. “Despite differences across each market, investors are finding new opportunities as valuations stabilise and borrowing conditions ease. Looking ahead, we expect 2025 to be a strong year for market entry, with early movers likely to benefit from a less competitive landscape, particularly in key sectors like office and logistics.”
The office sector across Asia Pacific continued its strong rebound, with strong tenant demand likely to have helped individual markets maintain growth momentum. Office investment volumes reached $48.8 billion in 2024, marking a 12 percent year-on-year increase. In Q4, South Korea led the region in office investment volume, supported by a favourable environment created by declining senior loan rates for prime office buildings. As large-scale financing remained challenging, investors showed a clear preference for medium-sized, stabilised assets.
Logistics remained a favoured asset class, with strong demand driving large portfolio transactions in Japan, Australia, and India, leading to yield compression in the sector. Both domestic and overseas investors remained bullish about Japan logistics due to rental growth. Logistics volumes in Australia also rebounded, particularly in gateway markets Sydney and Melbourne.
Within the retail sector, volumes grew 28 percent year-on-year in 2024, with private capital dominating purchases in Australia and Singapore’s prime retail market seeing sustained rental growth. South Korea saw corporates lead investment, focusing on value-add opportunities.
Despite the uncertainties introduced by the U.S. administration’s fiscal policies and the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady this month, Asia Pacific remains a compelling destination for global capital,” said Pamela Ambler, Head of Investor Intelligence, Asia Pacific, JLL. “While debt markets navigate restrictive rate expectations, property valuations in the region are resetting, creating compelling opportunities for strategic investors. With central banks beginning their rate reduction cycles and the region’s improving transparency, Asia Pacific offers a robust case for long-term investment and sustained growth.”
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Radisson Hotel Group advanced confidently towards the end of 2024 and the dawn of the New Year in Asia Pacific, following a highly productive 12 months that have included the arrival of a new leadership team for the South East Asia & Pacific (SEAP) region, a series of landmark hotel openings, and a continued upturn in its business performance, as the company starts to reap the long-term benefits of its transformative five-year plan.
The arrival of Tim Cordon as Chief Operating Officer for SEAP in January 2024, which he took up alongside his existing role as COO for the Middle East & Africa (MEA), set the tone for the year ahead. A key element of Radisson Hotel Group’s strategy to leverage its internal talent, Tim brought a wealth of experience and expertise to the SEAP region. Having overseen the opening of 45 hotels in MEA over the last three years, he has already been instrumental in strengthening the Group’s market presence in SEAP. Tim’s arrival has also included the expansion of several other key departments, such as HR, F&B, Revenue, Marketing and Procurement, as the company positions itself for future success.
This fresh impetus was boosted by the arrival of Rob Collier as Managing Director for Future Openings, who has also expanded his successful MEA role to encompass SEAP and will now be instrumental in the growth of the Group’s portfolio across both these exciting regions. Following the arrival of Tim and Rob, Radisson Hotel Group has achieved several milestones. Radisson RED, the bold upper-upscale lifestyle brand, was introduced to SEAP with the launch of Radisson RED Danang, Vietnam, and will soon be complemented by Radisson RED Resort Phuket Patong, Thailand. Radisson Collection Galle, Sri Lanka, will mark the regional debut of this luxury lifestyle brand, followed by the launch of Radisson Blu Resort Hoi An, Vietnam, both in Q1 2025.
In total, Radisson Hotel Group signed 16 new hotels and resorts across SEAP in 2024, as it continues to unlock the vast potential of this fast-growing region with its comprehensive collection of 10 distinct brands.
Looking ahead to 2025, Radisson Hotel Group will open a series of exciting properties all across the region. These will include three additional Park Inn by Radisson hotels in the Philippines, where this contemporary upper-midscale brand is already a market leader. Indonesia and Malaysia will be in the spotlight, with between 40 and 50 new hotels set to be established across these two countries by 2030. The Group will also reaffirm its commitment to its most important strategic markets: Thailand, Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand.
Radisson Hotel Group’s confidence in Asia Pacific is underpinned by a variety of factors, including the growth of intra-regional travel, and high demand from major source markets like India, the Middle East, and China. As part of Jin Jiang International, the world’s second-largest hotel chain, Radisson Hotel Group is perfectly positioned to take advantage of the opportunities created by the huge Chinese travel sector, which is forecast to generate 200 million outbound tourists by 2028¹.
