DESIGN Archifest Committee 27 Awards Committee 34 Sustainability 39

Contents Page Mission & Vision 1 Council 2 Boards & Committees 3 Representatives in Statutory Boards & Other Committees 7 Representatives in SPRING Singapore National Standards Committees 10 Events & Activities 11 Honorary Secretary Report 23 DESIGN Archifest Committee 27 Awards Committee 34 Sustainability 39 PRACTICE ADR Committee 41 Architect s Appointment Committee 45 Building Contracts Committee 47 Design Competition Committee 50 Practice Convention Organising Committee 51 RCS Committee 53 Resource & Technology Committee 60 SMAP Committee 62 Workplace Safety & Health Committee 66 EDUCATION BAE Committee 68 CPD Committee 72 INSTITUTION YAL Committee 76 CSR Committee 79 Events Committee 80 International & External Relations Committee 84 Membership Committee 89 Publications Committee 90 Partnership Committee 92 Renovation of SIA Premises 94 SIA Group of Companies 97 AUDITORS REPORT 98

Mission & Vision MISSION To champion excellence in architecture and the built environment VISION Singapore as an Architecture Capital OBJECTIVES 1. To generate in our community a greater awareness and appreciation of the value of a sustainable approach in good design and the built environment 2. To advance the theory and practice of architecture through the support and reward for quality research and innovation in architectural design, practice and education 3. To continually upgrade through the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme, the level of professionalism among architects in order to better serve our community 4. To promote and provide a common template among architects through a collective vision of working towards a dignified and caring profession that upholds a high standard of professional conduct and ethics STRATEGIC PLAN Four key strategic development strands will help SIA to fulfil its mission: Design Principally to attain design leadership, to promote excellence in architecture through recognition and awards, education and continuing professional development, research and innovation Practice The key aspects include promoting design competition, to promote equitable conditions of appointment, to promote technical competency, to engage in proactive policy formulation Education The key aspects include continuing professional development and promoting quality architecture education Institution The main emphasis is to enlarge membership, to increase opportunities, to enhance SIA- Industry partnership, to promote globalization, to promote positive image of the profession 1

Council 2014/2015 OFFICE BEARERS Theodore Chan President Ong Tze Boon First Vice President Seah Chee Huang Second Vice President Chan Kok Way Honorary Secretary Patrick Lee Honorary Treasurer Ashvinkumar Immediate Past President MEMBERS Darren Benger Angelene Chan Chan Seng Kee Cheong Yew Kee David Chung Kuan Chee Yung Richard Lai William Lau Leong Tatt Man Lim Choon Keang Loh Ju-Hon Catherine Loke Ong Eng Liang Luther Seet Siow Zhi Xiang Song Yew Kee Tan Szue Hann Christina Thean Mark Wee Wo Mei Lan 2

Boards & Committees Administration & Finance Committee Theodore Chan, Chairman Ong Tze Boon Seah Chee Huang Chan Kok Way Patrick Lee Ashvinkumar Presidential Council Theodore Chan, Chairman Alfred Wong Lim Chong Keat Albert Hong Sim Hong Boon Edwin Choo Kenneth Chen Gan Eng Oon Yang Soo Suan Leong Charn Huen Chia Kok Leong Tay Kheng Soon Goh Chong Chia Edward D Silva Tham Tuck Cheong Edward Wong John Ting Rita Soh Tai Lee Siang Ashvinkumar DESIGN Archifest Patrick Lee, Chairman Christina Thean, Deputy Chairman Tan Szue Hann. Deputy Chairman Luther Seet Siow Zhi Xiang James Tan Jeffrey Ho Tracey Hwang Teng Joo Chong Ng Li Shan Awards Seah Chee Huang, Chairman Sustainability Cheong Yew Kee, Chairman Sonny Chionh Vivien Heng Kuan Chee Yung Siow Zhi Xiang Jaye Tan Chang Yen Lin Astee Lim To Kien Benjamin Henry Towell PRACTICE ADR Darren Benger (Chairman) Raymond Chan (Legal Advisor - ADR) Naresh Mahtani (Legal Advisor ExD) Chan Kok Way Choy Kah Kin Henry Loo John Chung Johnny Tan Lim Kheng Chye Patrick Chia Tan Kee Cheong Teresa Ee Architect s Appointment Catherine Loke (Co-Chairperson) Darren Benger (Co-Chairperson) Fang Yea Saen Tan Ee Kheng Kaylene Building Contracts Chan Kok Way, Chairman Raymond Chan, Legal Advisor Ashvinkumar, Advisor Seah Choo Meng, Advisor Billy Wong, Advisor Darren Benger Benedict Lee Leong Tatt Man Lim Kheng Chye Johnny Tan Benson Wee Design Competitions Seah Chee Huang - Chairman Practice Convention Kuan Chee Yung Chairman Darren Peter Benger Advisor Tan Shao Yen - Advisor Catherine Loke Chan Kok Way Cheong Yew Kee Lim Choon Keang Loh Ju-Hon Ong Eng Liang William Lau 3

Boards & Committees RCS Richard Lai (Chairman) Lim Choon Keang (Advisor) Tony Ang Patrick Lee Ong Eng Liang Song Yew Kee Yeo Eng Choon Development Control Sub-Committee Patrick Lee (Chairman) Lim Choon Keang (Advisor) Joseph Lau Foo E-Jin (Resource Person) Charles Tan Wong Wai Ying Yong Wei Lee Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Ong Eng Liang (Chairman) Ow Wah Foong (Co-Chairman) Ho Kwok Tao Thomas (Advisor) Chen Siew Loong Peter Chua Kae-Shin Casey Geoff Malone Kong Chee Choon Simon Kuan Chee Yung Loo King Keong Sim Kooi Chuan Wee Chye Hin Victor Road & Transport Sub-Committee Tony Ang (Chairman) Aloysius Jeremy Brian Ho Seow Hui Lee Mun Hoe Low Soo Sing Fire Safety & Security Sub-Committee Song Yew Kee (Chairman) Eng Yew Hoon (Dy Chairperson) Chan Yip Seng Cheng Thuan Hann Markus Fong See Chet Koh Tien Beng Koh Siew Lay Kong Chee Choon Simon Lau Kwong Chung Lee Chin Shiun Lee Khee Chong Benedict Lim Lee Meng Gerald Mohan Shanmugam Pauline Sim Tan Beng Leong Tan Swee Tiong Andrew Vickery Christopher Evert Vong Yee Yan Michael Research & Standard Sub-Committee Richard Lai (Chairman) Wan Siew Fung (Co-Chairperson) Choy Kah Kin Yeo Eng Choon Environment Sub-Committee Yeo Eng Choon - Representative Resource & Technology William Lau (Chairman) Loh Ju-Hon, (Chairman BIM Interest Group) Daniels Chandra Ho Kwok Tao, Thomas Ho Tzu Yin Ian Lander Kuan Chee Yung Lee Kay Lian Lim Chiauw Lim Yeung Mein, Eric Tan Yew Yaw, Jim Tay Kok Chong, Gerald Thum Mun Cheong, Ben Ong Eng Liang (Observer) Chander Gupta (Resource Person) Gerard Heng (Resource Person) Manish Sharma (Resource Person) Tan Boon Soo (Resource Person) Small & Medium Architectural Practices (SMAP) Committee Catherine Loke (Chairperson) David Chung (Advisor) Chan Seng Kee (Advisor) Chan Yat Weng Chia Yong Kwang Kon Su Ye, Gabriel Lim Choon Keang Ong Eng Liang Teh Joo Heng Thomas Lew Loo King Keong Ng Hak Han, Bernard (Observer) Minor Works Contract Work Group Catherine Loke (Co-Chairman & Facilitator) David Chung (Co-Chairman) Anil Changaroth - Legal Advisor Thomas Lew Sam Wong (QS) Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Darren Peter Benger (Chairperson) Chan Kok Way 4

Boards & Committees Dr Evert Christopher Vickery Luther Seet EDUCATION BAE/SIA Academy Lim Choon Keang - Chairman Loh Ju Hon Co-Chairman Ashvinkumar S/O Kantilal - Advisor Chan Eng Chye, Theodore - Advisor Lim Kheng Chye - Advisor Chan Seng Kee Hoong Bee Lok Leong Tatt Man Ong Tze Boon Prof Tse-Yu Swee Ling Tay Kheng Soon Wee Wei Wen Mark John Architectural Detailing (AD) Sub-Committee Lim Choon Keang - Chairman Loh Ju Hon Co-Chairman Fatimah Akhtar Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Lim Choon Keang - Chairman Ashvinkumar S/O Kantilal - Advisor Chan Eng Chye, Theodore - Advisor Goh Chong Chia - Advisor Lau Kwong Chung Wo Mei Lan Ng Lye Hock, Larry (ex-officio) Joint Accreditation Panel (JAP) Lau Kwong Chung - Chairman Lim Choon Keang Wo Mei Lan INSTITUTION Architectural League Seet Wei Chung Luther, Co-Chairman Siow Zhi Xiang, Co-Chairman Wee Wei Wen Mark Ong Chin-Po Jerry Tan Szue Hann CSR Rita Soh, Chairman Theodore Chan, Advisor Patrick Lee Luther Seet Ageing Related Architecture Design Competition Patrick Lee, Facilitator St John s Home Design Competition Luther Seet, Facilitator Events 53 rd SIA Annual Dinner Theodore Chan, Chairman SIA Annual Golf Tournament Khoo Boo Aik, Chairman Desmond Chen Yew Huat Chin Hong Oon Ronny Kan Kon Cheong Lau Kwong Chung Lee Mun Hoe Lim Hock Lam Mohan Shanmugam Sum Kwok Khuen Tony Tan Cheng Hye Johnny Tan Eng Teik Raymond Tony Tan Keng Joo Benjamin Tan Gim Hian Resource Person Inter-Professional Games Khoo Boo Aik, Representative International Theodore Chan, Chairman Ong Tze Boon Seah Chee Huang Chan Kok Way Patrick Lee Ashvinkumar Membership Seah Chee Huang, Chairman Siow Zhi Xiang Seet Wei Chung Luther Lee Mun Hoe Chan Kok Way Partnership Programme Theodore Chan, Chairman Ashvinkumar, Advisor Publications Chan Li Chen Angelene, Chairman Chan Hui Min Lee May Anne Seah Chong Lim Colin Lim Yew Tiong Frven Kelley Cheng Tan Szue Hann 5

Boards & Committees Nartano Lim (Resource Person) Renovation of SIA Premises Theodore Chan, Chairman Ong Tze Boon Ashvinkumar Laurence Liew Lim Choon Keang Contribution of Services Theodore Chan, Project Manager Lau Kwong Chung, RI Chan Seng Kee, RTO Darren Benger, DfS Coordinator SIA GROUP OF COMPANIES Trustees Albert Hong Tham Tuck Cheong Tai Lee Siang Singapore Institute of Architects Holdings Pte Ltd Ashvinkumar John Ting Institute of Architects (Singapore) Enterprise Pte Ltd Ashvinkumar Edward D Silva SIACAD Pte Ltd Rita Soh William Lau Ben Thum SIA Press Pte Ltd Theodore Chan Ashvinkumar Angelene Chan 6

Representatives in Statutory Boards & Other Bodies MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Inter-Agency Coordinating Committee (IACC) Meeting Patrick Lee Richard Lai Thomas Ho Board of Architects Singapore Theodore Chan BOA Examination Panel Under Section 15(1)(c) Theodore Chan Building & Construction Authority 3 rd Green Building Masterplan Advisory Group (3 rd GBMP-AG) Theodore Chan BCA Green Mark Architectural Development Task Force Cheong Yew Kee Sonny Chionh Kuan Chee Yung Siow Zhi Xiang Jaye Tan Chang Yen Lin Astee Lim To Kien Benjamin Henry Towell BCA Green Mark Taskforce for Products Kuan Chee Yung BCA Green Mark Advisory Committee Theodore Chan BCA Quality Assurance Advisory Committee Theodore Chan BCA Built Environment Rebranding Implementation Workgroup Theodore Chan BCA Waiver Meeting Ong Eng Liang Ow Wah Foong Thomas Ho Casey Chua Geoff T Malone Kuan Chee Yung Loo King Keong Peter Chen Sim Kooi Chuan Victor Wee BCA Construction Productivity Centre Advisory Panel (CPC-AP) Theodore Chan Building and Construction Standards Committee (BCSC) Benedict Lee Meeting On TOP Checklist Theodore Chan Richard Lai Chan Seng Kee BC/DC Dialogue Ong Eng Liang Victor Wee Technical Committee for BCA's Good Industry Practices Guide on Prefabricated Bathroom Unit Richard Lai BIM Centre of Excellence Steering Committee meetings Kuan Chee Yung Steering Committee for Redevelopment of NPQS Theodore Chan Ashvinkumar Working Committee for Redevelopment of NPQS - Architectural Technical WG William Lau Working Committee for Redevelopment of NPQS - C&S Technical WG Richard Lai Wan Siew Fung Working Committee for Redevelopment of NPQS - M&E Technical WG Chan Seng Kee Working Committee for Redevelopment of NPQS - IT, Integration With BIM Loh Ju-Hon Kuan Chee Yung Housing & Development Board Evaluation Panel for HDB Construction Award 2014 Theodore Chan 7

Representatives in Statutory Boards & Other Bodies National Parks Board Industry Consultation / CUGE Skyrise Greenery Standards CS E01:2014 Guidelines on Design Loads for Skyrise Greenery, CS E02:2014 Guidelines on Design for Safety of Skyrise Greenery Wan Siew Fung Study Group on Greening Of Open Air Parking Area At Street Level Laurence Liew Lim Choon Keang Richard Lai Thomas Ho Urban Redevelopment Authority URA Architectural Heritage Awards Assessment Committee (AHA) Theodore Chan URA Conservation Advisory Panel Theodore Chan DCG-SIA/SIP/REDAS/ACES Dialogue Thoedore Chan Lim Choon Keang Patrick Lee MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS Fire Safety and Shelter Department FSSD Standing Committee Meeting Song Yew Kee Eng Yew Hoon Lau Kwong Chung Koh Tien Beng Fire Code Review Committee (FCRC) Song Yew Kee Eng Yew Hoon Standard for Fire Safety in Rapid Transit Systesm (SFSRTS) Committee Eng Yew Hoon Tan Beng Leong FSSD Audit Inquiry Committee (AIC) Song Yew Kee Eng Yew Hoon FSSD Waiver Meeting Song Yew Kee Eng Yew Hoon Andrew Tan Benedict Lee Chan Yip Seng Chris Vickery Fong See Chet Gerald Lim Koh Tien Beng Lau Kwong Chung Lee Chin Shiun Markus Cheng Mohan Shanmugam Pauline Sim Simon Kong Tan Beng Leong Michael Vong FSSD Work Group on Fire Safety Requirements For Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Panels Installation In Building Eng Yew Hoon Briefing on Proposed Implementation of Fire Safety Guidelines for Installation of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System in Buildings in Singapore Song Yew Kee Focus Group On Preventing External Vertical Fire Spread in Residential Buildings Ashvinkumar (Chairman) Richard Lai Ian Lander Lim Choon Keang Pearl Chee Song Yew Kee Chan Kok Way Work Group on Installation of Services and Conduits within Fire Rated Dry Construction in Building Eng Yew Hoon Review of Minor Addition / Alteration (MAA) Scheme Lau Kwong Chung MINISTRY OF MANPOWER Workplace Safety & Health Council (Construction & Landscape) Committee Darren Peter Benger Taskforce on Design for Safety (TDfS) Inclusive Capability Building Sub-Committee Darren Peter Benger 8

Representatives in Statutory Boards & Other Bodies MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND WATER RESOURCES National Environment Agency NEA Design Advisory Panel (DAP) Theodore Chan Meeting On Mosquito-proof building structures Richard Lai Yeo Eng Choon Joint Meeting for QECP Registry, Erosion Control Sub Committee Members, ABC WP Programme Committee and ECM Review Committee Richard Lai Yeo Eng Choon IADTF Construction site work group Yeo Eng Choon Public Utilities Board Dialogue meeting with PUB on New Process For BP Submission Richard Lai Yeo Eng Choon Consultation on provision of centralised chute for recycling and pneumatic waste conveyance system in new private residential developments Richard Lai Yeo Eng Choon JTC Corporation JTC-SIA Good Practice Guide on Maintainability for Industrial Buildings Steering Committee Leong Tatt Man Chan Seng Kee Siow Zhi Xiang JTC-SIA Good Practice Guide on Maintainability for Industrial Buildings Technical Committee Jeffery Stuart Alan Tong Cherng Yaw David Chung OTHERS ACES Design Excellence Awards 2015 Theodore Chan - Jury Member Construction Industries Joint Committee (CIJC) Theodore Chan Ong Tze Boon Ashvinkumar DesignS Tan Szue Hann Design Business Chamber Singapore Theodore Chan Singapore Green Building Council Tai Lee Siang Ashvinkumar MINISTRY OF CULTURE, COMMUNITY AND YOUTH People s Association Development Committee Theodore Chan MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT LTA Architectural Design Review Panel (ADRP) Theodore Chan MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY SPRING Singapore Working Group on Facility Design Guidelines for Healthcare Infrastructure Theodore Chan 9

Representatives in SPRING Singapore National Standards Working Group to review SS 221 2002 Road marking paint Wan Siew Fung Spring Singapore Technical Committee Lau Kwong Chung Technical Committee on SS370, Metal Roof Lau Kwong Chung, Chairman Member of SS118, Metal Window Lau Kwong Chung Work Group to review SS 492 & CP 90 Sim Kooi Chuan Technical Committee for Surface Coatings Richard Lai Technical Committee Architecture Works Lau Kwong Chung Technical Committee for Liveability within Homes and Community Thomas Ho Technical Committee For Lifts, Escalators & Passenger Conveyors Song Yew Kee, Dy Chairperson 10

Events & Activities January 2014 06 Jan 2014 Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (1 st Run) Lesson 7 08 Jan 2014 SIA Premises Meeting 08 Jan 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 08 Jan 2014 RCS Development Control Sub- Committee Meeting 08 Jan 2014 SIA Seminar on Must-Know Government Assistances to Build Capabilities 09 Jan 2014 SIA-Terreal Professional Knowledge Series: A Smart Building Envelope, Terracotta Ventilated Façade 09 Jan 2014 Land Transport Excellence Awards 2014 Best Design Land Integration Awards Judging 13 Jan 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 13 Jan 2014 Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (1 st Run) Lesson 8 13 Jan 2014 Resource & Technology BIM Centre of Excellence Steering Committee 14 Jan 2014 BOA Board Meeting 14 Jan 2014 RCS Inter-Agency Dengue Task Force 14 Jan 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 15 Jan 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Review Committee Meeting 15 Jan 2014 RCS Research & Standard Committee Meeting 15 Jan 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 15 Jan 2014 Council Meeting 15 Jan 2014 Members Update Night 16 Jan 2014 URA Power Session Lush 2.0 Review of Landscaping for Urban Spaces and High Rises (LUSH) Strategies 16 Jan 2014 Invitation to Official Opening of ISCA House 17 Jan 2014 RCS Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Meeting 20 Jan 2014 Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (1 st Run) Lesson 9 21 Jan 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 22 Jan 2014 Services Procurement Committee Meeting 22 Jan 2014 SMAP MWC WG Meeting 24 Jan 2014 RCS FG Meeting on Vertical Fire Spread 24 Jan 2014 Meeting on Recognising Original Architects of Conserved Buildings 24 Jan 2014 Meeting with TAS NUS 24 Jan 2014 RCS Technical Committee for BCA s Good Industry Practices Guide on Prefabricated Bathroom Unit 24 Jan 2014 RCS Industry Consultation / CUGE Skyrise Greenery Standards 27 Jan 2014 CSR Meeting with St John s Home for Elderly Persons 27 Jan 2014 Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (1 st Run) Lesson 10 28 Jan 2014 Signing of SIA-CEMS ArchXpo Agreement 28 Jan 2014 BCA-Industry Built Environment ITE Scholarship Award Ceremony February 2014 04 Feb 2014 BCA-CIJC Meeting 05 Feb 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 05 Feb 2014 Practice Convention 2014 Committee Meeting 05 Feb 2014 Built Environment Industry Rebranding Committee Presentation & Appreciation Lunch 06 Feb 2014 BOA Board Meeting 06 Feb 2014 Meeting with International Federation of Housing and Planning (IFHP) 06 Feb 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Review Meeting 06 Feb 2014 Temasek Poly s Design Show Dialogue Panel Session 06 Feb 2014 SFIC CNY Celebration 2014 07 Feb 2014 Archifest Meeting 07 Feb 2014 REDAS Spring Festival Lunch 2014 07 Feb 2014 PUB Water Network Lo-Hei Lunch cum Meeting 10 Feb 2014 ArchXpo Meeting 10 Feb 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 10 Feb 2014 Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (1 st Run) Lesson 11 10 Feb 2014 TAFF & TAFTC Chinese New Year Dinner 11 Feb 2014 Presidential Council Lo Hei Lunch 11 Feb 2014 Resource & Technology on 11

