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Investing in the Next Generation of Built Environment Leaders

  • 13 hours ago
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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 – Construction Project Management, guiding aspiring built environment professionals through the practical realities of managing projects, stakeholders, risks, procurement, contracts and project delivery. The course bridges academic learning with industry practice, equipping students with the competencies required to navigate an increasingly complex construction landscape.



The Faculty Appreciation Event celebrates educators who contribute significantly to the learning journeys of students and to the wider SUSS teaching community. It also reflects the University's commitment to lifelong learning, applied education and creating meaningful impact through its faculty.


For Archtur, education has always been an extension of practice.

Every lecture, classroom discussion and project critique is an opportunity to bridge the gap between theory and industry realities—sharing lessons learnt from architectural practice, project delivery, client engagement and multidisciplinary collaboration.


As Singapore's built environment continues its transformation towards greater digitalisation, sustainability, integrated delivery and productivity, nurturing capable and values-driven professionals becomes increasingly important.


We believe tomorrow's industry leaders are shaped not only by textbooks, but also by mentors who are willing to share real-world experiences, challenge conventional thinking and inspire excellence.


This commitment extends beyond the university classroom.

Through initiatives such as Archtur Academy, industry mentorships, knowledge sharing and professional collaborations, Archtur remains committed to contributing towards the development of future architects, project managers and built environment professionals who will create meaningful, resilient and people-centric places.


Congratulations to all faculty members recognised during this year's celebration.


We look forward to continuing our partnership with SUSS in developing the next generation of professionals who will shape Singapore's future.

 
 
 

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