The Group is ready to cater for this surge in demand, having successfully implemented its five-year action plan and completed landmark investments across the business. Being a customer-centric company, Radisson Hotel Group now offers personalised online and app content in more than 60 markets, which has resulted in a surge in conversion and click-through rates. Guests can also now virtually enter hotels, rooms and meeting spaces from their laptops, mobiles or even VR headsets. The launch of a revitalised HR strategy and Radisson Academy have helped to position Radisson Hotel Group as the employer of choice for talented hospitality professionals, and a steadfast commitment to responsible business and sustainability is underpinned by the Group’s target of becoming net zero by 2050.
“We can look back on 2024 with a great deal of satisfaction, and look forward to 2025 with a high degree of optimism. We have achieved several milestones this year, and it has been very exciting to see us introduce new brands to SEAP, including our inaugural Radisson RED and Radisson Collection hotels. As we leverage the benefits of our transformative five-year plan, our relationship with Jin Jiang International, and the vast growth potential of the Asia Pacific region, the coming years are set to be highly exciting for Radisson Hotel Group. We look forward to welcoming all guests to our expanding portfolio of hotels and resorts across the region,” said Tim Cordon, Chief Operating Officer, Middle East, Africa and South East Asia Pacific, Radisson Hotel Group.
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Graphisoft is poised to deepen its impact in Southeast Asia, driven by surging demand for advanced digital tools amid the region’s rapid development and growing focus on sustainable construction practices.
Graphisoft’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Daniel Csillag emphasised the importance of the Southeast Asia market to the company’s global growth during his recent visit to Kuala Lumpur with key executives, including Chief Product Officer, Márton Kiss, and Chief Customer Success Officer, Gergely Kmethy.
“Southeast Asia is a growth powerhouse for the construction industry and is poised to be one of the most dynamic regions in the next 20 years. While Japan is experiencing rapid growth, Southeast Asia remains a key focus for us, with its significant potential and opportunities,” said Csillag. “We are excited about the opportunities here and remain committed to strengthening our presence.”
Established in 1982 by Hungarian architects and mathematicians, Graphisoft has grown into a global powerhouse, often called the ancestor of BIM, with over 200,000 users worldwide and 25 offices across 14 countries. At the heart of Graphisoft’s success is its flagship product, Archicad, the world’s leading 3D architectural design software. Archicad was recently honoured as BIM Product of the Year 2024 at the prestigious Construction Computing Awards (The Hammers), marking its 14th consecutive win in the category.
Archicad offers an intuitive interface and powerful tools that streamline design documentation, one-click publishing, photo-realistic rendering, and advanced analysis, allowing architects to focus on creativity. Key features include an automated Keynotes system for consistent documentation, enhanced Rhino-Grasshopper integration for faster parametric design, and a cloud-based AI Visualizer for instant, high-quality rendering. It also supports sustainable design with lifecycle assessment tools integrated with One Click LCA and improves renovation workflows with advanced Point Cloud capabilities.
Graphisoft’s confidence in Southeast Asia is bolstered by its strong positioning and recent success stories, including its role in the iconic Merdeka 118 skyscraper – the world’s second-tallest building – standing as a testament to Archicad’s capabilities. The project exemplifies how Graphisoft’s innovative solutions empower architects and engineers to deliver groundbreaking designs while preserving cultural significance and meeting stringent sustainability goals.
The global AEC industry’s rapid adoption of BIM technologies further underscores Graphisoft’s optimism. The global BIM market, valued at US$8.6 billion in 2023, is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of 16.3 percent, reaching US$24.8 billion by 2030. In the Asia-Pacific region, the construction market is experiencing a remarkable upward trend, driven by substantial government investments in infrastructure development.
Southeast Asia, in particular, is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.2 percent between 2024 and 2028, underscoring the region’s pivotal role in the industry’s transformation. Initiatives like Malaysia’s Public Works Department (JKR) Strategic Plan 2021-2025, which targets 90 percent BIM adoption for projects exceeding RM10 million, exemplify the region’s commitment to digital transformation in construction.
Graphisoft’s growth plan in Southeast Asia is supported by a robust network of partnerships designed to meet the unique needs of the local market:
Industry Collaborations: Partnerships with IME Technology and ACAD Singapore enable Graphisoft to provide localised solutions and training while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Academic Integration: Collaborations with institutions like Universiti Malaya, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), and HELP University embed Archicad into architecture and engineering curricula, preparing the next generation of professionals with critical BIM skills.
Professional Development: Graphisoft works with organisations such as Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) to drive BIM adoption through workshops, conferences, and CPD programmes.
“Education is key to growing our reach in Southeast Asia. Planting the seed early by shaping the mindset of students and future users is critical. Advocacy plays a huge role, as professional software adoption often hinges on success stories from architects using our tools. Their achievement is our proof point, and it helps magnify a strong local community and user base,” Kiss shared.