Events & Activities Meeting on PIP Application on enpqs 11 Feb 2014 Parametric Design Workshop Day 1 12 Feb 2014 Archifest Steering Committee Meeting 12 Feb 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 12 Feb 2014 Council Meeting 12 Feb 2014 WSH Special CN&L Meeting 12 Feb 2014 RCS Development Control Sub- Committee Meeting 12 Feb 2014 WSH Council Chairman s Appreciation Lunch 2014 13 Feb 2014 SMAP MWC WG Meeting 13 Feb 2014 RCS Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Meeting 13 Feb 2014 Parametric Design Workshop Day 2 14 Feb 2014 Reed Exhibition CNY Lunch Get Together 14 Feb 2014 BOA Confirmatory Exam Presubmission briefing (1 st Quarter) 17 Feb 2014 ArchXpo Meeting 17 Feb 2014 Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (1 st Run) Lesson 12 17 Feb 2014 Meeting with IES & ACES 19 Feb 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 19 Feb 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 19 Feb 2014 ITE College Central Graduation (School of Design & Media) 20 Feb 2014 ArchXpo Meeting 20 Feb 2014 ADR Committee Meeting 20 Feb 2014 WSHC (CN&L) Meeting 20 Feb 2014 SIA SMAP Series #3: SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 2014 20 Feb 2014 UAPS Inaugural Dinner & Dance and Sponsor s Gala 21 Feb 2014 SIA Appreciation Dinner 2014 24 Feb 2014 Meeting on Recognising Original Architects of Conserved Buildings 24 Feb 2014 Building Contracts Committee Meeting 24 Feb 2014 Dialogue on Review of SIA Architectural Design Awards 24 Feb 2014 Meeting with BCA on SDip in Architectural Technology (SDAT) 24 Feb 2014 ACES Awards 2014 Judging Session 24 Feb 2014 GPC MND Resource Panel Meeting 25 Feb 2014 SIA Premises Meeting 25 Feb 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Committee Seminar Speaker Meeting 25 Feb 2014 BCA Sharing & Engagement Sessions with Industry 25 Feb 2014 Singapore Environment Council ENVision Dialogue Session #2 26 Feb 2014 Practice Convention 2014 Meeting 26 Feb 2014 2 nd Annual Township Development Conference 27 Feb 2014 SMAP MWC WG Meeting 27 Feb 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 27 Feb 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 27 Feb 2014 SIA-SIKA-FCL Professional Knowledge Series: Innovative Technologies for Future Cities 27 Feb 2014 2 nd Annual Township Development Conference 28 Feb 2014 2 nd Annual Township Development Conference March 2014 01 Mar 2014 2 nd Annual Township Development Conference 04 Mar 2014 SIA-NovaTechnik/Crizto/ Sansei Partnership Programme MOU Signing 04 Mar 2014 SIA-JTC Dialogue Session 05 Mar 2014 President Interview with CNA on Construction Productivity 05 Mar 2014 Dinner with MCEA 06 Mar 2014 Practice Convention 2014 Speakers Meeting 06 Mar 2014 IES Seminar ABC Waters Professional Networking Session 07 Mar 2014 G-Architect Award Judging 07 Mar 2014 URA Design Ideas Competition Judging 10 Mar 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 10 Mar 2014 NYP School of Design Unit 14 Graduation Show Opening 11 Mar 2014 SIA Premises Meeting 11 Mar 2014 BOA Board Meeting 11 Mar 2014 Meeting with Sphere Exhibition 12 Mar 2014 WSHC (CN&L) Design for Safety Sub-Committee Meeting 12 Mar 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 12 Mar 2014 Council Meeting 12 Mar 2014 Official Opening of National 12

Events & Activities Design Centre & Launch of Singapore Design Week & SingPlural 13 Mar 2014 CPC-AP Meeting 13 Mar 2014 DBCS-Designs Gala Dinner & Awards Night 2014 13 Mar 2014 SILA World Class Design Forum 2014 14 Mar 2014 Archifest Meeting 14 Mar 2014 Launch of the Mechanical & Electrical Resident Engineers / Resident Technical Officers Registry 2 STU (M&E) 15 Mar 2014 PUB Singapore World Water Day 18 Mar 2014 Discussion Meeting on BCAA Sp Dip in Architectural Technology 18 Mar 2014 WSHC (CN&L) Design for Safety Sub-Committee 19 Mar 2014 Annual General Meeting 19 Mar 2014 SIA Seminar : Singapore Version 2.0 and followup discussion by Tay Kheng Soon 19 Mar 2014 DAP Consultation Proposed Hawker Centre at Jurong West 20 Mar 2014 ArchXpo Meeting 20 Mar 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Seminar Speaker Meeting No. 2 21 Mar 2014 Green Mark Advisory Committee Lunch Meeting 24 Mar 2014 Meeting with BCA on Tropical Architecture Design Competition for IHLs 25 Mar 2014 CIJC Meeting 26 Mar 2014 SIA Practice Convention 2014 27 Mar 2014 ACES 43 rd Anniversary Gala Dinner 27 Mar 2014 SMAP MWC WG Meeting 28 Mar 2014 Publications Committee Meeting 28 Mar 2014 RCS 2 nd Technical Committee Meeting for the Prefabricated Bathroom Unit GIPG 28 Mar 2014 Publications Committee Meeting 28 Mar 2014 BOA Confirmatory Examination Interview (1 st Quarter) 28 Mar 2014 BCA Annual Dinner April 2014 01 Apr 2014 Meeting with REED Exhibitions 02 Apr 2014 BOA Interview Under Section 15(1)(c) 03 Apr 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 03 Apr 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 04 Apr 2014 The Future of Marina Bay s Public Spaces A Dialogue at Temasek Poly s Design Show 2014 04 Apr 2014 Official Launch of BCA s Green Building Exhibition 05 Apr 2014 Council Retreat 2014/2015 07 Apr 2014 Meeting on Recognising Original Architects of Conserved Buildings 07 Apr 2014 Working Committee Technical Publication on Vertical Greenery 08 Apr 2014 BOA Board Meeting 08 Apr 2014 Architectural Design Review Panel 09 Apr 2014 SIA Holdings Pte Ltd Trustee Meeting 10 Apr 2014 RCS Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Meeting 10 Apr 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 10 Apr 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 10 Apr 2014 Global TelePresence, co-hosted by NLA, Social Life and Cisco 10 Apr 2014 BCAA Green & Gracious Construction Practices for Builders Seminar 2014 11 Apr 2014 PUB Dialogue With Professional Bodies 11 Apr 2014 Meeting with Talenia (Art Design Competition) 12 Apr 2014 BOA Retreat 14 Apr 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 14 Apr 2014 Resource & Technology BIM Centre for Excellence Steering Committee Meeting 14 Apr 2014 BOA Interview 15 Apr 2014 SIA-ACES Design for Safety Coordinator (DfSC) Course 2014 (5 th Run) Day 1 15 Apr 2014 Meeting with Nikken Sekkei Ltd 16 Apr 2014 JTC-SIA Best Practices Guide For Industrial Buildings Meeting 16 Apr 2014 SIA-ACES Design for Safety Coordinator (DfSC) Course 2014 (5 th Run) Day 2 16 Apr 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 16 Apr 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 16 Apr 2014 Tea Session with Mdm Halimah Yacob 17 Apr 2014 SIA-Getz Architecture Prize 13

Events & Activities Meeting 17 Apr 2014 SMAP Clinic 17 Apr 2014 SIA SMAP Series #4: SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 2014 (MWC 2012) 17 Apr 2014 BCA Workplan Seminar 2014 17 Apr 2014 Land Transport Excellence Awards 2014 21 Apr 2014 RCS Fire Safety and Security Seminar Speaker s Meeting 22 Apr 2014 1 st Rebranding Implementation Workgroup (RIWG) meeting 22 Apr 2014 Construction, Safety, Health & Security Campaign 2014 1 st Meeting 23 Apr 2014 SIA IP-Tender Enquiry Documents 23 Apr 2014 Archifest Steering Committee Meeting 23 Apr 2014 JTC-SIA Best Practices Guide For Industrial Buildings Meeting 23 Apr 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 23 Apr 2014 YAL: Bandung Students Courtesy Call on SIA 23 Apr 2014 RCS DC Sub-Committee Meeting 23 Apr 2014 NUS-Hanyang University Architectural Olympiad Judging 2014 24 Apr 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 24 Apr 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 24 Apr 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 24 Apr 2014 SIA-Stainless Structurals Asia Professional Knowledge Series: Laser fused stainless structural profiles and shapes for the Architectural world 25 Apr 2014 BAE Meeting with students from Taylor s University Malaysia 25 Apr 2014 SIA-Getz Architecture Prize Jury Session 25 Apr 2014 SIA-Nippon Paint Professional Knowledge Series: Paint: What Lies Beneath the Surface (and Lies You Might Have Been Told!) 28 Apr 2014 Building Contracts Committee Meeting 28 Apr 2014 Visit to HDB Centre for Building Research 29 Apr 2014 SIA Premises Tender Show Round 29 Apr 2014 Meeting with Heritage Society on the Heritage Book 30 Apr 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 30 Apr 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 30 Apr 2014 BOA 1 st DC Hearing May 2014 01 May 2014 ASA National Convention 02 May 2014 ASA National Convention 03 May 2014 ASA National Convention 04 May 2014 SCAL Cricket Tournament 2014 for Migrant Workers 05 May 2014 ADR Meeting with MOOGAS on ExD Training 05 May 2014 BAE Architecture Professional Course WDA Audit 05 May 2014 CPD Parametric Design Workshop (Day 1) 05 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 05 May 2014 Meeting with DesignSingapore on Singapore Pavilion at Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition 06 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 07 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 07 May 2014 BAE Committee Meeting 07 May 2014 WSHC (CN&L) Design for Safety Sub-Committee Meeting 07 May 2014 CPD Parametric Design Workshop (Day 2) 07 May 2014 Launch of National Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Campaign 2014 08 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 08 May 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 08 May 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 08 May 2014 RCS Inter-Agency Dengue Task Force Meeting 08 May 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 08 May 2014 CPD SMART Series #4: Design and Cross Border Practice 09 May 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 09 May 2014 Fire Safety Seminar 2014: Fire Code 2013: What s Up 09 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 09 May 2014 NUS-SIA Appreciation Dinner for External Examiners 10 May 2014 SIA Weekend Seminar: Latest Developments in Building & Construction Law by Edwin Lee 10 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 10 May 2014 SMA Annual Dinner 2014 11 May 2014 AuIA National Conference 12 May 2014 Archifest Steering Committee Meeting 14

Events & Activities 12 May 2014 Meeting with SMU on BCA- SMU Programme for Architects 12 May 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 14 May 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 14 May 2014 Council Meeting 14 May 2014 ArchXpo Meeting 14 May 2014 Meeting with Director of JCC cum Minister Counsellor of Embassy of Japan 14 May 2014 BOA Board Meeting 15 May 2014 Meeting with CEFPI Singapore Chapter 15 May 2014 SIA-W Atelier Professional Knowledge Series: Professional Kitchen Planning & Design 15 May 2014 SMAP MWC Work Group Meeting 15 May 2014 RCS Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Meeting 15 May 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 16 May 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 16 May 2014 Meeting with TAS 16 May 2014 WSHC (Construction & Landscape) Committee Meeting 16 May 2014 BOA Confirmatory Examination Pre-submission Briefing (2 nd Quarter) 19 May 2014 Building Contracts Committee Meeting 19 May 2014 Meeting with Weber Shandwick 19 May 2014 STAS Networking Reception Dinner 20 May 2014 SIA Annual Dinner Meeting 21 May 2014 JTC-SIA Dialogue on Design for Maintainability 21 May 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 21 May 2014 BAE Career Talk for NUS High School 21 May 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 22 May 2014 Partnership Programme SIA- Jaquar MOU Signing 22 May 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 22 May 2014 SIA-Getz Architecture Prize 2014 Meet-the-Media Session 22 May 2014 BCA Awards 2014 22 May 2014 SIAiDOL-SIACAD Meeting with A2K Technologies Pty Ltd 23 May 2014 SIA 53 rd Annual Dinner 23 May 2014 RCS DCS- SIA/SIP/REDAS/ACES Dialogue 24 May 2014 PAM Annual Dinner 28 May 2014 RCS Meeting on Protocol & Requirements for TOP Application 28 May 2014 RCS DC Sub-Committee Meeting 28 May 2014 PADC Meeting 28 May 2014 Ngee Ann Polytechnic School of Design & Environment Graduation 2014 28 May 2014 Nanyang Poly Graduation 2014 29 May 2014 SIA Premises Renovation Tender Opening 29 May 2014 Sustainability Committee Meeting 29 May 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 29 May 2014 URA Conservation Advisory Panel (CAP) Meeting 29 May 2014 CPD University of Melbourne Event: Seeking & achieving innovation in sustainable design practice June 2014 01 Jun 2014 World Cities Summit (WCS) 2014 01 Jun 2014 World Economic Forum Workshop on Urbanisation, Discussion Session on How Cities Innovate in a Time of Risk and Crisis 02 Jun 2014 World Cities Summit (WCS) 2014 03 Jun 2014 World Cities Summit (WCS) 2014 04 Jun 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 1) 04 Jun 2014 World Cities Summit (WCS) 2014 04 Jun 2014 WCS Heritage Discussion Panel 04 Jun 2014 Dinner with Getz Bros & Co 04 Jun 2014 Launch of ABC Waters Design Guidelines (3 rd Edition) cum Seminar 05 Jun 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 05 Jun 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 06 Jun 2014 BOA Confirmatory Exam Portfolio Review Meeting 06 Jun 2014 BCI Asia Awards 2014 09 Jun 2014 WSHC (CN&L) Design for Safety Sub-Committee Meeting 09 Jun 2014 BOA Board Meeting 10 Jun 2014 Archifest Meeting with TAS 10 Jun 2014 SIA Architecture Design 15

Events & Activities Awards Meeting 10 Jun 2014 Meeting with St John s Home Design Competition 10 Jun 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 2) 11 Jun 2014 SIA Premises Renovation Tender Interview 1 11 Jun 2014 RCS DC Sub-Committee Meeting 11 Jun 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 3) 12 Jun 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 12 Jun 2014 RCS Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Meeting 12 Jun 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 16 Jun 2014 Archifest Steering Committee Meeting 16 Jun 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 16 Jun 2014 ABC WP MC Meeting 17 Jun 2014 RCS Meeting with SPRING on Appointment of SDO for BCSC 17 Jun 2014 ADR Committee Meeting 17 Jun 2014 Meeting with Singapore Institute of Technology 17 Jun 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Couse (Lesson 4) 18 Jun 2014 Archifest Pavilion Competition Judging 18 Jun 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 18 Jun 2014 Council Meeting 18 Jun 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 18 Jun 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 18 Jun 2014 RCS Dialogue Meeting between SIA, IES, ACES, REDAS, SCAL, PUB and NEA 19 Jun 2014 Architect s Appointment Committee Meeting 19 Jun 2014 Members Night cum Certificate Presentation Ceremony 19 Jun 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 19 Jun 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 19 Jun 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 20 Jun 2014 Archifest Pavilion Presentation by Shortlisted Participants 23 Jun 2014 RCS 3 rd Technical Committee Meeting for BCA s Good Industry Practices Guide Prefabricated Bathroom Unit 24 Jun 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 5) 24 Jun 2014 81 st CIJC Meeting 24 Jun 2014 ACA-16, KL Malaysia 25 Jun 2014 Sustainability Committee Meeting 25 Jun 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Introduction) 25 Jun 2014 ACA-16, KL Malaysia 26 Jun 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 26 Jun 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 26 Jun 2014 ACA-16, KL Malaysia 27 Jun 2014 ACA-16, KL Malaysia 27 Jun 2014 The Opening of Hear Hear NUS Architecture City Exhibition 2014 28 Jun 2014 ACA-16, KL Malaysia 29 Jun 2014 ACA-16, KL Malaysia 30 Jun 2014 WSH Inaugural Meeting of Taskforce on Mandate of Design for Safety (TDfS) 30 Jun 2014 HDB Construction Awards 2014 Interview 30 Jun 2014 URA Technical Publication on Vertical Green July 2014 01 Jul 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 6) 01 Jul 2014 HDB Construction Awards 2014 Site Visits 01 Jul 2014 SAF Day Combined with Rededication Ceremony 02 Jul 2014 Archifest Pavilion Entrants Interview 02 Jul 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 7) 03 Jul 2014 Lunch Meeting with SPRING Singapore on Appointment of SDO for BCSC 03 Jul 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 03 Jul 2014 SMAP Minor Works Contract WG Meeting 03 Jul 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 03 Jul 2014 RCS Joint Meeting for QECP Registry, Erosion Control Sub- Committee, ABC WP Programme Committee and ECM Review Committee 03 Jul 2014 SCAL Construction Safety, Health & Security Campaign 2014 03 Jul 2014 Visit to HDB Centre of Building Research 04 Jul 2014 RCS Meeting with NEA on mosquito-proof building structures 04 Jul 2014 BOA Confirmatory Examination First Round of Interview 07 Jul 2014 Archifest Steering Committee 16

