At Archtur, we believe that shaping the built environment extends far beyond designing buildings. It is equally about investing in people. We are honoured that our Principal Architect, Ar. Jonathan Lim, was invited to attend the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) Faculty Appreciation Event 2026, held at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, in recognition of his continued service as Associate Faculty. For the past two years, Jonathan has been teaching BPM203 – Construc

Photo Credits: BCA Singapore Singapore is at an inflection point. National data, policy plans and civic investments show a growing population of persons with disabilities (PwDs), stronger government commitments under the Enabling Masterplan , and a rising expectation that the built environment should be genuinely accessible — not just code-compliant. For developers, this is both a moral imperative and a commercial signal: projects that authentically design for physical disabi

Reimagining landed living along the Thomson corridor — where heritage, connectivity, and redevelopment potential converge. A Hidden Enclave in the Heart of Change Thomson Garden Estate is one of those rare neighbourhoods in Singapore that balances time, texture, and transformation. A small, mostly freehold landed pocket along Upper Thomson and Sin Ming, it exudes a kind of grounded calm — mature trees, low-rise terraces, village-like streets — yet sits at the edge of signific