To meet the industry’s evolving needs, Graphisoft is driving innovation through its robust product development roadmap. Central to this effort is the Technology Preview Program which engages over 3,000 beta testers to identify issues and suggest improvements. This collaboration resolved over 100 undetected bugs, ensuring a polished user experience before public release.
Building on this foundation, the 2024 BIM solutions update focuses on improving collaboration, streamlining workflows, and strengthening environmental design. Features include real-time and AI-powered visualisation tools that enable teams and clients to make faster, more informed decisions.
Looking ahead, Graphisoft is set to introduce AI-powered tools that go beyond design inspiration. “While AI-assisted visualisation is great for engaging clients early, the true productivity lies in eliminating repetitive tasks and accelerating documentation,” added Kiss.
Csillag also emphasises that sustainability is no longer optional in the construction industry. He said, “With 57 percent of global carbon emissions linked to construction, and 20 percent of materials wasted due to poor planning, adopting lifecycle analysis and other advanced tools is critical. These solutions not only help minimise waste but also empower architects to propose more sustainable and resilient designs to their clients.”
Csillag remains optimistic about its growth trajectory in the region. “We are closely following the market and working with different geographies. In the next one to two years, we aim to aggregate more staff to support our partners and drive more powerful use of Graphisoft’s solutions in Southeast Asia,” he explained.
As one of the fastest-growing software companies, consistently outperforming the average global design market growth rate of 8 percent per year, Graphisoft is well-positioned to lead the charge in advancing Malaysia’s architectural and engineering capabilities, shaping a future of smarter, greener, and more ambitious feats.
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TK Elevator (TKE) has won two Elevator World 2025 Project of the Year Awards for escalator and moving walks installations. TKE demonstrated outstanding capabilities to bring strong solution expertise and technical implementation within architecturally challenging environments. The Grand Cruise Terminal at Doha Port was awarded first place in the “Escalators, New Construction” category, and the Sky Bridge at Hong Kong International Airport won first place in the “Moving Walks” category.
Both projects highlight TKE’s expertise in understanding the tourism and transportation industries and designing tailored solutions that allow customers to operate high-capacity ports effectively and travellers to reach their destinations safely and smoothly. Elevator World’s recognition is a testament to TKE’s dedication to delivering exceptionally engineered solutions that complement the site’s architectural beauty.
“We are honoured by Elevator World’s recognition of our talented teams and their groundbreaking work in Doha and Hong Kong,” said Uday Yadav, CEO of TK Elevator. “These remarkable projects demonstrate our understanding of the challenges architects and engineers face and reflect our commitment to providing world-class mobility solutions for passengers around the world, enhancing urban infrastructure, and improving overall travel experiences.”
Grand Cruise Terminal at Doha Port was awarded first place in the “Escalator, New Construction” category. In alignment with Qatar National Vision 2030 and its emphasis on expanding the nation’s tourism sector, the Grand Cruise Terminal at Doha Port stands as a new maritime gateway and a key attraction for cruise enthusiasts and passengers globally.
Forbes recognised it as one of the world’s most beautiful cruise terminals. This architectural marvel boasts traditional Arab design, restores the historic connection between Doha and the sea, and boosts tourism to the country. During the 2023-24 cruise season, the Doha Port recorded a 38 percent increase in visitors and a 33 percent rise in ships serviced compared to the previous season, aided by TKE’s escalator solution.
Hong Kong International Airport Sky Bridge secured first place in the “Moving Walks” category. The Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) Sky Bridge is a groundbreaking project designed to enhance the passenger experience and elevate HKIA’s status as a global aviation hub. The Sky Bridge, the world’s longest airside bridge, spans a taxiway at the airport and soars 28 metres above ground. This architectural marvel allows even the largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380, to pass beneath it.
Spanning 200 metres, the Sky Bridge connects Terminal 1 with the T1 Satellite Concourse, significantly reducing travel time within the airport, eliminating the need for shuttle buses and enhancing the overall passenger journey.
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Trinity Group launched its latest residential development, Trinity Sensoria, which introduces an innovative five-tier protection system to provide residents unparalleled peace of mind. The project is a joint venture with Singapore-based property developer Oxley Holdings Ltd.
With a gross development value (GDV) of RM568 million, this 29-storey development is built on a 6.1-acre freehold plot and features 737 residential units ranging from 1,008 square feet to 2,591 square feet. Strategically located in Beverly Heights, Ampang North, the development is a 10km drive from the Kuala Lumpur city centre and easily accessible via highways such as the Middle Ring Road 2, Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway and Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway. The connectivity would allow one to travel to Setapak, Wangsa Maju, Melawati, Pandan Indah, Setiawangsa and Titiwangsa. Various amenities nearby include Giant Supermarket, Melawati Mall, Wangsa Walk Mall, KL East Mall, Fairview International School, Brighton International School and Tunku Abdul Rahman University College. The Sri Rampai LRT station is the closest transport hub within a 5km radius.