Events & Activities Meeting 07 Jul 2014 Meeting with NYP School of Design 08 Jul 2014 Meeting with JTC on Design for Maintainability 08 Jul 2014 SIA Annual Golf Committee Meeting 08 Jul 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 8) 08 Jul 2014 BOA Board Meeting 09 Jul 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 09 Jul 2014 Council Meeting 09 Jul 2014 WSH DfS Legislation Sub- Committee Meeting 09 Jul 2014 Official Opening of URA Exhibition Vertical Cities Asia International Design Competition: Everyone Harvesys 10 Jul 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 10 Jul 2014 NUS Vertical Cities Asia International Design Competition Award Presentation Ceremony 14 Jul 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 15 Jul 2014 SIA Premises Renovation Meeting 15 Jul 2014 IPG Meeting 15 Jul 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 9) 16 Jul 2014 RCS Task Force Meeting on Reflectance of Materials Used on External Surface of Buildings 16 Jul 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 16 Jul 2014 The Singapore Structural Steel Society BCA Scholarship Fund Raising Golf Tournament 17 Jul 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 17 Jul 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 17 Jul 2014 SIA Seminar: SMAP #5 - SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 2012 (MWC 2012) Seminar Series 18 Jul 2014 BOA Confirmatory Examination 2 nd Round of Interview 18 Jul 2014 5 th National Engineers Day Opening Ceremony & 7 th Charles Rudd Distinguished Lecture 21 Jul 2014 URA-SIA Regular Lunch Meeting 22 Jul 2014 Archifest Pavilion Meeting 22 Jul 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 10) 23 Jul 2014 Sustainability Committee Meeting 23 Jul 2014 Architect s Appointment Committee Meeting 23 Jul 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 23 Jul 2014 Career Talk at NJC 24 Jul 2014 SIA Premises Renovation Meeting 24 Jul 2014 Sustainability Committee Meeting with BCA on Green Mark v5 24 Jul 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 24 Jul 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 24 Jul 2014 SIA-STO Professional Knowledge Series: Seamless Design in Sustainable Acoustics 25 Jul 2014 Career Talk at JAL 29 Jul 2014 SIA-CEFPI Seminar: Future Schools 29 Jul 2014 RCS Meeting on Reflectance of Materials Used on External Surface of Buildings 29 Jul 2014 BCA-Industry Built Environment Scholarship 30 Jul 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 11) 30 Jul 2014 Meeting with DIRITT Environmental Solutions 30 Jul 2014 Watermark Award Sharing Session 31 Jul 2014 Meeting with SPRING on SDO Application 31 Jul 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 31 Jul 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 31 Jul 2014 SIA-VMZINC Professional Knowledge Series: Titanium- Zinc, the sustainable architectural metal of choice 31 Jul 2014 2014 URA Architectural Heritage Awards (AHA) Assessment Committee 31 Jul 2014 Inaugural Singapore Accountancy Awards Dinner August 2014 01 Aug 2014 SIA Premises Site Possession 01 Aug 2014 Launch of SIAiDOL 2.0 01 Aug 2014 SIA Premises Meeting on SIA New Form of Building Contract 01 Aug 2014 SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards Judging 01 Aug 2014 BCA-CIJC Meeting 17

Events & Activities 01 Aug 2014 Midview City Lunar Seventh Month Dinner 2014 01 Aug 2014 SG50 Engagement and Networking Session 03 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 04 Aug 2014 WSHC (Construction & Landscape) Committee 04 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 04 Aug 2014 2014 URA Architectural Heritage Awards (AHA) Assessment Committee Meetings / Site Visits 05 Aug 2014 RCS 3 rd Technical Committee Meeting: BCA Good Practices Guide Prefabricated Bathroom Unit 05 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 05 Aug 2014 Invitation to Quality and Standards Conference 2014 06 Aug 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 12A) 06 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 07 Aug 2014 Meeting with ARUP on Redevelopment of NPQS 07 Aug 2014 ADR Meeting on Proposed SIA- MOOGAS (i) MOU; and (ii) Joint Expert Determination and Training 07 Aug 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 07 Aug 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 07 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 08 Aug 2014 WSH 2 nd Meeting of Taskforce on Mandate of Design for Safety 08 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 08 Aug 2014 Green Mark Advisory Committee Lunch Meeting 09 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 10 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 10 Aug 2014 2014 National Day Reception 11 Aug 2014 RCS Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 11 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 11 Aug 2014 3 rd NPQS Steering Committee Meeting 11 Aug 2014 BCA International Tropical Design Competition Prelim Judging 12 Aug 2014 Presentation to BCA NPQS Evaluation Panel 12 Aug 2014 NPQS PIP Application Presentation to BCA Evaluation Panel 12 Aug 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 12B) 12 Aug 2014 BOA Board Meeting 12 Aug 2014 The ITE Art Show 2014 Opening Ceremony 12 Aug 2014 UIA World Congress, Durban 13 Aug 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 13 Aug 2014 Council Meeting 13 Aug 2014 Meeting with ARUP on Redevelopment of NPQS 13 Aug 2014 SIA-ARDEX Professional Knowledge Series: Ceramic Tile and Stone Installation and Polished Concrete 13 Aug 2014 Meeting with SUTD on Capstone Projects 14 Aug 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 14 Aug 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 14 Aug 2014 SIA-Elmich Professional Knowledge Series: Tree Establishment in Built Environment 14 Aug 2014 Invitation to Dr John Endicott s Lecture on Developing Singapore Underground 15 Aug 2014 Confirmatory Examination Pre-submission briefing (3 rd Quarter) 16 Aug 2014 St John s Home Gala Dinner 18 Aug 2014 Meeting with BCA & SS370 Work Group 19 Aug 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Expert Jury Site Visit 19 Aug 2014 RCS Meeting with BCA on TOP Checklist 19 Aug 2014 82 nd CIJC Meeting 20 Aug 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Site Visit 20 Aug 2014 Archifest Steering Committee Meeting 20 Aug 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Cum Speaker s Meeting 21 Aug 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Site Visit 21 Aug 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 21 Aug 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 21 Aug 2014 RCS Inter Agency Dengue Task Force Meeting 21 Aug 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 13) 21 Aug 2014 MND Inaugural Annual Briefing to MND Family Boards 22 Aug 2014 SIA Architecture Design Awards Site Visit 22 Aug 2014 WSHC (Construction & Landscape) Committee Meeting 22 Aug 2014 RCS Inter-Agency Coordinating Committee Meeting 18

Events & Activities 22 Aug 2014 SIA Seminar: Building Code 2014 23 Aug 2014 SIA Weekend Seminar: Latest Developments on SOP Claims Impact on the SIA Conditions of Contract 25 Aug 2014 Archifest Pavilion Meeting on BCA Issues 25 Aug 2014 Meeting with MOHH on SIAiDOL 26 Aug 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 14) 26 Aug 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Site Visit 26 Aug 2014 Lunch Meeting with SUTD 27 Aug 2014 Sustainability Committee Meeting 27 Aug 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Site Visit 27 Aug 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting cum Speaker s Meeting 28 Aug 2014 SIA-W Atelier Professional Knowledge Series: Creating Bathrooms of the Future 28 Aug 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 28 Aug 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 28 Aug 2014 SIA-W Atelier Professional Knowledge Series: Creating Bathrooms of the Future 28 Aug 2014 Singapore Structural Steel Society 30 th Annual Lecture and Dinner 2014 28 Aug 2014 BCA International Tropical Design Competition Final Judging September 2014 01 Sep 2014 RCS Research & Standard Speakers Meeting #2 01 Sep 2014 Joint Opening Ceremony of IGBC and BEX Asia 2014 02 Sep 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Grand Jury 02 Sep 2014 SMAP Practice Clinic 02 Sep 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 15) 03 Sep 2014 SIA Press Director Meeting 03 Sep 2014 SIA Premises Design for Safety (DfS) Review 03 Sep 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 16) 04 Sep 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 04 Sep 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 04 Sep 2014 SIA Annual Golf Meeting 04 Sep 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 05 Sep 2014 Confirmatory Examination Portfolio Review Meeting (3 rd Quarter) 05 Sep 2014 LTA s 19 th Dinner & Dance 05 Sep 2014 Invitation to BCA s Green Building Exhibition 08 Sep 2014 Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 08 Sep 2014 IADTF Construction Site Work Group 08 Sep 2014 STB s Philippines In-Market Session for Architecture 09 Sep 2014 Focus Group Discussion on Proposed WSH (Design for Safety) 09 Sep 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 17) 09 Sep 2014 STB s Philippines In-Market Session for Architecture 10 Sep 2014 Administration & Finance Meeting 10 Sep 2014 Council Meeting 10 Sep 2014 STB s Philippines In-Market Session for Architecture 11 Sep 2014 Meeting with Artling on Archifest Pavilion 2015 11 Sep 2014 SMAP Practice Clinic 11 Sep 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 11 Sep 2014 SIA-Hager Professional Knowledge Series: Better Homes, Better Living 11 Sep 2014 The HDB Peak Forum 11 Sep 2014 BCA Sharing Session on Adoption of PPVC and CLT 12 Sep 2014 NPQS Meeting with ACES and IES on Proposal by ARUP 12 Sep 2014 SIA Seminar: Integration of M&E Services in Building 12 Sep 2014 Opening of Joint SUTD-SEC Exhibition 15 Sep 2014 Meeting with SLA on St John s Home CSR Project 16 Sep 2014 SIA Premises ID Presentation 16 Sep 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 18) 17 Sep 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 11A) 17 Sep 2014 BOA Board Meeting 17 Sep 2014 Official Opening and Launch of Lifelong Learning Institute 18 Sep 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 18 Sep 2014 SIA/IES/NEA/PUB Joint Seminar 2014: Latest Development in Environmental Issues 18 Sep 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 18 Sep 2014 Centre for Sustainable Asian 19

Events & Activities Cities Research Symposium 18 Sep 2014 SBG s UNESCO World Heritage Site Bid Meeting 19 Sep 2014 SIA Annual Golf Tournament 2014 19 Sep 2014 BOA Meeting with Law Society 20 Sep 2014 Alexandra Health Dinner & Dance 2014 20 Sep 2014 HDB-SG Heart Map Workshop 22 Sep 2014 Meeting on SIA Plans for SG50 22 Sep 2014 Meeting with Dr Bige on SUTD on Capstone Project 23 Sep 2014 Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 19A) 23 Sep 2014 SBG UNESCO World Heritage Site Management Committee Tea Session 23 Sep 2014 BCA-Industry Built Environment Sponsorship Award Ceremony 2014 24 Sep 2014 Sustainability Committee Meeting 24 Sep 2014 CSR Committee Meeting 24 Sep 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 19B) 25 Sep 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 25 Sep 2014 Institute of Architects Bangladesh 6 th ARCASIA Roundtable on Green & Sustainable Construction 26 Sep 2014 Archifest Opening Party 26 Sep 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 26 Sep 2014 Confirmatory Examination Interview (3 rd Quarter) 26 Sep 2014 Institute of Architects Bangladesh 6 th ARCASIA Roundtable on Green & Sustainable Construction 27 Sep 2014 Institute of Architects Bangladesh 6 th ARCASIA Roundtable on Green & Sustainable Construction 27 Sep 2014 Architours Session 1A 27 Sep 2014 Architours Session 1B 27 Sep 2014 Architours Session2 27 Sep 2014 Architours Session 3 28 Sep 2014 SMAP Public Forum & Walk In Consultation Service 28 Sep 2014 SA Coverage (Archifest): Why Architects? 29 Sep 2014 Archifest Conference 29 Sep 2014 UP Awards Judging 30 Sep 2014 SIA Architectural Design Awards Presentation Ceremony 30 Sep 2014 RCS Final Technical Committee Meeting for BCA s Good Industry Practices Guide 30 Sep 2014 REDAS Proposed Developercentric BIM Approach 30 Sep 2014 3 rd Working Committee Meeting Tech Pub on Vertical Green 30 Sep 2014 Seminar on Mitigating Regional Climate Change in Asian Cities by Prof M. Santamouris October 2014 01 Oct 2014 SIA Seminar: The G-Architect (Green Architect) 01 Oct 2014 SIA Seminar: Winning Design Philosophies and Concept 2014 01 Oct 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 20) 01 Oct 2014 Opening Ceremony of Learning from Past Wisdom to design to a better future 02 Oct 2014 Meeting with Xcube Solutions on BIM Implementation Workshop 02 Oct 2014 Meeting with BCA on HWA-SIA MOU on BIM 02 Oct 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 02 Oct 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 02 Oct 2014 SIA-Grohe Architour for WAF Delegates 02 Oct 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 02 Oct 2014 Water Network Meetings 03 Oct 2014 Presentation to Taylor s University 03 Oct 2014 Meeting with Cameron Bruhn, Architecture Media s Editorial Director 04 Oct 2014 Archifest Pecha Kucha Session 04 Oct 2014 Architour Session 5 04 Oct 2014 Architour Session 6 05 Oct 2014 Architour Session 7 07 Oct 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 21) 08 Oct 2014 Meeting with REDAS on Joint National Exhibition of Iconic Buildings / Built Environment 08 Oct 2014 Meeting with ARUP on Redevelopment of NPQS 08 Oct 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 08 Oct 2014 Council Meeting 08 Oct 2014 World Vision SG Charity Gala Dinner 08 Oct 2014 SBF Awards Gala Dinner 20

Events & Activities 09 Oct 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 09 Oct 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 09 Oct 2014 The 3 rd IPE Meeting on Construction Productivity 10 Oct 2014 WDA Briefing 10 Oct 2014 The 3 rd IPE Meeting on Construction Productivity 10 Oct 2014 BOA Interview 10 Oct 2014 CIOB-NUS Conference 11 Oct 2014 Archifest Closing Ceremony 13 Oct 2014 RCS Fire Safety Sub- Committee Meeting 14 Oct 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 22) 14 Oct 2014 BOA Board Meeting 15 Oct 2014 Meeting with TAS 15 Oct 2014 RCS Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 15 Oct 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 23) 15 Oct 2014 Focus Group Discussion on Singapore s Designs Protection Regime 15 Oct 2014 BuildTech Asia 2014 Facilities Management Solutions Expo 2014 16 Oct 2014 SIA Premises Renovation Meeting 16 Oct 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 16 Oct 2014 RCS Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Meeting 16 Oct 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 16 Oct 2014 SIA-Elmich Professional Knowledge Series: Below Ground Waterproofing 2013 Design, Materials and Specification 16 Oct 2014 Meeting with Law Society on PI Insurance Due Care and Diligence vs Fitness for purpose 16 Oct 2014 SCAL 5 th Environment Sustainability Conference 18 Oct 2014 BOA Presentation Ceremony & Seminar 2014 23 Oct 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 23 Oct 2014 83 rd CIJC Meeting 23 Oct 2014 Official Opening of Library @ Orchard 23 Oct 2014 BCA GMv5 Task Force Meeting 24 Oct 2014 Industry Consultation on SIA s ADR Services 24 Oct 2014 CSR Meeting with TTSH on Ageing Related Architecture 24 Oct 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 24 Oct 2014 Taskforce on Mandate of Design for Safety 24 Oct 2014 Confirmatory Exam Pre- Submission Briefing (4 th Quarter) 24 Oct 2014 Meeting with Masanori Matsuoka at The Backside of Japanese Design Exhibition 24 Oct 2014 IES 48 th Annual Dinner 2014 24 Oct 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 27 Oct 2014 DesignS Meeting 28 Oct 2014 Industry Consultation on SIA s ADR Services 28 Oct 2014 ArchXpo 2014 Appreciation 28 Oct 2014 BAE Architecture Practice Course (Lesson 24) 28 Oct 2014 3 rd Annual Healthcare Infrastructure Technology & Engineering Conference (Hi- Tec) 29 Oct 2014 3 rd Healthcare Infrastructure Technology & Engineering Conference (Hi-Tec) 30 Oct 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 30 Oct 2014 BCA GMv5 Meeting 30 Oct 2014 SISV 32 nd Annual Dinner 31 Oct 2014 SUTD-Roundtable Discussion by Sree 31 Oct 2014 SFIC 33 rd Annual Dinner & Dance November 2014 01 Nov 2014 WDA Assessment Part 1 04 Nov 2014 MOM Discussion with Mr Philip White on project to improve WSH performance in SG construction sector by HSL 05 Nov 2014 Meeting with CEMS 06 Nov 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 07 Nov 2014 SIA:SKIN Design Competition Briefing 07 Nov 2014 RCS DCG-SIA/SIP/REDAS /ACES Dialogue 08 Nov 2014 WDA Assessment Part 2 10 Nov 2014 Fire Safety & Security Sub- Committee Meeting 10 Nov 2014 NPQS Steering Committee Meeting 12 Nov 2014 Administration & Finance Committee Meeting 12 Nov 2014 Council Meeting 13 Nov 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 13 Nov 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 13 Nov 2014 Resource & Technology Committee Meeting 13 Nov 2014 SIA-SIKA-REC Professional Knowledge Series: Enter the Singapore Solar Boom 21

Events & Activities 14 Nov 2014 SIA Seminar: New Urban Habitat - Learning 15 Nov 2014 SIA Weekend Seminar: Construction Law Latest Developments in 2014 19 Nov 2014 Research & Standard Sub- Committee Meeting 20 Nov 2014 RCS FSSD Waiver Meeting 20 Nov 2014 RCS BCA Waiver Meeting 25 Nov 2014 NPQS PIP Application Meeting with BCA 25 Nov 2014 SIA Premises Meeting on Expediting Works on Site 26 Nov 2014 REDAS Annual Dinner 26 Nov 2014 SMAP Committee Meeting 22

Honorary Secretary Report PREAMBLE This report provides a summary on salient features of some of the activities and events, detail of which are elaborated in the individual Committee reports. As in previous years, I am glad to report that 2014 was another eventful year. SIA PREMISES RENOVATION After extensive deliberation, Council decided to embark on a major renovation of SIA premises integrating units 79 and 81 into one bigger combined space. This will lead to more effective utilisation of the 2 units. Through an open design competition, DP was appointed as the architect for the renovation works. One salient feature of the renovation is to create affordable space for use by young architects embarking on their career. The Theatrette will be located at the 3rd storey, SIA Secretariat office will be at 2nd storey and the ground floor will be for rental. There will be a platform lift for use by those with lesser mobility. SIA is deeply grateful to members and member firms for contributing (both cost and kind) towards the renovation as well as to many material suppliers for sponsoring equipment, products and services. We would like to place on records the valuable contributions towards the renovation of our premises. REACHING OUT TO SOCIETY AND THE PUBLIC Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Over the years SIA had contributed in many ways to society through our CSR initiative. For example, we had contributed to Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society, Handicaps Welfare Association, The Children Society, NUS and TAS, provided assistance to rebuild schools in Maldives and Sri Lanka destroyed by the Tsunami, extended financial assistance through UAP for the Haiyan Typhoon rebuilding programme. SIA continued our discussion with St John s Home for the Elderly on the re-development of St John s premises at Wan Tho Avenue. There were numerous discussions with MCYS and SLA on several options for the Home, which concluded with SLA extending the lease for the current site, but with area reduced to one-third. Moving forward, SIA and St John s Home will work together on a design competition to seek proposals for the re-development of the new Home. The year also saw SIA, HWA (Handicaps Welfare association) and BCA entering into an MOU to collaborate on activities pertaining to the employability of persons with disabilities as trained draftsmen in the building and construction industry. SIA will promote this service to encourage members to engage such persons. The 3rd key CSR initiative will involve a design competition for the Crawford/ Beach Road Precinct working together with Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH), with the objective to transform the precinct into an in situ retirement village for HDB heart landers to age in place. This project will provide a prototype to catalyse new thinking by the government on how to make existing mature precincts future ready. 23

Honorary Secretary Report Archifest 2014 Archifest 2014 continued to reach out to the general public in terms of educating and informing them about architecture, with the theme of Crowd signalling engaging people and creating spaces for everyone. In 2014, ArchXpo was inaugurated and organised in conjunction with Archifest. This is an international exhibition, showcasing architecture and the built environment that together will contribute synergistically to the built environment. It is intended to grow ArchXpo into a major event within Singapore, with regional focus. The exhibition is organised jointly with Conference and Exhibition Management Services Pte Ltd (CEMS), a long-established event management company. Another change to Archifest 2014 is the evolution of the School of Urban Ideas pillar into Urban Lab to enable more effective collaboration with design schools and other communities in the spirit of Crowd. PROMOTING ARCHITECTURAL EXCELLENCE 14th SIA Architectural Design Awards The SIA Architectural Design Awards is the cornerstone in SIA s efforts in promoting architectural excellence since 1983. Over the years, the architectural landscape in Singapore has been attributed in many ways to this effort. 2014 was the 14th time the Design Awards was held. It attracted 105 entries, of which 14 were awarded the Design Award and 10 the Honourable Mention. As in previous years, one building won the Building of the Year Award and another received the award for the best project with construction cost under S$1.5 million. The Building of the Year Award was sponsored by Jaquar & Company Pvt Ltd 2 nd SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards Established with Rigel Technology (S) Pte Ltd in 2013 the SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards aims to stimulate and encourage new ideas, innovations and development in the world of intelligent bathroom design, as well as to foster greater effort and commitment to advance sanitary technology and design. Year 2014 marked the 2 edition of the Awards since its inception. DEVELOPING THE PROFESSION Practice Convention The Practice Convention 2014 addressed the theme Achieving More with Less, New approaches to Practice. This theme was based on the premise that we have to be nimble and yet retain depth in design and project delivery to achieve more with less in order to meet the anticipated softening of the property market, new focus in building for the new socially responsive Singapore, labour and skilled staff crunch. Practice Convention 2014 unveils a few initiatives in the making by SIA and our partners in the industry. Be updated on the latest regulations and how we navigated them with BP Checklists, be amazed by the new SIA IDOL digital object library and new 3D approaches to design and pre-fabrication, be confident in administering the new SIA Form of Contract, be aware of how SIA Academy s innovative courses close the gap between knowledge and practice, and strategic implementation of Design for Safety during the crucial handover stage. 24

