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Singapore – The Pinnacle @ Duxton is a large, dense development, but great effort was made towards the sustainable quality of life and sense of place.
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Singapore – SkyVille @ Dawson is a public housing project that provides 960 family homes while including a high level of amenities that foster communal living in a sustainable atmosphere.
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Singapore – Skyterrace @ Dawson facilitates a well-designed array of successful housing typologies, including affordable and senior housing, amalgamated into a single cohesive form.
Featured Buildings Involving Housing and Development Board
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Housing and Development Board
CTBUH Member Level: Contributor
Member Since: 2010
Member Office:- Singapore, Singapore
Field of Expertise:- Developer
- Non-Profit Org. / Assoc. / Gov't
- Owner (Buildings, Land)
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Featured Buildings Involving Housing and Development Board
The Pinnacle @ Duxton, Singapore
The Pinnacle @ Duxton is a large, dense development, but great effort was made towards the sustainable quality of life and sense of place.
SkyTerrace @ Dawson, Singapore
Skyterrace @ Dawson facilitates a well-designed array of successful housing typologies, including affordable and senior housing, amalgamated into a single cohesive form.
SkyVille @ Dawson is a public housing project that provides 960 family homes while including a high level of amenities that foster communal living in a sustainable atmosphere.
Winning CTBUH awards in 2019 for Best Tall Mixed-use Building and Single Site Urban Habitat, this building integrates housing, a medical center, and a community plaza and park.
About Housing and Development Board
The Housing & Development Board (HDB) is Singapore's public housing authority and a statutory board under the Ministry of National Development.
HDB plans and develops public housing towns that provide Singaporeans with quality homes and living environments. In this effort, HDB engages in active research and development work to ensure that cost-effectiveness and quality standards are maintained and continually improved upon.
Even as HDB towns are provided with various commercial, recreational and social facilities and amenities for the convenience of residents, one of HDB’s key priorities is to ensure that they meet changing needs and circumstances. Through renewal and upgrading programmes, HDB brings new features, facilities and improvements to its older estates and towns to ensure their vibrancy and continued relevance.
Housing and Development Board at CTBUH
CTBUH Annual Conference, Keynote Speaker, 2018
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Annual Conference, Presenter, 2016
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Innovation Conference, Speaker, 2019
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Leaders at Housing and Development Board
CTBUH Annual Conference, Keynote Speaker, 2018
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Annual Conference, Presenter, 2016
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Innovation Conference, Speaker, 2019
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Innovation Conference, Speaker, 2019
Singapore, Singapore
CTBUH Resources Involving Housing and Development Board
Award Winners & Award of Excellence Recipients
The CTBUH Awards recognize projects and individuals that have made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of tall buildings and the urban environment, and that achieve sustainability at the highest and broadest level.
Winner
Award of Excellence
Creating Inter-Generational and Neighborhood Connections Through Design
10 Apr 2019 – Hwee Yian Ng, Housing & Development Board; Mun Summ Wong, WOHA Architects
A High Point in the Development of the Green, 3D City
10 Apr 2019 – Lawrence Pak, Housing & Development Board; Nina Loo, RSP Architects Planners & Engineers, Singapore
Bringing Singapore’s First Integrated Public Development to Life
9 Apr 2019 – Hwee Yian Ng, Housing & Development Board; Darren Chen, WOHA Architects
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Best Tall Buildings 2019: Dominant Trends
Apr 2019 –
CTBUH Journal 2019 Issue II
CTBUH
Polycentric Cities: The Future of Vertical Urbanism
Oct 2018 –
CTBUH Journal 2018 Issue IV
CTBUH 2018 Conference Speakers
Exploring New Paradigms in High-Density Vertical Hybrids
Jul 2018 –
International Journal of High-Rise Buildings Volume 7 Number 2
Swinal Samant & Srilakshmi Menon, National University of Singapore
See all papers/research involving Housing and Development Board
Videos
10 Apr 2019 – Hwee Yian Ng, Housing & Development Board; Mun Summ Wong, WOHA Architects