5 Tiers of Protection for Safety and Wellness
Trinity Sensoria builds on the success of Trinity Wellnessa, the neighbouring project with a RM315 million GDV which pioneered the triple protection system. Officially launched in 2021, Wellnessa already has a 99 percent uptake.
Dato’ Neoh Soo Keat, Founder and Managing Director of Trinity Group Sdn Bhd said at the event, “Based on our success with Trinity Wellnessa, we understand that Malaysians now have a better awareness of wellness beyond just the physical aspect. They also appreciate the importance of mental and social wellbeing. Hence, we are thrilled to introduce Trinity Sensoria and its USP, the Five-Tier Protection System which is the first of its kind in Malaysia.”
Sensoria’s Five-Tier Protection System is designed with an integrated approach to residents’ safety and well-being by incorporating: contactless technology, wellness-oriented design, physical wellness facilities, social wellness spaces and mental wellness amenities. The name “Sensoria” was selected as it captures the essence of a new-age development that invigorates the five senses with holistic wellness experience for its residents.
“Modern homebuyers are seeking more than just a place to stay – they seek a sanctuary that actively supports their well-being. Sensoria provides a peaceful retreat, surrounded by greenery and enhanced by advanced safety and wellness features, so residents can truly ‘Live Well, Live Secure’,” Dato’ Neoh added.
Sensoria aims to stimulate residents’ senses through carefully curated amenities that align with contemporary urban living expectations. The development targets a diverse demographic, including middle-upper class families, professionals, investors, empty nesters, and first-time homebuyers. With prices starting from RM608,000 for the 1,008 square feet units,
Trinity Sensoria offers unparalleled value in the current market with a plethora of facilities, including an infinity pool, pickleball courts, mini-futsal court, edible garden, outdoor cinema, Himalayan salt sauna and hydrotherapy pods, offering a peaceful environment amidst the lush greenery. It also has a gym, multi-purpose hall, spa villa and many other exciting facilities.
Gold Assurance Programme for Sensoria
Trinity Sensoria is among the first developments to benefit from the Gold Assurance Programme, an initiative by Trinity Group designed to enhance homeowner security and confidence. The programme introduces key features that surpass industry norms, offering substantial benefits to homebuyers and investors, all subject to specific terms and conditions:
36-Month Defects Liability Period (DLP): Extending beyond the industry standard of 24 months, this longer period ensures that any defects or other faults due to the defective workmanship or material within the parcel are thoroughly addressed, offering buyers peace of mind and reducing potential repair costs.
10-Year Warranty for Roof Leaks: Surpassing the typical 2-year coverage, this warranty protects buyers from costly repairs and potential water damage, which can significantly impact property value.
5-Year Warranty for Tiles Pop-Up: Going beyond the standard 2-year warranty, this feature ensures that issues like tile popping are addressed, maintaining the property’s appeal and functionality.
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The Urban Land Institute (ULI) in Asia Pacific has hired Terri Seow to take on the role of Executive Director for Singapore, a Council with over 600 members. Seow was formerly at BBC Global News for over 16 years, where she was Vice President, Marketing & Insights, Asia Pacific. In addition to a plethora of regional marketing experience, she joins ULI, the world’s oldest and largest network of experts across the built environment, with a huge passion for environmental sustainability.
Seow was also formerly the Going Green lead at the BBC, where she was responsible for raising awareness of environmental sustainability for over two years. During her free time, she is an Adjunct Lecturer for Sustainability Marketing at the National University of Singapore. Her move to ULI continues the trajectory of working for purpose-led organisations.
Wenshi Zheng, Group Chief Strategy & Sustainability Officer, Frasers Property, commented, “We are glad to welcome Terri as the new Executive Director of ULI Singapore. With deep experience in brand building, marketing, and communications, Terri brings exceptional expertise and vision to our mission. Her passion for sustainability aligns well with ULI’s mission and makes her an outstanding choice to lead ULI Singapore. We are confident that under her leadership, ULI Singapore will continue to thrive and engage our like-minded members to advance ULI’s mission to create resilient, inclusive and sustainable communities.”
Terri Seow, Executive Director, ULI Singapore, adds, “I’m extremely proud to be leading the Singapore chapter of ULI – an organisation that has long been at the forefront of driving positive change in both the environment and communities globally. As someone deeply passionate about creating purpose-led work and advancing a sustainable world, I am thrilled to contribute and do my part in shaping the future of the built environment – an area that has such a profound influence on the world at large. I look forward to working closely with like-minded leaders from the industry to drive meaningful change.”
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