Honorary Secretary Report SIA Forms of Building Contracts The major review and revamp of the SIA Forms of Building Contract, embarked in 2011, had taken more time than anticipated due to expanding the scope along the way. It is intended to produce the 9 volumes by the 2nd half of 2015, to launch it as a SIA contribution to SG50, the 5 volumes are: SIA Form of Contract Lump Sum (local) SIA Form of Contract Measurement (local) Design and Build (local) Sub-Contract (local) Guidance Notes (for common use) The international version of the Form of Contract will be followed up later. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme is the cornerstone of SIA efforts to help architects in their continuing professional development through educational courses, seminars, talks and other events. There were 314 courses, seminars, talks, etc. organised with a total of 1,200 CPD points, of which 47 seminars with 183 CPD points, 9 weekend seminars with 44 points and 17 professional knowledge series seminars with 36 points were organised by SIA. Professional Knowledge Seminars The Professional Knowledge Seminar was organised in place of the previous Technical Seminars, with the emphasis to impart professional knowledge, focusing on applications of knowhow, new technology and systems, sharing of experience in these areas, which will lead to learning experience for the architect. The lecture content is augmented by an architect sharing his experience on real applications of the product/system, the pros and cons and the learning points derived from using the materials/technology/systems. These seminars are free for members. Thus, members were able to obtain enough CPD points for renewing their practice license without paying any fee. Basic Architectural Detailing and Specification Course (ADSC) In order to address problems faced by the architectural fraternity in architectural detailing, a new programme, on Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (ADSC), was launched in October 2013. This Course aims to raise the general awareness and standard of architectural detailing in the profession, in particular among younger architects. ADSC comprises 12 sessions. Hitherto, 30 participants had undertaken the training. PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE G-Architect Award A new award, G-Architect (Green Architect), was implemented together with Uniseal Pte Ltd, in October 2013. The objective of this award is to honour and bestow annually an Asian architect who, through his/her body of as-built and/or theoretical projects of varied scale and ability, advances and advocates the theory and design practice of sustainable architecture. The first G-Architect was awarded to an architect from Hong Kong at the Award Presentation Ceremony on 30 September 2014. He also delivered a G-Architect Lecture on the following day. 25

Honorary Secretary Report WORKING TOGETHER WITH INDUSTRY PARTNERS One of SIA key programme is our Partnership Programme, which engages industry partners in SIA activities and programmes. Through their involvement, such programmes are more effectively carried out. We are grateful for the collective efforts of many, including members, government officials, professionals and friends from the industry. Together, they contribute in many ways towards championing excellence in architecture and the built environment. Their involvements and contributions to our activities have become an integral part of our processes and have added value in finding more effective solutions to many of the challenges we address continually. THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 2014 AND 2015 According to BCA, the market conditions remain positive and robust for 2014 with total construction demand of $37.7 billion fuelled by a higher volume of institutional and civil engineering construction contracts. For 2015, it is forecast to be in the region of $29 billion to $36 billion, driven strongly by the public sector contributing about 60% or between $18 billion and $21 billion and private sector contributing between $11 billion and $15 billion. Looking forward to 2016 to 2019 it is forecast to be in the range of $27 billion to $36 billion for 2016 and 2017 and $26 billion to $37.6 billion for 2018 and 2019 THANK YOU SIA Council would like to thank all members, advisors, government officials, and industry partners for their strong support and contribution for a better built environment and for a better tomorrow. We also wish to express our appreciation to the staff of the Secretariat for their unfailing support to Council and committees. Chan Kok Way Honorary Secretary 26

Design: Archifest Committee Archifest 2014, held from 26 September to 11 October 2014, adopted the theme of CROWD. CROWD is a festival about people. It is also about process the process of bringing together great minds and resources to create better places for everyone. The festival opens up the discussion to investigate how the notion of CROWD operates and contributes to architecture and urbanism through a collective intelligence of creative minds multiplying its potential through collaborations and mutual learning, at the same time showcasing the spirit of community capital through the involvement of communities and place. Crowd carries different meanings in different contexts, specifically from the categories of (i) Collective Intelligence/ Design; and (ii) Community Capital. Collective Intelligence: stems from how individuals, connected by various means, can share ideas, collaborate to form collectives, make incremental changes, and produce great impacts. generates a multiplier effect achievable only when great minds come together through an integrated approach of disciplines. Community Capital: refers to how people, connected by the place they shared, leverage on social capital to build better places for everybody. the empowerment of the local community to create a change in their urban environment through a grounds-up approach. Archifest 2014 discussed how architecture, the city, and the role of architects, itself, can be challenged and changed by this notion of crowd through these two categories. Location of Festival Hub This year s main anchor site was based in the Event Plaza at Marina Bay Sands: an open site with high human traffic and served by 2 MRT lines (Circle Line and Downtown line). Six Pillars of Archifest Archifest 2014 has 6 pillars, namely: (i) Pavilion, (ii) Conference (iii) ArchXpo, (iv) Architours (v) Urban Lab; and (vi) Fringe 27

Design: Archifest Committee Pavilion In its third year running, the Archifest Pavilion Design Competition was launched on 20th May 2014 and closed on 17th June 2014. The objective of the competition was design and build a pavilion. The pavilion will be an anchor hub for Archifest programmes to take place and also embody the theme of Crowd within its design. It saw a record-breaking 28 design proposals, making it a two-fold increase in entries from 2013. The jury decided upon 2 winning schemes; Cloud Arch by AgFacadesign (in collaboration with NUS) and FUGUE 1 3 5 7 by HCF & Associates. Stand under my Umbrella by Formwerkz clinched the runner-up for this design competition. Jury Panel for Pavilion Design Competition Theodore Chan (SIA, President) - Chairman of Jury Panel Chang Yong Ter, (Principal, CHANG Architects) Tracey Hwang (Director, Urban Redevelopment Authority) Suen Wee Kwok (Senior Associate Director, RSP Architects Planners & Engineers Pte Ltd) (Winner of 2013 Pavilion Design Competition) James Tan, (Member, Archifest Steering Committee and Director, WOW Architects) Jacks Yeo (Director, DesignSingapore Council) Conference The Conference was held in the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Halls D, Conference Room 1 on 29th September 2014. The Conference was held in conjunction with the Opening Ceremony of ArchXpo, and opened by Guest-of-Honour, Mr Lee Yi Shyan, Senior Minister of State for National Development. The Archifest 2014 Conference presented nine speakers: Keynote speakers: Tan Cheng Siong, Archurban Planners and Architects Paul Tange, Tange Associates Topic: Collective Intelligence Tay Lai Hock, Ground-Up Initiative Karen Tan, Pocket Projects Jerry Ong, CPG Corporation Topic: Community Capital Brian Honda, MIX Studios Joshua Bolchover, Rural Urban Framework Huang Sheng-yuan, Fieldoffice Architects Tay Kheng Soon, Akitek Tenggara 28

Design: Archifest Committee ArchXpo (New) Co-organised by Singapore Institute of Architects and Conference & Exhibition Management Services Pte Ltd (CEMS), ArchXpo 2014, the International Exhibition for Architecture & The Built Environment is the latest addition to the key pillars of the Archifest series. ArchXpo 2014 is the key showcase of relevant technologies, products and related services in the architectural and built environment industries. It is a key gathering of industry experts and talents that makes for excellent architectural and built environment design, as well as an invaluable platform for the exchange of research and innovation in architectural design, practice and education. It was also held in conjunction with the International Facility Management Expo 2014 and LED+Light Asia 2014, making it a comprehensive and integrated platform for all building needs under one roof. Architours Co-curated by The Architecture Society (TAS) from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and presented by SIA, Architours was held over 2 weeks, with a total of 8 tours with the following themes / sites: Session 1A: Tiong Bahru Estate (Heritage Tour) Session 1B: HDB Centre of Research Building, ACE The Place Community Centre, Marina Bay Fire Station Session 2: Sandcrawler, Oxley Residence, Park + Associates Office Session 3: Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall, Chiltern House Session 4: FDAT Office (Lattice Office), Park + Associates Office, Belgravia Villas, Grohe Gallery Showroom Session 5: LTA Transport Infrastructure Tour Session 6: ITE HQ & ITE College Centre, FDAT Office (Lattice Office), National Design Centre Session 7: Cube 8, KEEPERS, Satay by the Bay The Institute would like to thank Grohe for partnering the WAF Tour in Session 4 and XTRA for sponsoring the goodie bags and bottled water for the tours. Urban Lab (New) Urban Lab is an evolution of last year s pillar, School of Urban Ideas, to be presented as more streamlined. There is an emphasis on the collaboration with design schools and other communities in the spirit of Crowd. Urban Lab consisted of 3 fields; (i) Student Showcase, (ii) Workshops and (iii) Sharing sessions. 29

Design: Archifest Committee Fringe Fringe Events comprises of pop-up stores, talks, seminars and exhibitions in relation to the theme of Crowd. Curated by the Archifest team in collaboration with the various partners, these fringe activities were mostly organised within the pavilion itself. These fringe partners ranged from creatives to designers and from local retail shops to non-profit organisations. Using Archifest as a platform, these fringe events showcase existing enthusiast groups and movements in Singapore and what they do for the local communities. Hosting them at this festival, the act of bringing them together features a diverse form of Collective Intelligence where they are able to share their ideas and inspire people to make a change as well. Unique to this year s pavilion, Toby s Estate was featured as the anchor programme of a popup café throughout the duration of the festival. Additionally, NAIISE also organised a pop-up showcase within the pavilion. Statistics at a Glance Key Dates 26th September to 11th October 2014 Official Launch: 26th September 2014, 7pm Event Types Opening Party: 1 No. of Conference: 1 No. of Workshops (Urban Lab): 10 No. of Talks/ Sharing Sessions (Urban Lab): 4 No. of Fringe Events: 16 No. of Architours: 8 Attendance (per event category) Opening Party: 683 Conference: 420 Workshops (Urban Lab): 152 Talks/ Sharing Sessions (Urban Lab): 503 Fringe Events (talks, screenings, etc.): 1064 (only on pavilion site) Architours: 179 ArchXpo: 97 exhibitors from 13 countries, 4072 visitors from 42 countries Attendance (Overall) Pavilion Visitor-ship: 144,609 ArchXpo Visitor-ship: 4074 from 42 countries 30

Design: Archifest Committee Festival Partners SIA would like to thank the following agencies, organisations and firms for their generous support for the festival: Partners DesignSingapore Council Urban Redevelopment Authority Architecture & Urban Design Excellence Far East Organization Hunter Douglas Marina Bay Sands Singapore Conference and Exhibition Management Services Pte Ltd Pavilion Cloud Arch Partners National University of Singapore AgFacaDesign Web Structures Jebsen & Jessen Packaging Sponsors Jurong Town Consultants (JTC) National University of Singapore, School of Design & Environment (NUS-SDE) Heveatech Elmich Prime Structures Archilite Lai Yew Seng Express 21 Krislite Consis Fugue 1 3 5 7 Partners HCF & Associates Sponsors Singa Plastic Ltd Lian Beng Group Ltd Tham & Wong LLP The Lightbox Pte Ltd Chin Seng Engineering (S) Pte Ltd Redcraft Engineering Pte Ltd Sunscreen (Singapore) Pte Ltd CMYLight (S) Pte Ltd SJ Lite (Singapore) Pte Ltd Show Essentials Pte Ltd Eltraco Holdings Pte Ltd Poh Bros Golf Management Pte Ltd Sintal Enterprise Pte Ltd Mei Kee Engineering Works Architours Partners National University of Singapore The Architecture Society Sponsor Grohe XTRA 31

Design: Archifest Committee Partnering Schools Nanyang Polytechnic Ngee Ann Polytechnic National University of Singapore Singapore University of Technology & Design Singapore Polytechnic Temasek Polytechnic Nanyang Technological University, Wee Kim Wee School of Communications and Information Festival Partners Architecture Walks Singapore Basheer Graphic Books billionbricks G-Architect Award Gridlines.sg Haystakt Andre Wee Desinere MakeYourOwn Tiffany Loy Synergraphic Design The Wholesome Co. KEEPERS: Singapore Designer Collective Peatix Perspectives Film Festival 2014 Singapore Architect Singapore University of Technology and Parametric Design Workshop Design The Substation: Moving Images Toby s Estate Ngee Ann Polytechnic National University of Singapore Nanyang Polytechnic Temasek Polytechnic Zai Tang Naiise APD Singapore Official Media Singapore Architect Media Partners City Green Art4D Art4D Asia In Association with World Architecture Festival Singapore COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairperson Deputy Chairpersons Advisor Patrick Lee Tan Szue Hann Christina Thean Theodore Chan Jeffrey Ho Tracey Hwang Ng Li Shan Luther Seet James Tan Siow Zhi Xiang 32

Design: Archifest Committee Teng Joo Cheong Organiser and Co-Curator Singapore Institute of Architects Co-Curator & Producer Plus Collaboratives 33

Design: Awards Committee The Awards Committee is responsible for developing categories and judging criteria for awards organised by the Institute. The committee organised two award series in 2014: 14th SIA Architectural Design Awards 02nd SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards Dialogue Session for Review of SIA Architectural Design Awards The committee organised a dialogue session on 24 February to seek industry feedback on the SIA Architectural Design Awards. Feedback of the past design awards include: Composition of past judges: to widen the breadth of the jury beyond institutional representatives Appointment of a smaller jury panel with expert judges with expertise in respective fields Anonymity of submission to be reinstated To add a higher hierarchy of selection besides Honourable Mention and Design Award (i.e. Best Project in the individual category) Encourage sustainability through an online submission and judging process Disallow the submission of projects from previous cycles (applies to both winning and non-winning projects) The committee has introduced some of the above features in the 14th SIA Architectural Design Awards. 14th SIA Architectural Design Awards This award series recognizes the achievements of SIA members in their pursuit of architectural excellence and motivates architects to push the boundaries with innovative solutions Two major changes are introduced to the awards for this 14th cycle: Full online submission (physical submission is no longer accepted). New main category Category G: Greenscape The judging criteria of the SIA Architectural Design Awards are: originality and innovation, sensitivity to context, sustainability, response to climate, response to users needs and elegance of construction and detail; The submissions were first judged by an Expert Jury Panel for category groups, followed by the Grand Jury Panel. 34

Design: Awards Committee The Expert Jury Panels comprises: Residential Panel 1: Sub-Categories A1, A2, A5 and A6 Residential Panel 2: Sub-Categories A3 and A4 Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Yip Yuen Hong (Partner, ip:li Architects) Fun Siew Leng [Group Director (Urban Planning & Design), Urban Redevelopment Authority] Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Kerry Hill (Director, Kerry Hill Architects Pte Ltd) Wong Yunn Chii (Head, Dept of Architecture, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore) Yip Yuen Hong (Partner, ip:li Architects) Commercial Category Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Tan Kok Hiang (Director, Forum Architects Pte Ltd) Jacks Yeo (Director, DesignSingapore Council) Institutional Panel 1 Sub-Categories C1, C2, C3 Institutional Panel 2 Sub-Category C4 Industrial, Transport & Infrastructure Category Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Thomas Schroepfer (Associate Head of Pillar, Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar) Tan Shao Yen (Managing Director, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd) Thomas Schroepfer (Associate Head of Pillar, Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar) Tan Shao Yen (Managing Director, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd) Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Thomas Schroepfer (Associate Head of Pillar, Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar) Tan Shao Yen (Managing Director, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd) Special Categories Sonny Chan (Director, CSYA Pte Ltd) Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Fun Siew Leng [Group Director (Urban Planning & Design), Urban Redevelopment Authority] Interior Architecture Category Greenscape Category Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Catherine Loke (Partner, Lander Loke Architects) Siew Man Kok (Chairman, MKPL Architects Pte Ltd) Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects) Leonard Ng (Managing Director, Atelier Dreiseitl Singapore) Jacks Yeo (Director, DesignSingapore Council) 35

Design: Awards Committee The Grand Jury Panel comprises all the jury members of the individual category. Moderator Mr Seah Chee Huang (Chair, SIA Awards Committee / Director, DP Architects Pte Ltd) A total of 14 Design Awards and 10 Honourable Mentions are awarded in 7 categories. Of the 14 Design Awards, one project is award as the Best Project Constructed under $2 Million and one other project as the Building Of The Year. Building of the Year (Award Sponsor: Jaquar & Company Pvt Ltd) The Oliv, W Architects Pte Ltd Best Project Constructed under $2 Million Terrace House, Formwerkz Architects Category: Residential Projects Design Award The Oliv, W Architects Pte Ltd (Category Sponsor: Graphisoft ArchiCAD) Urban Suites, Kerry Hill Architects Pte Ltd (Category Sponsor: Graphisoft ArchiCAD) Chiltern House, WOW Architects & Warner Wong Design Terrace House, Formwerkz Architects Honourable Mention House of memories at holland grove terrace, a d lab pte ltd Segar Grove (Bukit Panjang N4 C14), Surbana International Consultants Pte Ltd Category: Commercial Projects Design Award Holiday Inn Express Clarke Quay Singapore, RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd Category: Institutional Projects Design Award Christ Methodist Church, K2LD Architects Pte Ltd National Design Centre, SCDA Architects Pte Ltd Honourable Mention Stephen Riady Centre, DP Architects Pte Ltd Branksome Hall Asia at Jeju Global Education City, MKPL Designs Pte Ltd in collaboration with Samoo Architects & Engineers Four Acres Singapore, DP Architects Pte Ltd Good Shepherd Place, LAUD Architects Pte Ltd NUH Medical Centre, CIAP Architects Pte Ltd Category: Industrial, Transport & Infrastructure Projects Design Award Audi Centre Singapore, ONG&ONG Pte Ltd Sunray Headquarters, DP Architects Pte Ltd 36

Design: Awards Committee Category: Special Categories Design Award Bidadari Estate Master Plan, MKPL Architects Pte Ltd in collaboration with Urban Strategies Inc. and Housing and Development Board Singapore Sports Hub, DP Architects in collaboration with Arup Associates Honourable Mention House with Courtyards, RT+Q Architects Pte Ltd Category: Interior Architecture Projects Design Award Architect's Office At Kim Yam Road, Park + Associates Pte Ltd Lattice Office, FDAT Architects Honourable Mention Chiltern House, WOW Architects & Warner Wong Design Category: Greenscape Projects Design Award Zhongshan Park, DP Architects Pte Ltd Honourable Mention Treehouse, ADDP Architects LLP The Institute is grateful to the following sponsors: Building of the Year Category: Jaquar Apartments / Condominium Sub-Category: Graphisoft 2 nd SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards The SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards were established to stimulate and encourage new ideas, innovations and development in the world of intelligent bathroom design. The Bathroom Design Awards series aims to promote and recognise excellence in bathroom design; to encourage innovation and creativity in the use of bathroom materials, equipment, facilities and technology; and encourage sustainable and environmentally friendly bathroom design. Submissions of the SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards are evaluated based on conceptual quality, creativity and innovation, use of materials and technology, environmental sustainability, architectural design merit, holistic approach (include usability and accessibility), 37