Located on a tight 0.9-hectare site with a height limit of 61 meters, Kampung Admiralty is an infill development in a mature housing estate, close to public transport, in a central, convenient location within the Woodlands district in the northern…
10 Apr 2019 – Lawrence Pak, Housing & Development Board; Nina Loo, RSP Architects Planners & Engineers, Singapore
The Pinnacle @ Duxton, a complex of 1,848 apartments built on a plot of only 2.5 hectares, has come to be synonymous with the “Singapore model” of high-rise public housing, a model whose design innovations have gone a long way toward redeeming the…
9 Apr 2019 – Hwee Yian Ng, Housing & Development Board; Darren Chen, WOHA Architects
Advantageously located adjacent to a public transport hub, Kampung Admiralty is an integrated public housing development aimed at senior citizens in the Woodlands district of Singapore. The scheme builds upon a layered approach. A “vertical kampung (…
22 Oct 2018 – Presentation at CTBUH 2018 Middle East Conference; Chair: Steve Watts, alinea Consulting; James Parakh, City of Toronto Planning Department; Koon Hean Cheong, Housing & Development Board; Helen Lochhead, University of New South Wales; and Peter Murray
Numerous cities are now developing along polycentric lines, with several urban “nodes” focused around tall building clusters that often compete for commerce, attention and investment within the same city. This dispersed approach to urban density…
30 Oct 2017 – Dario Trabucco, CTBUH
Multi-layered streets, bridges spanning between buildings across active roads, flying vehicles to ease commuting, cities fully integrated in three dimensions…These are not the novel plans of a contemporary, visionary urban planner; rather, they are…
3 Nov 2016 – 2016 China Conference Interviews; Chair: Karl Fender, Fender Katsalidis Architects
Koon Hean Cheong, CEO, Housing and Development Board of Singapore; Benjamin Romano, Founding Principal, LBR&A Architectos; Pete Rose, Senior Associate, COOP HIMMELB(L)AU; and Ellen Lou, Director of Urban Design and Planning, Skidmore, Owings &…
3 Nov 2016 – CTBUH 2015 New York Conference; Dr. Cheong Koon Hean, Housing and Development Board of Singapore
Dr. Cheong Koon Hean is an architect and urban planner who has been credited with shaping much of Singapore’s urban landscape. Throughout her career, she has led the long-term strategic planning of Singapore and played a key role in the development…
3 Nov 2016 – CTBUH 2015 New York Conference; CEO, Housing and Development Board of Singapore
Dr. Cheong Koon Hean, CEO, Housing and Development Board of Singapore, discusses her urban planning work for the city of Singapore with Chris Bentley, during the 2016 CTBUH Awards Symposium at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Dr. Cheong Koon…
18 Oct 2016 – Richard Pulling, Otis Elevator Company; Brian Low, Housing & Development Board; Rimes Mortimer, Microsoft; Moira Moser, M Moser Associates; Satoshi Toyoda, Rafael Vinoly Architects
Architects and engineers are continually finding new ways to incorporate new technologies and changing work patterns into internal environments, in line with feedback from occupants. This panel discussion delved into this feedback, outlined current…
17 Oct 2016 – Mazlin Ghazali, Arkitek M. Ghazali
Studies over the last 60 years have consistently concluded that high-rise housing is less suitable for most people compared to low-rise, especially for children. To overcome the social objections to high-rise housing, a new typology is proposed. In…
17 Oct 2016 – Presentation at CTBUH 2016 China Conference; Mun Summ Wong, WOHA Architects
This presentation proposes an alternative to the continuing implementation of unsustainable 20th century urban planning models. By using WOHA’s mini-city projects and proposals as prototypes – energy-efficient vertical landscapes with sky villages…
17 Oct 2016 – Stephan Reinke, Stephan Reinke Architects Limited
How does the 21st Century youth culture of social media integrate and merge with an ever increasing tech savvy senior population? As our cities and urban environments become increasingly dense and tall, the challenges and opportunities for vertical…
18 Sep 2014 – Presentation at CTBUH 2014 Shanghai Conference; Mun Summ Wong, WOHA
Asia’s rapidly growing metropolises demand an alternative strategy for city planning and architecture that addresses the need to live appropriately and sustainability with our tropical climate and urban densities. This presentation discusses WOHA’s…
Dec 2012 – Monthly Video Series; Alex Whitbread, FCB Studios; K.J. Kim, Samsung C & T; William Pedersen, KPF; Ron Klemencic, Magnusson Klemencic Engineers; Peng Beng Khoo & Belinda Huang, ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism; et al
Industry leaders answering this question include: Alex Whitbread, FCB Studios; K.J. Kim, Samsung C & T; William Pedersen, KPF; Richard Cook, Cook + Fox Architects; George Downing, Downing Development; Bruce Lake, McHugh Construction; and more.
