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7th – 31st October

Marina Bay City Gallery Location info
11 Marina Boulevard
Singapore 018940

Free Admission

Private book launch event on 6th October for invited guests and media.
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In conjunction with Archifest 2011, award winning international architecture urbanism design practice Broadway Malyan are proud to present a selection of their latest sustainable residential projects that range from the macroscale of urban regeneration to the microscale of the first zero carbon house in Asia - The Idea House.   The exhibition, entitled  Future Tropical Living Today  will take place at the Marina Bay City Gallery, (mezzanine level) from October 1st to October 31st, 2011.  

About the Idea House:

The Sime Darby Idea House is the first carbon zero residence in Southeast Asia and forms an integral part of the exhibition. Conceived as a test bed for new sustainable ideas and processes, it has also involved the collaboration of some of the world's leading technology and solution providers from the fields of architecture, engineering, landscape design, construction and Information Technology, as well as from an advanced supply chain.

About the book:

Coinciding with the exhibition is the release of the book:  Idea House: Future Tropical Living Today.  The book documents the process of design required to create a carbon neutral development from inception to completion and records in graphic and photographic detail the results of a sustainable design collaboration to deliver a sustainable product in the form of a house that reduces consumption, generates energy, and is respectful of local socio-cultural practices.

About the author:

Prof Jason Pomeroy is an award winning architect, academic and director of International urbanism and design practice, Broadway Malyan.   In addition to co-directing the Singapore office, he lectures and publishes widely, and is an acknowledged expert in the field of sustainability and carbon zero development. He is an honorary professor of Nottingham University; and adjunct professor at the Mapua Institute of Technology and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.

About Broadway Malyan:

Broadway Malyan is an award winning international practice of architects, urbanists and designers.  From Sao Paulo to Shanghai, we have a global reach across 15 world centres, and over the last 50 years grown the practice into a design leader of sustainable built environments. We have a genuine commitment to the task of making built environments that enrich people's lives and believe in the responsibility of designing with the future of others in mind.