Design: Awards Committee quality of workmanship. The jury panel comprises: Mr Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects), Mr Hoong Bee Lok (Senior Director of Campus Development, SUTD) Moderator: Mr Seah Chee Huang (Chair, SIA Awards Committee / Director, DP Architects) A total of 1 Bathroom Design Award and 2 Honourable Mentions are awarded in 2 categories. Category: Completed Projects Design Award Bay East Interim Park, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Honourable Mention Gallery Shophouse at Marshall Road, TAKE Architects Category: Hypothetical Projects (by Student) Honourable Mention CATER-PEE, Ms Gloria Neo (Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore) We would like to thank Rigel Technology (S) Pte Ltd for sponsoring the Bathroom Design Award. Awards Committee Members Chairman Seah Chee Huang 38

Design: Sustainability Committee Mission State: To promote an understanding and excellence in sustainable architecture through awareness, engagement and leadership. G-Architect Award The SIA-Uniseal G-Architect Award is an honour that is bestowed annually on an Asian architect. A G-Architect is an individual who, through his/her body of as-built and/or theoretical projects of varied scale-ability, advance and advocate the theory and design practice of sustainable architecture. The G-Architect designs display integration between the natural and man-made systems, and craft and technology. In addition, he/she designs celebrate sustainable architecture and environmental performance. The main evaluation criteria are as follows: Have evidenced a broad and deep body of sustainable built works that advance sustainable architecture. Have contributed a significant pool of knowledge that advocates practice and ecoliteracy of sustainable architecture. Have attained a wide recognition amongst the nominee s fraternity. Other aspects of the nominee s work or life experience deserving of recognition. The jury panel comprises: Mr Theodore Chan (President, Singapore Institute of Architects), Mr James Lim (Chief Executive Officer, Uniseal Pte Ltd) Dr Uma Maheswaran (Vice President of Sustainability Unit, Jurong Consultants) Mr Ng Eng Kiong (President, Singapore Green Building Council) Ar Tan Pei Ing (Chairman, Architects Regional Coucail Asia, ARCASIA) Facilitator: Mr Cheong Yew Kee (Chairman, SIA Sustainability Committee) 2014 Laureate: Mr Leung Man Kit, Director of Sustainable Design, Ronald Lu & Partners (HK) Taskforce for Green Mark version 5 The Committee was invited by Building and Construction Authority (BCA) to the Architecture Taskforce for Green Mark version 5. The taskforce is currently looking at issues with Green Mark and what are the desired outcomes from a large scale revision. The taskforce also shared a detailed list of areas that can be investigated further by BCA. 39

Design: Sustainability Committee Feedback on Daylight Reflectance In response to the regulation on 20% Daylight Reflectance, the Committee submitted to BCA a set of feedback covering: Performance-based rather than prescriptive based regulation Solar reflectivity vs Thermal Emissivity Disability Grace vs Glare Intensity Robustness of Criteria Reflectivity Report SUTD Capstone Programme The Capstone Programme is a multi-discipline, senior-year design project undertaken by a group of SUTD undergraduate students. The projects aim to give students a holistic design experience by working on real-world challenges. The Committee has set the project topic as Smart Kinetic Façade for a Tropical Office Tower. The Committee will work closely with the student project team to provide the domain, technical and project management expertise for this project. Sustainability Committee Members 2014/2015 Chairman Members Resource Persons Cheong Yew Kee Sonny Chioh (Sep 2014 current) Vivien Heng (May Aug 2014) Kuan Chee Yung Siow Zhi Xiang Jaye Tan Chang Yen Lin Astee Lim To Kien Benjamin Henry Towell 40

Practice: ADR Committee INTRODUCTION The objectives for the committee for Year 2014/2015 were as follows; Establish and publish a Code of Conduct for SIA-appointed Arbitrators, Expert Determinators and Mediators. Review, establish and publish on the SIA website the Panel of non-architect Arbitrator (SIA Panel of Arbitrators - Category B) Establish continued-training programmes for the SIA Panel of Arbitrators, Expert Determinator Formalize an MoU with SIArb Establish an in-house procedure for appointment of Mediator ESTABLISH AND PUBLISH A CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SIA APPOINTED ARBITRATOR, EXPERT DETERMINATOR AND MEDIATOR The objective of the Code of Conduct is to promote proper and ethical conduct of an Arbitrator and Mediation, e.g. to diligently resolve the disputes between the parties in a just and efficient manner and act fairly and impartially. In this Council Year, the Committee has completed drafting the Code of Conduct for SIA-appointed Arbitrators and Mediators. With this completion, all three sets of Code of Conduct have been published on the SIA website. The Committee will review the Code of Conduct for the SIA Panels of Arbitrators, Expert Determinators and Mediators from time to time to ensure that it is relevant to practice. REVIEW, ESTABLISH AND PUBLISH ON THE SIA WEBSITE THE PANEL OF NON- ARCHITECT ARBITRATORS (SIA PANEL OF ARBITRATORS - CATEGORY B) The Committee has completed the review exercise for the panel of non-architect Arbitrators (SIA Panel of Arbitrator for Category B). The Panel in Category B comprises professionals from Law, Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Project Management and Facility Management. There are currently, 1 Engineer, 1 Facilities Manager, 1 Project Manager, 4 Lawyers and 5 Quantity Surveyors in the list of SIA Panel of Arbitrators. With this completion, both Category A and B of SIA Panel of Arbitrators have been published on the SIA website. SIA INDUSTRY CONSULTATION ON ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ("ADR") SERVICES WITH LAWYER, DEVELOPERS AND CONTRACTORS The ADR Committee initiated the industry consultation with lawyers, developers and contractors with the intention to seek feedback/collective comments from the industry on SIA ADR services. There were 2 sessions organised, Session 1 was on 24 October 2014 and Session 2 was on 28 October 2014. Session 1 was intended for lawyers and Session 2 was for developers and contractors. The participants were invited to give their views/feedback/comments on SIA ADR services. The outcomes from both sessions were encouraging and constructive feedback and suggestions were received from participants. 41

Practice: ADR Committee The topics discussed at the industry consultation include; Feedback on satisfaction with the performance of the arbitrator/mediator/exd in previous experiences. Areas in which SIA s arbitrators/mediators/exds could improve/develop themselves, including with regard to: case management and carrying out the process in the most expeditious and cost-effective manner. timeliness in meeting key procedural dates / timeframes. communication skills (both oral and written), and proficiency in dealing with the parties & Counsel. The SIA Rules The SIA Codes of Conduct General awareness of SIA s dispute resolution services in the industry General perceptions and reputation of dispute resolution services in the industry. SIA forms of contract and the dispute resolution clauses therein. CONTINUOUS TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR SIA PANEL OF ARBITRATORS AND EXPERT DETERMINATION Seminar / CPD Events SIA Seminar on Latest Developments on SOP Claims - Impact on the SIA Conditions of Contract. The seminar provided the participants with an update in relation to adjudication claims under the Security of Payment Act. The cases covered in this seminar were LH Aluminum Newcon Builders, Mansource v Citiwall, Rotol v CCM, and recent adjudication determination. The seminar also discussed common issues encountered in adjudications i.e. whether e-mail service of payment claims and responses is proper, whether post-termination clauses in the SIA Conditions of Contract are valid, and what is the proper time for the submission of payment claims under the SIA Contract. Following were topics covered in this seminar; a) Can payment claim and responses be sent by e-mail? b) Are post-termination clauses in the SIA Condition of Contract legally valid? c) Are the clauses for computation of time in the SIA Conditions of Contract legally valid? d) What is the proper time to serve a payment claim using the SIA Conditions of Contract? There were 101 participants who attended this seminar on 23 August 2014. Training Programme for SIA Panel of Expert Determinators The training covers principles and practices of the SIA Expert Determination Rules, discussion on Terms of Reference and Expert Determination drafting technique and introduction to scenario. Participants are required to work on an independent assessment of a test case and submit his/her Decision at the end of the training. Participants who have passed the training qualify for admission to the SIA Panel of Expert Determinators. The ADR Committee plans to organise a training programme in next Council Year. 42

Practice: ADR Committee Conflict in the Construction Industry A perennial problem Why? It is unavoidable that the commercial activities of those engaged in the construction industry will always produce disputes? Are conflicts the result of opposite motivations? Does every conflict have to result in dispute? In this seminar, the speaker shared ways to mitigate the escalation of conflict through conflict management and dispute avoidance. This seminar was held on 6 February 2015 and Mr Johnny Tan was the speaker. 2 topics were presented, namely, Topic 1 Conflict in the Construction Industry A perennial problem Why? Topic 2 Managing Conflicts and Avoiding Disputes MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH SIARB SIA and SIArb have officially entered into a Memorandum of Understanding on 02 December 2014. The MoU allowed both institutes to collaborate and participate in joint programs such as conferences, forums, seminars, publications, standards, educational materials, etc, as well as other reciprocal arrangements MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH SCL SIA and SCL have officially entered into a Memorandum of Understanding on 12 November 2014. The MoU allowed both institutes to collaborate and participate in joint programs such as conferences, forums, seminars, publications, standards, educational materials, etc, as well as other reciprocal arrangements. ESTABLISH A GUIDELINE ON PROCEDURE FOR APPOINTMENT OF MEDIATOR The provision for reference of a dispute to mediation, and for the President to appoint a Mediator, is mentioned in the SIA Building Contracts. The Committee has completed the discussion towards establishing a procedure for SIA s appointment of Mediator ARBITRATION CASES In Council year 2014/2015 there were 11 requests received for the appointment by SIA of an Arbitrator, of which 9 cases proceeded to the appointment of an Arbitrator by the President. Mediation Cases In Council year 2014/2015 there were 2 requests received for the appointment by SIA of a Mediator, of which 2 cases proceeded to the appointment of a Mediator by the President. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairman Legal Advisors Members Darren Benger Raymond Chan (ADR) Naresh Mahtani (Expert Determination) Chan Kok Way 43

Practice: ADR Committee Choy Kah Kin Henry Loo John Chung Johnny Tan Lim Kheng Chye Patrick Chia Tan Kee Cheong Teresa Ee 44

Practice: Architect s Appointment Committee INTRODUCTION The objectives set by the Committee for the Council year 2013/2014 were as follows; Convert the SIA Conditions of Appointment And Architect s Services And Mode of Payment to an on-line (electronic) type ( econtract ) Prepare and publish the SIA D&B Conditions of Appointment And Architect s Services and Mode of Payment Address ongoing interfacing issues with BOA Publish Practice Notes PRACTICE MATTERS On-Line Version of the SIA Conditions of Appointment And Architect s Services And Mode of Payment The objective for the on-line version of SIA Conditions of Appointment And Architect s Services And Mode of Payment (currently aka Blue Book ) is (i) to provide flexibility to members to customise Service Agreements to suit particular project needs and conditions and (ii) to make SIA s standard form of Service Agreement more easily accessible to SIA members as well as to other industry players (to promote the use of the SIA form throughout the industry). The Architect s Appointment Committee has been actively reviewing and updating the clauses to align with current legislations and has been working closely with SIACAD for the implementation of the econtract for members to use. The project is ongoing. SIA D&B Conditions of Appointment And Architect s Services and Mode of Payment The Architect s Appointment Committee is reviewing the draft D&B Conditions of Appointment And Architect s Services and Mode of Payment and is working with the Building Contracts Committee on the suitable clauses to be incorporated into the D&B Conditions of Appointment and the major issues that this committee should take note of in respect of D&B. The project is ongoing. Addressing ongoing interfacing issues with BOA The Committee has actively worked and feedback to BOA on the practice and procurement matters such as government procurement through QFM. In this Council year, a position paper on feedback on public procurement system was presented to BOA. Collaboration among Architects Given the evolution of the profession towards specialisation to address the complexities of a project, the Committee is working on guidelines/checklist to encourage more collaboration among Architects. This is also to make clear to the industry that specialised fields do not form part of basic service, and one firm alone should not be expected to be able to offer services beyond what constitutes basic service. The project is ongoing. PROCUREMENT SERVICES ISSUES The Committee has actively followed up with the relevant Government agencies for clarification and dialogue on the following procurement issues; primarily involving (i) 45

Practice: Architect s Appointment Committee Architect Fee Scale, (ii) public procurement system Public Sector Panel of Consultants (PSPC) and Quality-Fee Method (QFM), including particular communications on: evaluation criteria entry barriers documentation and submission requirements how the current system is not conducive to collaboration of firms How the current system mixes the AR panel (for architectural firms) with Economic Planning & Procurement Unit (EPPU) panel (for non-architectural firms) in the procurement of projects like interior works, creating situations where non-architectural firms can tender as lead consultant even though there are major authorities' issues involved in the interior works, and the architect takes on a subordinate role even though the degree of liability is not lessened. categorisation of architectural firms - how the current system limits smaller firms from moving up to higher tier AR panels through arbitrary criteria not directly related to capability or expertise. GEBIZ INFO ALERT The GEBIZ Info Alert is an initiative by the Committee started in 2009 with the aim to inform and disseminate information on opportunities on Government projects for SIA members. The GEBIZ INFO Alert is sent to members via email notification. ARCHITECT APPOINTMENT COMMITTEE Chairpersons Members Catherine Loke Darren Benger Fang Yea Saen Kaylene Tan 46

Practice: Building Contracts Committee The Building Contracts Committee is responsible for the development and review of SIA Forms of Contracts. Over the years, the committee has reviewed and updated the SIA Forms of Contract and related publications based on changes in regulations, industry practices and issues that had surfaced in case law. The publications are as follows: Lump Sum Measurement Sub-Contract Guidance Notes for Main Contracts and Sub-Contract Specimen Forms and Certificates SIA NEW BUILDING CONTRACT AND SEMINAR A Sub-Committee was formed in 2011 to work on a new version of the SIA Building Contracts, with appointed drafter, Emeritus Professor Justin Sweet. The main features of the new version of SIA forms of Contract are: to retain the spirit of SIA Form of Contracts; to pro-business; to be in plain English and short sentences; to avoid disputes by identifying risks and allocating risks so that parties are able to work on the risks or price for the risks in their tender; and to provide single point project management approach under the Architect. The Sub-Committee is in the process of reviewing the feedbacks submitted by various members, SMAP Committee, panel of legal advisors and allied professionals. The Sub-Committee had 47 meetings last year. The Sub-Committee aims to publish the new version in the second half of 2015. SEMINARS IN 2014/2015 Two seminars were organised by the Committee this year: Latest Development on SOP Claims Impact on the SIA Conditions of Contracts Construction Law Latest Development in 2014 Seminar Topic: Latest Development on SOP Claims Impact on the SIA Conditions of Contracts Date: 23 August Speaker: Mr Edwin Lee and Mr Wong Tjen Wee (Eldan Law LLP) Architects certify, and may even assist in the assessment and verification of payment claims. This seminar provided participants with an update in relation to adjudication claims under 47

Practice: Building Contracts Committee the Security of Payment Act. It covered the latest 2014 cases such as LH Aluminium v Newcon Builders, Mansource v Citiwall, Rotol v CCM, and some of the recent adjudication determinations. Common recent issues encountered in adjudications are discussed. These included whether e-mail service of payment claims and responses is proper, whether post-termination clauses in the SIA Conditions of Contract are valid, and what is the proper time for the submission of payment claims under the SIA Contract. Knowledge of the latest developments allowed a consultant to better advise his client, and also ensure that the documents and assessments that a consultant prepares for its clients are adequate. 102 participants attended this seminar. Seminar Topic: Construction Law Latest Developments in 2014 Date: 15 November Speaker: Mr Edwin Lee and Ms Looi Ming Ming (Eldan Law LLP) This seminar will provide an overview of some of the latest cases decided in the courts in 2014 which affect the construction industry. The changes brought about by the 7th Edition of the Public Sector Standard Conditions of Contract for Construction Works (PSSCOC 2014) were also discussed. Some of the cases that covered the following issues: A developer s claim for damages for delay in the issuance of the Certificate of Statutory Completion caused by non-compliant works: Macly Assets Pte Ltd v Loke Yew Kong Andrew [2014] SGHC 145 The clarification of the definition of common property and structural defects : The Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No. 367 v Lee Siew Yuen [2014] SGHC 161. 105 participants attended this seminar. CONTRACTS COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2014/2015 Chairman Legal Advisor Advisors Members Chan Kok Way Raymond Chan Ashvinkumar Seah Choo Meng Billy Wong Darren Benger Benedict Lee Leong Tatt Man Lim Kheng Chye Johnny Tan Benson Wee 48

Practice: Building Contracts Committee SIA New Building Contracts Sub-Committee Chairman Member Advisor Drafter Chan Kok Way Patrick Chia Philip Chan Emeritus Prof Justine Sweet 49

Practice: Design Competition Committee INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Design competition has been promoted by the Institute as early as the 1960s. Over the years, many notable buildings have been built through the design competition process. The Institute has help organized several design competitions, for projects like the Maybank Headquarter Redevelopment, the Board of Commissioners Currency of Singapore Headquarters, SMU, Marina Line Stadium and Museum Stations, The NUS Alumni Complex, scape* Youth Complex, Tampines Town Council - Neighbourhood Renewal Programme, A&A for the Al-Ansar Mosque, Indian Heritage Centre (IHC), Punggol Mosque, Bukit Panjang Hawker Centre (BPHC) and Wisma Geylang Serai (WGS). SIA believes that a good design competition will facilitate a progressively enlightened environment for design, architectural services and the built environment. Presently, SIA is in discussion with St John s Home for the Elderly to work on a design competition for the re-development of St John s premises at Wan Tho Avenue and with Ministry of Health and Tan Tock Seng Hospital to organise a design competition to transform the Crawford/Beach Road precinct into an in situ retirement village for HDB heart landers to age in place.. DESIGN COMPETITION COMMITTEE Design Competition for St John s Home for the Elderly Facilitator Luther Seet Design Competition for Beach Road Precinct Facilitator Patrick Lee 50

Practice: Practice Convention Committee SIA Practice Convention 2014 was the 6th Practice Convention organized since its inception in 2009. End 2013 has been about softening of property markets, new focus in building for the new socially responsive Singapore, labour and skilled staff crunch. Key concerns include: How can we be nimble yet retain depth in design and project delivery? How do we achieve more with less? The theme Achieving More With Less was selected to encourage architects to delve deep into the inventive spirit in order to re-evaluate, re-think, re-direct and reenergise the architectural profession. Practice Convention 2014 unveiled a few initiatives in the making by SIA and our partners in the industry; updated participants on the latest regulations and how we navigated them with BP Checklists; demonstrated the new SIA IDOL digital object library and new 3D approaches to design and pre-fabrication; guided administering of the new SIA Form of Contract; brought awareness of how SIA Academy s innovative courses close the gap between knowledge and practice; and proposed strategic implementation of Design for Safety during the crucial handover stage. The convention had 2 segments, Segment 1 touched on Winning Projects and Segment 2 touched on Managing Projects & Beyond The topics presented in Segment 1 were; Integrating Design and Innovation at SUTD Achieving More with Less Using BIM Quo Vadis Architecture Practice? Bridging The Divide Between Education (Knowledge) And Practice Life Without A Fee Scale (The Sequel) Updates and Quick Compliance of Statutory Requirements via Checklist BCA FSSD Fire Code and You : What s Next The topics presented in Segment 2 were; Risk Management in Contract Administration Build More with Less Making BIM Works in Projects SIAiDOL - Exactly What You re Looking For! Handover A Strategy for Enhancing Safety Speakers from the different professions were invited to share their knowledge and experience moderated by Mr Kuan Chee Yung. The following were the speakers and moderators for Practice Convention 2014; Dr Thomas Schroepfer - Singapore University of Technology and Design Mr Lim Kee Hua - EZRA Architects Mr Lim Choon Keang CKLi:et Architects Ms Catherine Loke Lander Loke Architects Mr Kuan Chee Yung - CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Mr Jim Tan XCube Architects Er Lim Chong Sit - Robin Village Development (Pte) Ltd Mr Darren Benger - ATA Architects Pte Ltd Mr Song Yew Kee - DP Architects Pte Ltd Mr Ben Thum SIACad Pte Ltd 51