Dec 2012 – Monthly Video Series; Alex Whitbread, FCB Studios; K.J. Kim, Samsung C & T; William Pedersen, Kohn Pedersen Fox; Ron Klemencic, Magnusson Klemencic Engineers; Peng Beng Khoo & Belinda Huang, ARC Studio Architecture + Urban
Industry leaders answering this question include: Ron Klemencic, Magnusson Klemencic Engineers; Peng Beng Khoo & Belinda Huang, ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism; Lawrence Pak, Singapore Housing and Development Board; Jim Loewenberg, Magellan…
21 Sep 2012 – Presentation at CTBUH 2010 Mumbai Conference; Peng Beng Khoo & Belinda Agnes Huang Wan Jing, ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism
Singapore has already implemented many urban-scale sustainable strategies that other cities only dream of – true integrated transport networks, 60-story high green walls, subsidized government-built high-rise housing for all, and tower complexes…
21 Oct 2010 – CTBUH 2016 China Conference; Lawrence Pak, Singapore Housing and Development Board; Peng Beng Khoo & Belinda Huang, ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism
Lawrence Pak of the Singapore Housing and Development Board and Peng Beng Khoo and Belinda Huang of ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism are interviewed by Jeff Herzer during the 2010 CTBUH Awards Symposium at the Illinois Institute of Technology,…
21 Oct 2010 – 2015 Awards Ceremony/Symposium Interviews; Dinner 2010
The 9th Annual Awards Ceremony & Dinner was held in Mies van der Rohe’s iconic Crown Hall, on the Illinois Institute of Technology campus, Chicago. In a surprise move the CTBUH announced that the Burj Khalifa had won the inaugural new "Global Icon"…
21 Oct 2010 – CTBUH "9th Annual Awards"; Lawrence Pak, Singapore Housing and Development Board; Peng Beng Khoo, ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism
Pinnacle @ Duxton has integrated public outdoor green spaces at height with the creation of two usable linear skyparks as well as a large park space on the podium. It creates a high level of density on site without sacrificing access to green space,…
Papers/Research
Apr 2019 – CTBUH Journal 2019 Issue II; CTBUH
This year, CTBUH has vastly expanded its Awards program to consider the Best Tall Building category through several classes of height, rather than geographic regions, and seven new awards categories have been introduced, to recognize the specific…
Oct 2018 – CTBUH Journal 2018 Issue IV; CTBUH 2018 Conference Speakers
As we approach the new normality of cities housing 10 million or more inhabitants, those best positioned for the future are evolving along polycentric, multi-nodal lines, with several central business districts, ideally all offering something…
Jul 2018 – International Journal of High-Rise Buildings Volume 7 Number 2; Swinal Samant & Srilakshmi Menon, National University of Singapore
By the year 2050, the world population is set to increase to 9 billion people, of which 66% will be living in cities. It is argued that this will inevitably lead to further urban densification and soaring, inhumane and dense vertical environments.…
5 Feb 2018 – CTBUH Journal, 2018 Issue I; Dr. Cheong Koon Hean, Singapore Housing & Development Board (HDB)
Dr. Cheong Koon Hean was the first woman to receive the Lynn S. Beedle Lifetime Achievement Award from CTBUH, in 2016. As the CTBUH Awards program expands into the Tall + Urban Innovation Conference in 2018 and a new CTBUH Technical Guide on urban…
8 Aug 2017 – CTBUH Journal, 2017 Issue III; Swinal Samant & Na Hsi-En, National University of Singapore
This paper examines the effectiveness of the design strategies used in two HDB developments for encouraging active usage and social interaction. The study was conducted through systematic user surveys and site observations, the findings of which were…
8 Aug 2017 – CTBUH Journal, 2017 Issue III; Leading Women in Tall Buildings
Recently, there has been a growing and overdue recognition in the architecture discipline that women are under-represented, not just in terms of leadership positions held, but also in terms of receiving credit for the work they have done. The tall…
17 Oct 2016 – Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism; Mun Summ Wong, Richard Hassell & Alina Yeo, WOHA Architects
This paper proposes an alternative to the continuing implementation of unsustainable 20th century urban planning models. By using WOHA’s mini-city projects and proposals as prototypes – energy-efficient vertical landscapes with sky villages and sky…
17 Oct 2016 – Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism; Mazlin Ghazali, Arkitek M Ghazali; Tareef Hayat Khan, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Studies over the last 60 years have consistently concluded that high-rise housing is less suitable for most people compared to low-rise, especially for children. To overcome the social objections to high-rise housing, a new typology is proposed. In…
17 Oct 2016 – Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism; Stephan Reinke, Stephan Reinke Architects Limited
How does the 21st Century youth culture of social media integrate and merge with an ever increasing tech savvy senior population? As our cities and urban environments become increasingly dense and tall, the challenges and opportunities for vertical…
17 Oct 2016 – Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism; Elena Generalova, Viktor Generalov & Natalia Potienko, Samara State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering
Rapid urbanization causes major problems of urban sprawl and social stratification, and at the same time it opens up new opportunities of shaping dense vertical urbanism and searching for innovative models of affordable high-rise housing. To improve…
17 Oct 2016 – CTBUH Journal, 2016 Issue IV; Mun Summ Wong, Richard Hassell & Alina Yeo, WOHA Architects
The 20th-century city developed in response to industrialization and population growth, with a planning vision encoded in regulations that limited evolving with the times. The 21st century city needs to respond to pressing current issues – climate…
Feb 2016 – CTBUH Journal, 2016 Issue I; Daniel Safarik, CTBUH
A growing number of tall buildings recognized by the CTBUH, through its international awards programs and research, are noteworthy not so much because of their sheer height or engineering feats, but because of their contribution to the urban habitat…
16 Sep 2014 – CTBUH 2014 Shanghai Conference Proceedings; Dr. Yuri Hadi, Leicester School of Architecture; Professor Tim Heath & Dr. Philip Oldfield, University of Nottingham
The resurgence of the ‘Streets in the Sky’ concept is driving the recent transformation of social and public spaces in vertical cities, with Asia leading the way. The Pinnacle@Duxton in Singapore claims to succeed in this latest development through…
16 Sep 2014 – CTBUH 2014 Shanghai Conference Proceedings; Mun Summ Wong, Richard Hassell & Alina Yeo, WOHA Architects
Asia’s rapidly growing metropolises demand an alternative strategy for city planning and architecture that addresses the need to live appropriately and sustainably with our tropical climate and urban densities. This paper discusses WOHA’s design…
Sep 2012 – CTBUH 2012 9th World Congress, Shanghai; Peng Beng Khoo & Belinda Huang, Arc Studio Architecture + Urbanism
Singapore has already implemented many urban-scale sustainable strategies that other cities only dream of – true integrated transport networks, 60-storey high green walls, subsidized government-built high-rise housing for all, tower complexes…
Aug 2009 – CTBUH Journal, 2009 Issue III; Mun Summ Wong & Richard Hassell, WOHA
High-rise, high-density living has been embraced as a positive accommodation solution for many millions of people living in Asia's growing urban metropolis. This paper outlines a number of high rise case studies.
Oct 2005 – CTBUH 2005 7th World Congress, New York; Chor Cheong Fong, Housing and Development Board of Singapore
This paper presents Housing & Development Board (HDB) of Singapore’s solution in the development of prefabricated super high-rise residential buildings to solve Singapore’s land scarce problem, incorporating full precast technology as an efficient…
Housing and Development Board Tall Building Facts
| 150m+ Buildings | 7 Completed |
| 300m+ Buildings | None |
| Average Building Age | 11 Years |
| Most Common Function | residential, 7 Buildings |
| Most Common Material | Concrete, 7 Buildings |
All building-related facts are for 150m+ buildings currently in the database.
Tall Buildings Involving Housing and Development Board
| 1 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1C | 2009 | 163 m | Singapore | |
| 2 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1D | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 3 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1E | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 4 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1F | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 5 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1G | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 6 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1A | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 7 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1B | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 8 | SkyVille @ Dawson | 2015 | 148 m | Singapore | |
| 9 | SkyTerrace @ Dawson Block 91 | 2015 | 142 m | Singapore | |
| 10 | SkyTerrace @ Dawson Block 92 | 2015 | 142 m | Singapore |
| Completed | Arch. Topped Out | Struct. Topped Out | Under Constr. |
| 1 | Dawson C3 Block 32 | 2020 | 153 m | Singapore | |
| 2 | Dawson C3 Block 33-34 | 2020 | 153 m | Singapore | |
| 3 | Dawson C3 Block 36-37 | 2020 | - | Singapore | |
| 4 | Dawson C3 Block 30 | 2020 | - | Singapore | |
| 5 | Dawson C3 Block 31 | 2020 | - | Singapore | |
| 6 | Dawson C3 Block 35 | 2020 | - | Singapore |
| Proposed |
| 1 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1C | 2009 | 163 m | Singapore | |
| 2 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1D | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 3 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1E | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 4 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1F | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 5 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1G | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 6 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1A | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 7 | The Pinnacle@Duxton Block 1B | 2009 | 160 m | Singapore | |
| 8 | Dawson C3 Block 32 | 2020 | 153 m | Singapore | |
| 9 | Dawson C3 Block 33-34 | 2020 | 153 m | Singapore | |
| 10 | SkyVille @ Dawson | 2015 | 148 m | Singapore |
| Completed | Proposed |