Practice: Practice Convention Committee PRACTICE CONVENTION 2014 ORGANISING COMMITTEE Chairman Advisor Members Kuan Chee Yung Darren Peter Benger Tan Shao Yen Catherine Loke Chan Kok Way Cheong Yew Kee Lim Choon Keang Loh Ju-Hon Ong Eng Liang William Lau Jaye Tan 52

Practice: RCS Committee INTRODUCTION The Regulations, Codes and Standards Committee (RCS) aims to engage regulatory authorities activities and to participate in the early stage of formulation of building regulations as well as to provide constructive feedback on current policies and issues related to rules, regulations, codes and standards. The objectives for Year 2014/2015 were as follows To actively engage with the authorities to review and participate in regulatory formulation, improve the existing regulatory procedures and to encourage good design and practices To inform and update members on new applications on policies and guidelines in shorter time To organise seminars for practitioners to equip them with the current legislations/guidelines The relevance of the Committee and its activities to the profession have attracted many SIA members to contribute their valuable service and time. Through this involvement they gain exposure and deep insights into the important aspect of practice. The RCS Committee has constituted 6 sub-committees overseeing different aspects of building regulations, namely: i) Building Control & Park Sub-Committee (to engage with BCA and NParks) ii) Fire Safety & Security Sub-Committee (to engage with SCDF) iii) Development Control Sub-Committee (to engage with URA) iv) Environment Sub-Committee (to engage with MEWR and its agencies) v) Road & Transport Sub-Committee (to engage with LTA) vi) Research & Standard Sub-Committee (to engage with SPRING Singapore) Engagement With the Authorities The sub-committees held periodic dialogue sessions with the respective authorities to review and participate in the formulation of regulatory guidelines and controls. Outcomes of these dialogues were circulated for members information. The following are some of the guidelines, where the relevant sub-committees participated or are participating; Technical Committee for BCA's Good Industry Practices Guide on Drywall Partition Consultation On The Review Of The Lifts and Escalators Regulatory Regime BCA Quality Assurance Advisory Committee Working Committee To Review The Code On Accessibility In The Built Environment Work Group On Certification For Special Building Material Working Group On Modular Mould System For Precast Production Study Group on Greening Of Open Air Parking Area At Street Level Work Group on Installation of Services and Conduits within Fire Rated Dry Construction in Building Research Study Group For Effective Building Design For Prevention For Vertical Fire Spread Review Panel For The Code of Practice On Environmental Health (COPEH) 53

Practice: RCS Committee Consultation With Professional Bodies On Proposed Amendments To Code of Practice On Surface Water Drainage Amendments To The Code Of Practice On Surface Water Drainage (Sixth Edition) Technical Committee For Lifts, Escalators & Passenger Conveyors Technical Committee For Surface Coatings Technical Committee For Liveability Within Homes & Community Working Group on Review of CP 51 (Code of Practice for Manufactured Gas Pipe Installation) Industry Consultation / CUGE Skyrise Greenery Standards Technical Committee for BCA's Good Industry Practices Guide on Prefabricated Bathroom Unit Working Group to review SS 492 & CP 90 Technical Committee Architecture Works Technical Committee for Liveability within Homes and Community SEMINARS The RCS Sub-Committees organized 5 seminars in this Council Year. The following are the seminars successfully organized by the RCS Sub-Committees; Fire Safety & Security Seminar 2014 : Fire Code 2013: What s Up? 4 topics were presented in this seminar, namely; What Architects Need To Know Chapter 6, 7 & 8 Some Things Forgotten, Some Things New The Buildings Speak Beyond Fire Code 2013 : The Next Wave The speakers speak on the update on changes in and detail explanation of the requirements of M&E systems set out in Chapter 6, 7 & 8 of the Fire Code 2013; highlight a selection of noncompliant items that surface regularly at FSSD Waivers Meetings and Fire Safety Plans Audits; share the insights on requirements of Fire Code 2013 with very significant impact on the site planning and the layout design of residential buildings; give a heads-up on the fire safety challenge of using Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), vertical green wall, LED media façade wall and solar photovoltaic façade wall on the next wave of buildings. The seminar was held on 9 May 2014 and was attended by close to 365 participants, Speakers: Mdm Eng Yew Hoon Principal Architect of EZY Architects Dr Christopher Vickery Evert Managing Director of Architects Team 3 Pte Ltd Mr Benedict Lee Principal Architect of 3HPArchitects Pte Ltd Mr Song Yew Kee Associate Director (Technical) of DP Architects Pte Ltd Building Control & Park Committee Seminar - Building Code Seminar 2014 2 topics were presented in this seminar, namely; Towards off-site construction- New measures to drive productivity Recent Changes to Approved Document - Changes to the Approved Document and Early BP Submission and record plan 54

Practice: RCS Committee The industry witnesses significant changes in BCA s building codes in this past year. Many practicing architects have encountered problems and work processes have to be changed to adapt. Professional practice and practice environment have indeed become more challenging. This seminar addresses issues that are pertinent in current practice and promoting, exploring and encouraging new man power saving and innovative technologies initiatives to the building industry.in Singapore. The seminar was held on 22 August 2014 and was attended by 115 participants, Speakers: Mr Ramamoorthy Rajendran - Deputy Director of BCA, Construction Productivity Centre Mr Tan Yu Jun - Executive Engineer of BCA, Building Plan and Enforcement Department Research & Standard Committee Seminar - Integration of M&E Services in Building 4 topics were presented in this seminar, namely; M&E Co-ordination The Architect s Role Introduction to Building Services Integrating M&E services with Architectural Design Mechanical Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) Co-ordination - Contractor s Perspective In this seminar the speakers shared the understanding and importance of integration of M&E services in each phase of the design construction process, highlight proper planning and coordination of M&E services are central to the success of operation and maintenance of building projects. In addition, the seminar also touched on the importance of collaboration, communication and contributions of each discipline - architect, civil and structure engineer, M&E engineer and contractor to the success of the building aesthetics, operational efficiency, optimal building maintenance and the building life cycle. The seminar was held on September 2014 and was attended by close to 50 participants Speakers: Mr Yeo Eng Choon - Director of Yang Architects International Pte Ltd Mr George Ng - Senior Associate Director from Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (S.E. Asia) Pte Ltd Mr Winston Ho Aurecon Singapore (Pte) Ltd Mr Wong Kok Chye - Group CEO of Linair Technologies Limited and Director of Air System Technology (S) Pte Ltd, Development Control Committee Seminar - New Urban Habitat: Learning As a sequel to SIA's Annual DC Seminar on New Urban Habitat Quadrilogy: Work, Live, Learn & Play, this year seminar is on Learning. In today's competitive society and knowledge economy, 'Learning' new Knowledge and skills is tantamount to 'Earning' and it is a life-long pursuit. Learning and pursuing Knowledge is increasing in epic scale like never before and educational institutions are mushrooming locally and expanding globally in phenomenal scale in this age. It's a 'boom time' and Renaissance for educational development. This seminar focused on key issues related to 55

Practice: RCS Committee statutory submissions, planning control and constraints that architects encountered from design conception to the construction of the eventual built forms. 4 projects were presented in this seminar namely; Singapore University of Technology and Design - Singapore University of Design and Technology Academics Designing for K-12 Education East Campus of United World College of South East Asia - Designing School as the 3rd Teacher in a child s learning development ITE Central From ITE(E) to ITE(C) The seminar was held on 14 November 2014 and was attended by close to 60 participants. Speakers: Mr Jeremy Tan Director of DP Architects Pte Ltd Mr Patrick Tan Yu-Jin - Vice President of CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Mr Lee Wah Fong - Senior Associate of P&T Consultants Pte Ltd Mr Tay Eng Khoon Director of RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd SIA/IES/NEA/PUB Joint Seminar 2014: Latest Development in Environmental Issues This seminar was held annually and on rotation between SIA and IES. The objective of this seminar is to share with the building professions on the Latest Development in Environmental Issues. In this seminar, the speakers shared the new clause in the COP on Maximum Allowable Peak Runoff as part of its holistic source pathway-receptor approach that addresses not just the pathway but also controlling stormwater at where it falls onto the ground,and at the areas where floods may occur, highlight the requirements for grease trap, water efficient features, management system, recognition schemes to Water Efficiency Management Plan and funding, various design aspects of buildings and structures to avoid water stagnation and to enable ease of maintenance access to reduce mosquito breeding and noise mitigation measures at the source to increase the effectiveness of noise control. 5 topics were presented at this seminar namely Detention Tanks Grease Trap Requirements Water Efficient Building Design and Water efficiency Measures Preventive Design and Ease of Maintenance to Reduce Mosquito Breeding Good Practices to Incorporate Noise Consideration in Planning New Development The seminar was held on 18 September 2014 and was attended by close to xxx participants Speakers: Mr Li Cheng Xi Engineer of PUB s Catchment and Waterways Department Mr Christian Senior Engineer of PUB s Water Reclamation Network Department Ms Gayathri Kalyanaraman Senior Engineer of PUB s Water Supply Network Department Mr Charles Lee Principal Engineer of NEA s Central Building Plan Department Mr Soh Zhengping Engineer of NEA s Pollution Control Department 56

Practice: RCS Committee ABC WATERS (ACTIVE, BEAUTIFUL, CLEAN WATERS) PROFESSIONAL REGISTRY In line with the revisions to the Code of Practice on Surface Water Drainage Developers/Owners shall engage an ABC Waters Professional to design, oversee the construction of, and develop a maintenance plan for the ABC Waters design features. The design and design calculations for these features, endorsed by the ABC Waters Professional, shall be submitted to PUB as part of DC submission. To build up the expertise of industry professionals in ABC Waters design features, the ABC Waters Professional Programme was launched by the Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES) with the support of the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA), Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA) as well as PUB, NParks, HDB and LTA in 2011. As of 31 December 2014, a total of 6 ABC Waters Professional are registered under SIA registration scheme. RCS NEWS ON-LINE ARCHIVE SERVICE RCS News On-line Archive is a collection/consolidation of ALL circulars received from the various authorities, including summary of waivers from FSSD and BCA as well as other useful information. The RCS News On-Line Archive is updated regularly for the benefit of members to facilitate ease of reference. Currently, the RCS News On-Line has the record of circulars and summary of waiver meetings from 1993 to current. ON-LINE RCS NEWS The relevant information, circulars and summaries of waivers are sent to general memberships email address registered with SIA. The on-line dissemination of RCS News has resulted in timely receiving of the information by general membership. Members receive consolidated RCS News on a monthly basis via e-mail. Members also receive the latest circulation on ad hoc basis via e-mail as and when new circulars are issued by the authorities. DIALOGUE AND FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION WITH GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS & STATUTORY BOARDS Regular meetings, dialogues and focus group discussions were held with the relevant agencies in the building industry on all matters relating to rules, regulations, codes, and practice. These include dialogues with BCA, URA, ENV, FSSD and LTA and Focus Group Discussions with URA. In this Council Year, SIA had participated in the following dialogues, feedback sessions and focus group discussions with the various authorities namely; BCA Weekly Waiver Meeting BC/DC Dialogue FSSD Standing Committee Meeting FSSD Weekly Waiver Meeting FSSD Audit Inquiry Committee 57

Practice: RCS Committee Review of Fire Code Committee Meeting SIA/IES/ACES/REDAS Dialogue With FSSD DCD/SIA/SIP/REDAS Dialogue With URA SIA/IES/REDAS/SCAL/PUB and NEA Dialogue Meeting Inter Agency Dengue Task Force Meeting SIA/BCA Dialogue SIA/LTA Dialogue SIA/NParks Dialogue SIA/URA Dialogue Building & Construction Standard Committee BCSC Technical Committee (Architectural Works) Briefing on Proposed Implementation of Fire Safety Guidelines for Installation of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System in Buildings in Singapore Mosquito-proof building structures Joint Meeting for QECP Registry, Erosion Control Sub Committee Members, ABC WP Programme Committee and ECM Review Committee IADTF Construction site work group Inter-Agency Coordinating Committee (IACC) Meeting Review of Minor Addition / Alteration (MAA) Scheme Dialogue meeting with PUB on New Process For BP Submission Dialogue session on the provision of Centralized Chute for Recyclables (CCR) and the Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System (PWCS) for new private residential developments Discussion with NEA on Roof Gutter REGULATIONS, CODES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE Chairman Advisor Richard Lai Lim Choon Keang Building Control & Park Sub-Committee Chairman Ong Eng Liang Co-Chairman Ow Wah Foong Members Thomas Ho Casey Chua Geoff T Malone Kuan Chee Yung Loo King Keong Peter Chen Sim Kooi Chuan Victor Wee Fire Safety & Security Sub-Committee Chairman Song Yew Kee Deputy Chairperson Eng Yew Hoon Members Andrew Tan Benedict Lee Chan Yip Seng Chris Vickery Fong See Chet 58

Practice: RCS Committee Gerald Lim Koh Siew Lay Koh Tien Beng Lau Kwong Chung Lee Chin Shiun Markus Cheng Michael Vong Mohan Shanmugam Pauline Sim Simon Kong Tan Beng Leong Development Control Sub-Committee Chairman Patrick Lee Advisor Lim Choon Keang Members Joseph Lau Charles Tan Yong Wei Lee Wong Wai Ying Foo E-Jin (Resource Person) Road & Transport Sub-Committee Chairman Tony Ang Members Ho Seow Hui Jeremy Aloysius Lee Mun Hoe Low Soo Sing Research & Standard Sub-Committee Chairman Richard Lai Co-Chairperson Wan Siew Fung Members Choy Kah Kin Yeo Eng Choon Environment Sub-Committee Representative Yeo Eng Choon 59

Practice: Resource & Technology Committee The Resource & Technology Committee was setup with the objective to explore, review, share and update new IT technologies/processes/tools that will be beneficial to architectural practice especially for members and the building industry. The committee works closely with SIACAD. The objectives for the committee are as follows To provide practitioners with practice needs / tools e.g. Design Object Library (DOL) To actively engage with BCA to participate in the redevelopment of the NPQS To promote and raise the level of awareness to members on the effectiveness and benefits of Building Information Modelling (BIM) more of a process change (rather than a tool) to the architectural practice through seminars. DESIGN OBJECT LIBRARY (DOL) The DOL is an Object Library that provides a standardize, consistent, relevant and useful information that can be incorporated into the BIM. Phase 1 of SIAiDOL provides a platform for architectural firms to use a set of generic objects which can be used during earlier stages of design in modelling. Phase 1 of SIAiDOL essentially for architectural practice, was launched in July 2013. Phase 2 of SIAiDOL to include MEP objects and targeted for industry wide usage was launched on 01 August 2014. NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY SPECIFICATION (NQPS) The NPQS is a set of standard specifications for building projects. It covers Architectural, Civil & Structure and Mechanical & Electrical works. The aims of NPQS is to harmonise the industry building specification and provide a standard platform for achieving greater efficiency and quality in the design, procurement and construction processes. Current NPQS will evolve to inpqs to incorporate BIM and sustainability issues. Key members of the committee are already members of various inpqs works groups in BCA.. They will actively participate in the redevelopment of inpqs and will continue to provide views / feedback to BCA to align with current practice. Redevelopment of National Productivity And Quality Specification (Redevelopment NPQS) The National Productivity and Quality Specifications (NPQS) was first launched in 2004 and the subscription service terminated in Nov 2012. It was developed and managed by Building and Construction Authority (BCA) in collaboration with Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA), Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES) and Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore (ACES). Together with SIA, ACES and IES, BCA is embarking on the redevelopment of NPQS to enhance its capability and suitability to keep pace with the rapid changes in the construction industry as part of the productivity drive and to incorporate BIM and sustainability issues. Discussion on this redevelopment of NPQS is ongoing. 60

Practice: Resource & Technology Committee SIA BIM INTEREST GROUP (SIABIG) The BIM Interest Group or BIG, consists of several key members in the committee who are tasked to focus and keep track on current development of BIM in local AEC. These members are already currently serving in various BIM related works groups such as BCA s steering committee, BIM Managers Forum etc. SIABIG will deliberate and where required take appropriate action and/or recommendation on current development of BIM adoption and how it can affect the practice. BIG provided main support in development of idol where key members work closely with SIACAD setting the schema and reviewing the objects before they are approved to be uploaded to the main objects library. WORKSHOP SIA-XCS - BIM Implementation Workshop (BIW) Together with Xcube Solutions Pte Ltd, SIA is organising a BIM Implementation Workshop (BIW) on 09 & 10 January 2015. This 2-day program aims to provide Management and Project Managers essential BIM knowledge to effectively apply and roll out every business s BIM planning and implementation. The topics covered in the programme includes BIM management planning; understanding of hardware and software requirements; BIM training methodology; how to start a BIM project; BIM standards and practice; introduction to BIM execution plan and other BIM management topics. Mr Jim Tan of Xcube Solutions Pte Ltd and Mr William Lau of William Lau Architects are the trainers in this workshop. RESOURCE & TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairman William Lau Chairman SIA BIM Interest Group Loh Ju-Hon Members Ben Thum Jim Tan Daniels Chandra Kuan Chee Yung Eric Lim Kuan Chee Yung Gerald Tay Ong Eng Liang Ho Tzu Yin Lim Chiauw Ian Lander Thomas Ho Resource Person Tan Boon Soo 61

Practice: SMAP Committee The Small And Medium Architectural Practice Committee was setup with the objective to provide a dignified and sustainable platform for Small and Medium Architectural Practice. Small and Medium Architectural Practices refers to are those firms comprising 1 to 20 personnel. The objectives for the committee are as follows Practice To provide SMAP with practice needs / tools, e.g. publication of the SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 2012, organising seminars on practice matters, etc. Procurement To provide an avenue for SMAP to give feedback on procurement issues for public projects Peer support To provide an avenue for SMAP to seek peer support and advice on practice matters through the SMAP Practice Clinic Public Education To address the problem of illegal persons providing architectural services and to educate the public on the importance of engaging an Architect SMAP PRACTICE CLINIC Members of SMAP often work in isolation and may not have access to advice when experiencing difficulties during their course of practice. The clinic provides an avenue for practitioners to seek a second opinion or informal advice from their peers. This clinic is free and for SIA Fellow & Corporate Members. Those wishing to attend the clinic can write to smap@sia.org.sg The SMAP Practice Clinic provided advice to 3 cases in this Council Year. SMAP PUBLIC FORUM WHY ARCHITECT? WHY ARCHITECT? was a forum organized to share insights on important issues that home owners should be aware of and take into consideration. The Forum was held on 28 October at the Archifest Pavilion 2014. The Forum panel comprising the BOA Registrar and 3 Architects, explained to the audience the importance of engaging an Architect. The topics presented at the forum were; Registration and Regulation of Architects Authorities requirements Documentation Building Contract The speakers and panellists in the forum were: Mr Larry Ng, BOA Registrar Mr Ong Eng Liang (SMAP & RCS Committee) Mr Loh Ju-hon (R&T Committee) Ms Catherine Loke (SMAP Committee) 62

Practice: SMAP Committee Forum moderator: Tan Szue Hann After the Forum, participants were invited to stay on for refreshments and to interact with the speakers and those architects present in an informal and relaxed setting. SIA ARTICLES AND CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT FOR MINOR WORKS 2012 (MWC 2012) SEMINAR SERIES The SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 2012 (MWC 2012) was published in December 2012. After its launched, there was a series of 5 seminars organised over Council Year 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 covering all aspects of the contract, with the aim to educate and help Architects understand their role, equip them with the skills and knowledge to advise their clients and administer the contract in a professional manner. MWC Series #1 Basic Principles and Preparation of Tender Documents was held on 22 August 2013 MWC Series #2 Cost Control, Extension of Time and Liquidated Damages was held on 17 October 2013 MWC Series #3 Contractor's Responsibilities, Quality Control and Completion & Maintenance Period was held on 20 February 2014 MWC Series #4 Liabilities & Indemnities and Insurance was held on 17 April 2014 MWC Series #5 Dispute Resolution Methods and Termination was held on 17 July 2014 Over 70 participants attended the MWC Series #1 and #2 respectively, 100 participants attended MWC Series #3, 83 participants attended MWC Series #4 and 83 participants attended MWC Series #5. Speakers: MWC Series #1 Ms Catherine Loke and Mr Sam Wong MWC Series #2 Mr Anil Changaroth and Ms Catherine Loke MWC Series #3 Mr Anil Changaroth, Ms Catherine Loke and Mr Thomas Lew MWC Series #4 Mr Anil Changaroth, Ms Catherine Loke and Mr Harry Goh (from QBE) MWC Series #5 Mr Anil Changaroth and Ms Catherine Loke The SMAP Committee is planning for a re-run session and following dates are proposed: Seminar 1 16 April 2015 (Thursday) Seminar 2 16 July 2015 (Thursday) Seminar 3 15 October 2015 (Thursday) Seminar 4 25 February 2016 (Thursday) Seminar 5 21 April 2016 (Thursday) SIA Conditions of Sub-Contract for use in conjunction with the Minor Works Contract 2012 The Minor Works Contract Working Group also worked on the drafting of the SIA Conditions of Sub-Contract for use in conjunction with the Minor Works Contract 2012. Project is ongoing 63

Practice: SMAP Committee VIEWS ON THE GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT QUALITY FEE METHOD (QFM) The SMAP Committee has been compiling input and feedback to the Council, Board of Architects and Architect Appointment Committee on the Government Procurement Quality Fee Method (QFM) especially in terms of relevance to smaller practices and effectiveness of the selection process, and with the objective to increase participation of SMAP in public projects. The position paper on public procurement system was officially sent to Mr Ashvinkumar, Chairman, BOA Procurement Taskforce. The paper focused on 2 main points (i) global competitiveness and (ii) productivity. From SMAP's perspective, (i) deals with the need to provide a good economic environment for SMAP to develop their skills, while (ii) deals with SMAP being able to work efficiently by using technology and not needing to employ a lot of staff. ILLEGAL PRACTICE NON-ARCHITECTS PROVIDING ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE In this Council Year, SMAP Committee continues monitoring those illegal practices and highlighted this issue to the Council and subsequently to the Board of Architects to take action against these illegal practices. At the last BOA Presentation Ceremony on 18 Oct 2014, BOA Registrar updated the fraternity that BOA has written to those illegal practice firms, reinforced by similar letters from the President of SIA. SMAP CONSULTATION SERVICES SMAP Consultation Service is setup to provide a channel for the public to seek proper advice instead of the public relying on the advice by those who are not qualified. This consultation service was officially launched at the SMAP Public Forum on 28 October 2014 at Archifest Pavilion 2014. The consultation service is not meant to be pro bono service but general advice only. Members of the public wishing to use this service can contact Secretariat who will arrange for a reply or consultation via email or telephone call. At this point in time, SMAP do not have the resources to provide a walk-in service, although that may be a possibility in the future. SMAP COMMITTEE ONGOING INITIATIVES SMAP Public Education SMAP Committee continues to educate the public on the scope, roles and responsibilities of an Architect and correct public perception of an Architect. This was done through publishing article(s) in Singapore Architect, and magazines targetted at home owners. In this Council Year, the committee contributed to an article Who Are You Calling An Architect? on the Home Decor Renovate, Issue 04/2014. The Committee is looking into engaging a PR firm to come up with a branding strategy for SIA and the profession. 64

Practice: SMAP Committee SMAP Inspiration Stories SMAP Committee plans to organise a seminar with the aim to inspire fellow Architects with work of small & medium architectural firms who have made significant contributions to the architectural landscape, and to demonstrate that size does not matter. SMAP COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairperson Advisors Members Observer Catherine Loke Chan Seng Kee David Chung Chan Yat Weng Chia Yong Kwang Gabriel Kon Loo King Keong Ong Eng Liang Teh Joo Heng Thomas Lew Bernard Ng Minor Work Contract Working Group Chairperson & Facilitator Catherine Loke Advisor David Chung Legal Advisor Anil Changaroth Members Thomas Lew Sam Wong (Quantity Surveyor) 65

Practice: WSH Committee INTRODUCTION The WSH Committee deals with workplace safety and health matters, in particular, in regard to the architectural profession in the construction industry context, and with a focus on design-for-safety ( DfS ). The objectives for the committee for CY2014/2015 were as follows; To actively participate in the WSH Council s Construction & Landscape Committee, and, in particular, the Sub-committee on DfS. To advise SIA Academy in its organisation of the DfS Coordinator Course To continuously promote design for safety and health as part of the Architect s core competency of architectural design To promote Architects as industry leaders in regard to designing for safety and health in buildings. DFS COORDINATOR COURSE Together with SCAL, ACES and IES, SIA has been organising the DfS Coordinator Course for the industry. In this Council Year, SIA and ACES have jointly organized two runs of the DfS Coordinator Course held on 15 & 16 April 2014 and 19 & 20 August 2014. Design for Safety Coordinator (DfSC) Course on 15 & 16 April 2014 was attended by 14 participants, and on the 19 & 20 August 2014 was attended by 17 participants. TO PROMOTE THE DESIGN FOR SAFETY IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY The WSH Committee undertakes active participation in the Design-for-Safety Sub-Committee to the WSH (Construction & Landscape) Committee under the WSH Council. The Committee worked closely and provided constructive feedback to WSH Council in promoting the adoption of acceptable practices relating to design for safety, health and welfare at work. The following are some of the committees and guidelines, where the WSH Chairman and members participated or are participating Update of WSH Guidelines on DfS in Buildings & Structures Feedback on Workplace Safety and Health (Design for Safety) Regulations Formulation of stakeholder-specific action plans to improve long term Construction WSH Capability Building Sub-Committee Design for Safety Legislation Sub-Committee WSH(CN&L): Strategic Planning Exercise Kopi Session on Association Action Planning for Construction WSH MOM's Taskforce for DfS Regulations. 66

Practice: WSH Committee DFS HANDBOOK SIA is committed to the promotion of Design-for-Safety (DfS) principles and practices. For architects this involves three key activities: (i) to identify significant risks that are created and borne in a building design, (ii) to mitigate those risks where it is practicable to do so, and (iii) to make the persons exposed to the risks aware of them so they can take appropriate safety precautions. To assist architects in striving to implement DfS processes by effectively, efficiently, seamlessly and naturally integrating DfS in the practice of architectural design, WSH Committee has developed a "DfS Handbook. This handbook provides a simple, yet systematic, approach to Design-for-Safety (DfS) in accordance with the essential DfS principles presented in the WSH Council s Guidelines to Design for Safety in Buildings & Structures, and in pursuit of compliance with the WSH legislation (including WSH (Design-for-Safety) Regulations). The Handbook is published on SIA website. WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH Chairman Members Darren Benger Chan Kok Way Dr Chris Vickery Luther Seet 67

Education: BAE Committee Board of Architectural Education (BAE) is responsible for promoting architectural education through educational programmes with the primary objective of raising the standard of architectural profession. ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE COURSE (APC) Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) has been authorized by Board of Architects (BOA) Singapore to develop and manage the Architecture Practice Course (APC), one of the main programmes under BAE Committee. APC is conducted annually. Attending APC is mandatory for candidates enrolling in BOA s Professional Practice Examination (PPE). The course is specifically designed with a combination of both theoretical principles and best-practice curriculum. The syllabus of this course is based on cross reference from the current PPE syllabus and building upon our tutor s knowledge and reallife experiences. The course covers several essential topics in areas of discipline, integrity, skills, judgment and practices to raise the standard of professional knowledge. Tutors for APC are mostly practicing professionals who teach and share their real life experiences and knowledge. The curriculum is as follows:- Inception stage Feasibility study Outline Proposal Planning Submission Building Plan Submission Fire Safety & Security Green Mark and WSH Detail Design Product Information Tender Conditions Tender Evaluation Site & Contract Administration Application for TOP/CSC Maintenance Period / Defects Liability Closing out of Project Professional Ethics Relevant Acts & Statutes The Committee wishes to thank the following tutors for their contributions to the APC: Chan Eng Chye Theodore Chan Yew Kwong Chin Kim Hong Choy Kah Kin Darren Peter Benger Eng Yew Hoon Eugenie Lip June Bek Jun Hui Lai Teck Chuan Richard Lim Choon Keang Lukas Cheah Ng Lye Hock Larry Raymond Chan Richard Soon Yu Kong Soh Chye Hian 68

Education: BAE Committee BASIC ARCHITECURAL DETAILING AND SPECIFICATIONS COURSE The Institute had embarked on a new course in 2013, Architectural Detailing and Specifications Course (ADSC), and the 1st run commenced on 21 Oct 2013. The ultimate objective is to raise the general level of such knowledge among the profession and inculcate a culture of good details among the young and less technically-initiated members of the profession. Good architectural detailing not only helps raise the profile of a building but also ensure its proper functioning by providing adequate protection against elements of weather and appropriateness to their purposes among others. With more emphasis placed on planning and design of building form, architectural details have been relegated to lower position and too often left to the contractor to propose. This has resulted, many a time, in poor detailing and increasing legal disputes. Such trend could also be due to architectural graduates lack of training and exposure to training in architectural detailing and specification. The course is targeted at young architects and new architectural graduates entering the profession to equip them with the necessary basic understanding and skills regarding appropriate detailing and specifications. The Institute target to organize 2 ADSC runs per year and is in the midst of getting the ADSC Curriculum accredited by Workforce Development Agency. DESIGN FOR SAFETY COORDINATOR (DFSC) The Institute has been an Approved Training Provider (ATP) for Design for Safety by Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSHC) to train Project Safety and Health Coordinators for construction industry. Design for Safety Coordinator (DfSC) course is designed to equip the building industry with the relevant competencies in order to effectively implement the Design for Safety regime. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be equipped with skills and knowledge to function as a Project Safety and Health Coordinator (PSHC), address and identify means to eliminate or mitigate the risks inherent in the design of a construction project, leading to reduction in the safety and health risks during construction, maintenance/ repair phase, and demolition of the building and structure as well as the ability to coordinate the flow of construction project safety and health risks information among the stakeholders from design to construction stage. Upon completion of the course, the participants will be awarded certificate of completion. CAREER TALKS ON ARCHITECTURE The Career Talks aims to promote architecture as a career to the brightest and the best students as well as to increase their understanding of design and architecture. As part of a career guidance counselling programme for students, the Institute received several 69

Education: BAE Committee invitations from Junior Colleges to deliver Career Guidance Talks or assistance in events on Architecture. The objectives are to increase students awareness / understanding of career options and working life of architecture practice and to facilitate an insight and transition from school to work life. The Committee would like to thank the following practitioners for volunteering their time to deliver the Career Talks to the various schools:- Date School Speaker Company 21 May 2014 NUS High School Teo Yee Chin Red Bean Architects 23 Jul 2014 National Junior Lim Hseng Iu Hiladt Architects LLP College 25 Jul 2014 SJI Independent (Malcolm) Chan Eng Chye Theodore CIAP Architects Pte Ltd SENIOR ARCHITECT STUDENT MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME Since 1996, the Institute has been implementing the programme for SIA student-members (Mentee) from Department of Architecture, NUS. Under the programme, Mentee is assigned to a senior architect who acts as a Mentor to one or more Mentees for a year. The main objective of the programme is to help Mentee gain better understanding of and insights into architectural practice early through his/her Mentor. It is also intended to forge professional relationship between Mentee and architectural firm as well as bridging employment expectation gaps between them. In addition, Mentor could provide the opportunity for Mentee to gain practical knowledge of design, acquaint with building processes and construction methods through site visits as well as learn about pitfalls and likely problems of practice, with a view for him/her to understand the process of implementing a design. This year, we successful matched 13 students with 13 Senior Architect Mentors. The Committee would like to thank the following Senior Architect Mentors for volunteering their precious time for this programme:- Chin Yew Wei Mark Chu Yang Keng Foo Sac Kan Kenneth Goh Chioh Hui Ho Lih Liang Kuan Chee Yung Lee Hway Hong Charles Lim Hseng Iu Lim Wee Kiat Loh Chee Kan Andrew Poh Meow Chia Sian Chong Ping Sim Kwang Yang Kevin BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION (BAE) COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairperson Co-Chairperson Advisor Lim Choon Keang Loh Ju Hon Ashvinkumar s/o Kantilal Chan Eng Chye Theodore Lim Kheng Chye 70

Education: BAE Committee Members Chan Seng Kee Hoong Bee Lok Leong Tatt Man Ong Tze Boon Prof Tse-Yu Swee Ling Tay Kheng Soon Wee Wei Wen Mark John Architectural Detailing (AD) Sub-Committee MEMBERS Chairpersons Lim Choon Keang Loh Ju Hon Member Fatimah Akhtar 71

Education: CPD Committee CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (CPD) Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme is established with the principal objective to help architects to develop professionally through continuous updating and upgrading of their skill set and knowledge, so that their knowledge and experience will remain current and relevant in a rapid changing environment. This is achieved through organizing educational courses, seminars, talks and other events. Since late 90s, these seminars/courses were restructured to meet the objectives and requirements of mandatory CPD programme. Over the years, the Institute has been working closely with the various trade partners in organizing seminars, courses and conferences to update, upgrade and educate architects with state-of-the-art professional knowledge. Through continuous development of their professional knowledge, architects are empowered and better equipped to meet the challenges of ever changing professional practice, rising demand and expectation of their clients as well as growing competition in local and global arenas. For the year 2014, CPD committee organized a total of 317 CPD accredited events/seminars. The events/seminars/courses covered a wide range of issues, concerns and professional interest subjects. Some of the events/seminars/courses organized by SIA were as follows:- Events CPD Points SIA: Must-Know Government Assistances to build capabilities 2 SIA: Members' Update 6 SIA: Parametric Design Workshop (2-evenings workshop) 4 SIA SMAP Series #3: SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 4 2012 (MWC 2012) SIA: Singapore Version 2.0 5 SIA: SIA Practice Convention 2014 - Achieving More with Less New approaches to Practice 8 SIA-ACES: Design for Safety Coordinator (DfSC) 2014 (5th Run) 6 SIA SMAP Series #4: SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 4 2012 (MWC 2012) SIA: Parametric Design Workshop (Re-run 2-evenings workshop) 4 SIA SMAP Series #5: SIA Articles and Conditions of Contract for Minor Works 4 2012 (MWC 2012) SIA-CEFPI Seminar: Future Schools 4 SIA: Integration of M&E Services in Building 4 SIA/IES/NEA/PUB Joint Seminar 2014: Latest Development in Environmental 5 Issues SIA: Archifest Conference 2014 8 SIA: The G-Architect (Green Architect) 6 SIA: Winning Design Philosophies and Concept 2014 6 SIA-AIA: Boarding Pass: Singapore 3 SIA: Architectural Practice Course 2014 (28 sessions) 3 each 72

Education: CPD Committee Professional Knowledge Seminar Series were put in place to focus on professional knowledge and learning experience with contents covering technology development, application of materials and systems, advantages and disadvantages, value for money etc. The seminar will illustrate applications in real projects, what to look out for when applying the system/product to enable learning from the experience. In this manner, the professional practice knowledge of our architects are improved and empowered them to meet the challenges of the changing professional environment, demand and expectation of clients, as well as to have competitive advantage especially with globalization, are met. All Professional Knowledge Seminar series are complimentary for SIA members. Out of the total of 317 events/seminars/courses, 65 seminars were organized by the Institute, of which 13 (with a total of 33 CPD points) were Professional Knowledge Seminars for SIA members. Some SIA Professional Knowledge Series Seminars are:- Events CPD Points SIA-ARDEX Professional Knowledge Series: Ceramic Tile and Stone Installation 2 & Polished Concrete SIA-Elmich Professional Knowledge Series: Below Ground Waterproofing - 2 Design Materials and Specification SIA-Elmich Seminar: Tree Establishment in Built Environments 3 SIA-Hager Professional Knowledge Series: Better Homes Better Living 2 SIA-Nippon Paint Professional Knowledge Series: Paint: What Lies Beneath the 2 Surface (and the Lies You Might Have Been Told!) SIA-SIKA-FCL: [Registration Closed] Innovative Technologies for Future Cities 4 SIA-SIKA-REC Professional Knowledge Series: Enter the Singapore Solar Boom 2 SIA-Stainless Structurals Asia Professional Knowledge Series: Laser fused 2 stainless structural profiles and shapes for the Architectural world SIA-STO Professional Knowledge Series: Seamless Design in Sustainable 4 Acoustics SIA-Terreal Professional Knowledge Series: A Smart Building Envelope 4 Terracotta Ventilated Facade SIA-VMZINC Professional Knowledge Series: Titanium-Zinc the sustainable 2 architectural metal of choice SIA-W Atelier Professional Knowledge Series: Creating Bathrooms of the Future 2 SIA-W Atelier Professional Knowledge Series: Professional Kitchen Planning & 2 Design WEEKEND SEMINARS 3 series of Weekend Seminars have been implemented to cater to the needs of architects who travel frequently as well as those who are stationed overseas for a period of time. These Weekend Seminars are scheduled in a cluster of 2 to 3 held consecutively from Thursdays/Friday to Saturdays. They are especially helpful to architects who are stationed overseas in meeting their CPD point requirements in one weekend. 73

Education: CPD Committee The following weekend seminars (with a total of 38 CPD points) were held in 2014:- Date Events CPD Points 8 May 2014 SIA SMART SERIES #4: Design and Cross Border Practice 5 9 May 2014 6 SIA: FIRE SAFETY SEMINAR 2014 - Fire Code 2013: What's Up? 10 May 2014 SIA Weekend Seminar: Latest Developments in Building 6 Contract Law 22 Aug 2014 SIA: Building Code Seminar 2014 5 23 Aug 2014 SIA Weekend Seminar: Latest Developments on SOP Claims - 6 Impact on the SIA Conditions of Contract 14 Nov 2014 SIA: New Urban Habitat: Learning 4 15 Nov 2014 SIA Weekend Seminar: Construction Law - Latest Developments 6 in 2014 ALLIED PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTES / GOVERNMENT AGENCIES During the year, CPD Committee has accredited 252 seminars/events organized by Allied Professional Institutes, Government Agencies and other Organizations under the BOA-SIA CPD Programme. These accredited parties are:- Organisation No. of event accredited CPD points Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore 1 6 Building and Construction Authority 132 527 Board of Architects 1 8 The Chartered Institute of Building, Singapore Centre 1 3 Centre for Liveable Cities 1 4 Centre for Urban Greenery and Ecology 2 5 DesignSingapore Council 3 9 Housing and Development Board 4 16 The Institution of Engineers, Singapore 25 56 Langdon & Seah 2 6 Land Transport Authority 1 4 MOH Holdings Pte Ltd 1 4 Ministry of Manpower 1 4 National University of Singapore 25 70 Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore 2 6 The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd 3 10 Singapore Civil Defence Force 4 14 Society of Construction Law (Singapore) 4 13 Singapore Green Building Council 9 22 Singapore Institute of Arbitrators 2 6 Singapore Institute of Building Ltd 2 6 Singapore Institute of Planners 1 3 74

Education: CPD Committee Singapore Institute of Surveyors & Valuers 6 24 SPRING Singapore 2 6 Singapore University of Technology and Design 7 14 University of Melbourne 1 3 Urban Redevelopment Authority 9 50 Total 252 899 In summary, 317 seminars with a total of 1137 CPD points were organized in Year 2014 for the architectural fraternity: Types of Seminars No. CPD points Seminars/Courses organized by SIA 45 167 Weekend Seminars organized by SIA 7 38 Professional Knowledge Series Seminars organized by SIA 13 33 (complimentary for SIA members) Seminars organized by Government Agencies/Institute of Higher 155 633 Learning Seminars organized by Allied Professional / Institutes 97 266 Total 317 1137 CPD Committee would like to thank all speakers, moderators and Service Providers for their kind support and co-operation which contributed in one way or another to the success of the Continuing Professional Development Programme. CONTINUING PROFRESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairperson Advisor Members Lim Choon Keang Ashvinkumar S/O Kantilal Chan Eng Chye Theodore Goh Chong Chia Lau Kwong Chung Wo Mei Lan Ng Lye Hock, Larry (ex-officio) JOINT ACCREDITATION PANEL Chairperson Members Lau Kwong Chung Lim Choon Keang Wo Mei Lan 75

Institution: Architectural League Committee MISSION To engage and serve the architectural community, aspiring architects as well as architectural students in Singapore. It serves as a platform to foster dialogue and interaction, as well as public outreach, in order to meet the needs and aspirations our younger members. OBJECTIVE Increase SIA memberships in the 18-40 age set Increase SIA activity participation in the above Create/curate activities that would be of interest and benefit to the above Identify talent and interests within membership and i) make available for recruitment within other SIA committees, workgroups, etc ii) create/direct to appropriate platforms for dialogue/interaction DEFINING MEMBERSHIP The definition of what constitutes membership within the YAL has been loose, which had created difficulty in defining its long term mission, and planning its activities. Previously it had been referred to for activities involving existing student and associate members. The latter band of which tending to refer to graduate students of Architecture who are working within the architectural field who are presumably pursuing registration and are signed up within SIA as Associate Members. This makes the window of involvement vague and fairly narrow. There is also a sharp falloff in the continuing of membership upon graduation: - student memberships are free and automatically applied by affiliated schools. Often students are unaware they are on this list and fail to continue into SIA Associate membership until they become aware of it through other channels. Associate memberships are not free, and although a manageable sun, it is a contrast to their prior experience, and can be interpreted as a burden to be managed as part of their work life, income, time, etc. particularly when there is no immediately discernable need for Associate membership, it is not a compulsory element for attaining registration, and associates, not needing CPD points to maintain a license are also immune to membership s main material draw. newly registered architects also graduate into the Corporate band of membership and activities, and are removed naturally from this cohort. Any energies that might be present within that cohort is dissipated. This also make the YAL s name somewhat off the point (to be addressed in Phase 2, indicated below) Associate membership also cover non-architects in the industry who are affiliated with SIA. They are a diverse and disparate group of professionals which is difficult to 76

Institution: Architectural League Committee collectively engage. And when included into YAL s membership, it introduces more ambiguity into its scope. A review of similar associations within other architectural professional bodies (RIBA, AIA, etc) was taken, for their definition of their membership as well as the model of their organization. Loosely, the reference organization s youth association/wings tend to cover 1. students within the architectural track, 2. recent graduates of above who are working in the architectural industry 3. recently registered Architects of within 5-10 years of experience. 4. few instances also include pre-tertiary education students who are interested in = pursing an education/career in architecture. After consideration, a working definition for YAL membership is defined as items 1-3 above, which roughly covers the 18-40 age group indicated earlier. YAL activities have incorporated the above into its messaging. ACTION PLAN Having defined the membership, action is planned to increase and energize membership based on the following premise: PAY IT FORWARD Good Student members make good Associate members/ good Associate members make good young Architects/ good young Architects pay it forward within this community. To facilitate planning, 4 interconnected principles/tracks have been developed, that will help focus strategies for creating/curating activities that are of interest and benefit, and to increase membership. As follows: 1. Culture Enriching our members through music, films, dialogues, recitals, exhibitions, as well as putting together members with similar interests who would wish to share and create together. 2. Career Beyond the core practices, there are increasingly diverse, interesting, yet affiliated fields: - sustainability, holistic care, industrial ecology, parametric, etc. Career advice, talks, exchanges and other programmes that help build knowledge base and help focus passions. 3. Curriculum (or Education) in association with the Education Committee 4. Community or similar expressions to CSR. Phase 1: create activities of broad outreach, enhance messaging, participation. To establish SIA/YAL as viable platform for activities involving its membership cohort and to encourage viable emergent activities/programmes. Phase 2: identify and groom leadership/ambassadorship, as per organizing principles/tracks. Phase 3: Establish transition and self-sustaining organization and operation. 77

Institution: Architectural League Committee 2014-2015 ACTIVITIES Activities in 2014-2015 can be largely categorized as being in Phase. Notable events as follows: YAL Meet Ups: a series of interconnected meet ups events have been planned, typically coinciding with Member s Nights as they share participation and budgeting. They will range from being more general, no agenda, no pressure meet ups to more targeted ones involving events/activities curated by our members. Stop Collaborate & Listen: 1st in the series of Meetups, coinciding with members night. A simple casual evening to listen to the concerns of the cohort. Pecha Kucha Night: Archifest the second meetup planned to take place during Archifest. An anchor event was created to broaden interest and generalize appeal, as well as provide platform for YAL cohort/members to express their ideas/explorations. An evening of 10 presentations covering a range of architectural and design related topics in the Pecha Kucha format. Pecha Kucha branding took precedence for more public appeal. Event was also used to announce and promote design competition for Student and Associate members. SIA: Skin. SIA: SKIN: Mural competition for the gable end wall of the renovated SIA premises and a landscape proposal for the adjoining planting strip. A further temporary installation aspect was added to the scope. Competition was for Student/Associate member lead teams to provide a coordinated design proposal covering the above elements. Planned Meetup: Q1 2015 (Tentatively named: Wake Up Your Idea(s)!) to be merged with Members Night. Anchor event is exhibition of SIA:SKIN finalists and award/announcement of winners. Planned Singaplural: Q1 2015 Exhibition space was allocated to SIA for Singaplural event. YAL tasked with creating content. Handmade exhibition of hand drafted drawings and/or handmade design model planned. THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairpersons Member Advisor Luther Seet Siow Zhi Xiang Tan Szue Hann Mark Wee, Patrick Lee 78

Institution: CSR Committee Over the years, SIA has performed its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in several areas, such as donating to charity, awarding scholarships and prizes to students, involvement in community projects, promoting design for barrier free accessibility, promoting ecological friendly design. To further the institute s CSR initiatives, SIA formed the CSR Committee in 2013. Since the formation of the CSR Panel of Architects, SIA had actively approach non-profit and charitable organisations for possible collaboration on CSR projects. BCA-HWA-SIA Joint BIM Training Programme On 5 November 2014, SIA signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Building & Construction Authority ( BCA ) and Handicaps Welfare Association ( HWA ) at the Singapore Universal Design Week 2014 to cooperate in the area of Universal Design social enterprise. Under this MOU, SIA will assist to promote the modelling and drafting services of the HWA 3D Building Information Modelling ("BIM") Studio. BCA will provide training and give the latest updates on BIM technology to HWA to help keep the BIM training up-to-date with the latest development in the field. HWA 3D Building Information Modelling ("BIM") Studio started in 2013 as a pilot project to train persons with disabilities in BIM. The objective is to equip them with such skills so that they can be meaningfully employed. Ageing Related Architecture As part of our CSR efforts, SIA is in discussion with Ministry of Health and Tan Tock Seng Hospital to conduct a design competition to engage the fraternity to design and remake ageing precincts for the elderly. Renovation of St John s Home Through the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC), SIA is in contact with St John s Home to assist them to secure a new site for their home and to conduct a design competition for the construction of the new St John s home. CSR Committee Chairman Advisor Members Rita Soh Theodore Chan Patrick Lee Luther Seet 79

Institution: Events Committee PREAMBLE The main activities for year 2014 are SIA 53th Anniversary Gala Dinner, the Appreciation Dinner, Annual Golf Tournament and the ROCA Cup. SIA ANNUAL DINNER SIA 53th Anniversary Gala Dinner was held on Friday 23 May 2014 at Resorts World Convention Centre Compass Ballroom. The evening was graced by Guest-of-Honour, Senior Minister of State, Mr Lee Yi Shyan. The dinner was well attended with 129 tables. The highlights of the evening were:- Honouring Pioneer Architects Presentation of the Medallion Conferment of Patron of SIA Conferment of Corporate Members to Fellow Members Presentation of SIA-Getz Architecture Prize Presentation of Token of Appreciation to SIA Strategic Partners Challenges on the Horizon 1) Honouring Pioneer Architects The honouring of Pioneer Architects is to honour members who joined SIA before 1965 and had contributed in many ways to the architectural profession over the years achieving breakthroughs that elevated the profession to greater heights. 2) Presentation of the Medallion Mr Alisdair Ferrie, son of the late James Ferrie who was the last President of the Institute of Malayan Architects (IAM), presented the medallion to our President for SIA keepsake. The medallion was won by Presidents of the Institute of Malayan Architects (IAM), which was dissolved in 1961. 3) Conferment of Patron of SIA The Patron of SIA is conferred on a senior architect who has made significant and invaluable contribution in support of the tenets of SIA, attained an impeccable standing in SIA and the profession, distinguished himself and held in high-regard in society, made significant contribution to the propagation of architectural education and other worthy causes and is a worthy Ambassador-at-large for SIA and the profession. During the gala dinner, Dr. Albert Hong was conferred Patron of SIA. 5) Conferment Fellow Members The conferment of Fellow is to recognize a Corporate Member who has attained a standing in the profession and had advance architecture. Mr. Michael Ngu and Mr. Tony Ang were conferred Fellow Members during the Dinner. 80

Institution: Events Committee 6) SIA-Getz Architecture Prize The SIA-Getz Architecture Prize was launched by the Singapore Institute of Architects and Getz Bros. & Co. (Singapore) in 2005. To date, the Award has attracted nominations from over 10 countries within Asia including China, Japan, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Pakistan, Taiwan and Philippines. The SIA-Getz Architecture Prize for Emergent Architecture in Asia, held once every 2 years, honours an architect who has significantly contributed to the progress of architecture in Asia. This year the prize was presented to joint winner, husband and wife team, Sonali and Manit Rastogi. 7) Token of Appreciation to SIA Strategic Partners To thank SIA Strategic Partners for their contributions in SIA events, tokens of appreciation were presented to the following:- 1. Geberit South East Asia Pte Ltd 2. Far East Organisation 3. Uniseal Singapore Pte Ltd 4. Getz Bros (Singapore) Pte Ltd 5. Roca Bathroom Products 6. Rigel Technology (S) Pte Ltd 7. TECE 8. Crizto Singapore Pte Ltd 9. Sansei Singapura Pte Ltd 10. Jaquar & Co. Pvt. Ltd 11. Hunter Douglas Singapore Pte Ltd 12. Elmich Pte Ltd 13. Sika Singapore Pte Ltd 8) Challenges on the Horizon During the dinner, SIA President emphasized on the challenges facing Singapore s economy. The shortage of manpower continues to be critically low, aggravated by the near non-existent and take-up rate among the local and tight quotas on S-Pass holders. In the meantime, SIA together with BCA and other allied Professional kicked start a Self-Help Productivity; inpqs (Intelligent National Productivity Quality Standards) and idol (Intelligent Design Object Library) which we believe will develop into a unified standard protocol, and when adopted industry wide, will make life substantially easier for everybody However, all this will not be sustainable if we do not adequately address the larger and basic problem of diminishing fees in the face of rising professional responsibilities and service expectations that has resulted from 2 major critical incidents; the abolition of the fee guideline and the implementation of a QFM that encourages fee suppression over service quality and design. To address this issue, SIA together with the BOA have made representation to BCA as to a reasonable fee bench-marking computation-formula and how this can be reviewed periodically to suit the economic climate. In order to improve productivity, we can streamline 2 critical areas that affect our industry. 81

Institution: Events Committee The 1st is the Procurement Protocol. We can set up a National Consultancy Database with which all interested firms could register and update their standard company and capability profile regularly. All the Government Procurement Entities GPE log on this data base and download the information template, leaving the consultants to focus on where it matters most, developing a great design and quality service plan, and submitting a competitive fee. The 2nd is the endless cycles of Written Directions and Compliance Protocols imposed on unsuspecting consultants by the myriad of Technical Departments and Agencies, all highly protective of their own turf and often times issuing conflicting requirements. Lastly, the Committee would like to express their appreciation to all members and friends for supporting the dinner event. SIA APPRECIATION DINNER The Appreciation Dinner is an annual occasion for the Council to thank all Committee Members, government officers, sponsors, well-wishers and all those who had contributed towards SIA s activities. This year, the SIA Appreciation Dinner was held together with the Official Launch of ArchXpo on Friday 21 February 2014 at the Marina Bay Sands. It was well attended by about 180 guests, comprising SIA members, government officials and industry partners. The Committee would like to thank all members and friends for gracing the occasion. SIA ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT 2014 The SIA Annual Golf Tournament 2014 was held on Friday 19 September 2014 at Tanah Merah Country Club, Tampines Course. The tournament was a resounding success, with 144 players taking part. The Main Sponsor for the tournament was Roca Bathroom Products Singapore Pte Ltd and the Hole-In-One prizes are as follow:- - Mercedes-Benz CLA 200 sponsored by Daimler South East Asia Pte Ltd - Cash S$130,000 sponsored by Carera Bathroom Pte Ltd - System 4 Air-Condition spilt unit by Mitsubishi Electric Asia Pte Ltd The success was attributed to many organizations for their generous sponsorship of prizes and goodie items, which have added value to the event. The Committee would like to express gratitude to all the sponsors for their continuous support over the years. ROCA CUP 2014 The ROCA Cup is an annual golf event, hosted alternately by SIA and PAM, sponsored by ROCA Malaysia Sdn Bhd. 82

Institution: Events Committee On Monday 8th December 2014, Architects from SIA and PAM had a friendly golf game at Tropicana Golf & Country Club. On the following day, the game continued at Saujana Golf & Country Club. ANNUAL GOLF COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairman Members Khoo Boo Aik Benjamin Tan Gim Hian (Resource Person)/(Tournament Director) Kan Kon Cheong (Tournament Director) Johnny Tan Cheng Hye (Master of Ceremony) Mohan Shanmugam (Souvenir Publications) Ronny Chin Hong Oon (Sponsors& Prizes) Raymond Tan Eng Teik (Sponsors& Prizes) Lee Mun Hoe Lau Kwong Chung Lim Hock Lam Tony Tan Keng Joo Tony Sum Chew Yew Huat Desmond 83

Institution: International & External Relations Committee For Council Year 2014/2015, SIA continued to maintain a close rapport with our foreign counterparts and was actively involved in the Union of International Architects (UIA), the Architects Regional Council of Asia (ARCASIA) and the Commonwealth Association (CAA). International Relations ARCHITECTS REGIONAL COUNCIL OF ASIA (ARCASIA) ARCASIA is an organisation of 18 National Institute of Architects in Asia, namely Bangladesh, China, Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, India, Malaysia, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Mongolia, Pakistan, Indonesia, Thailand, Nepal and Lao. ARCASIA serves as a platform for members to deliberate and to give collective directions and representation on matters affecting the architectural profession in Asian region. There are 4 main committees to share and exchange information on specific areas of concerns. ARCASIA Committee for Architectural Education (ACAE) ARCASIA Committee for Professional Practice (ACPP) ARCASIA Committee for Green and Sustainable Architecture (ACGSA) ARCASIA Committee for Social Responsibilities (ACSR) ARCASIA Committee for Architectural Education (ACAE) Chaired by Ar Dr Chalay Kunawong from Thailand, the objective of the committee is to share and exchange information on architectural school programmes in the Asian region. On hand, the committee is embarking on 8 projects, namely: A manual for the Students Jamboree and competition rules Developing a Virtual School of Architecture comprising four stages: - preparation, consolidation, virtual school and establishing a QC system. A second review panel for the Architectural Research Journal (ARJ) Architectural Timeline Chart (ATC2) Cross border internship The Architectural School Directory (ASD) ARCASIA Prize recognising 3 young architects below the age of 35 years old from each ARCASIA member zone SIA Representative: Lim Choon Keang ARCASIA Committee for Professional Practice (ACPP) Chaired by Ar. Ishtiaque Zahir Titas from Pakistan, the committee looks into architectural practices, cross-border collaboration and share and exchange information on new technology methods. In 2014, the committee updated the Professional Practice Guidelines and will be developing guidelines for CPD and Cross-Border Practice. SIA Representative: Chan Kok Way ARCASIA Committee for Green and Sustainable Architecture (ACGSA) Chaired by Mr Ashvinkumar, SIA Immediate Past President, the objective of the committee is to provide a platform to share creative design solutions for a more sustainable environment. 84

Institution: International & External Relations Committee In 2014, the committee organised a Roundtable Discussion in Bangladesh from 26 27 September 2014. The committee will also be inviting Member Institutes to contribute articles on green and sustainable architecture for the Architecture Asia magazine. The chairmanship for ACGSA was handed over to Ar Qazi M Arif of Bangladesh from July 2014. SIA Representative: Ashvinkumar ARCASIA Committee for Social Responsibilities (ACSR) Chaired by Mr Joseph Kwan from Hong Kong, the terms of reference of the committee is governed by the following 7 core subjects: Organisational governance Human rights Labour practices The environment Fair operating practices Consumer issues Community involvement For 2014, the committee conducted ACSR Architectural Student Design Ideas Competition to identify best approaches in addressing and demonstrating social responsibility in design. They also hosted the Post ACA Symposium in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia on 29 June 2014 to discuss and deliberate on disaster mitigation, low cost sustainable housing and universal design. The chairmanship for ACSR was handed over to SIA Past President, Ms Rita Soh from July 2014. SIA would like to congratulate Ms Rita Soh for the appointment. SIA Representative: Rita Soh ARCASIA official website: http://www.arcasia.org/ ACA-16, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia President, Mr Theodore Chan together with his team attended the ARCASIA Council Meeting and Congress 16 in Kuala Lumpur from 23 to 29 June 2014. SIA was represented by Theodore Chan, Chan Kok Way, Ashvinkumar, Lim Choon Keang and Rita Soh. The meeting shared and exchanged information on architectural education, professional practice, green & sustainable architecture and social responsibility. Some of the highlights of the meeting include the approval to sign the Memorandum of Understanding between ARCASIA and African Union of Architects and Architects Council of Europe. The MOU was signed on 6 August 2014 at the UIA Congress in Durban. The next ARCASIA event will be the ARCASIA Forum 18 in Thailand. 85

Institution: International & External Relations Committee ARCASIA Awards The ARCASIA Awards for Architecture (AAA) is aimed at acknowledging exemplary work done by architects working in Asia. In so doing, it encourages the sustenance of the Asia spirit, the development and improvement of the Asian built environment and enhancement of the awareness of the role of architecture and architects in the socio-economic and cultural life of Asian countries. The nomination of the AAA2014 was opened in February 2014. As of the closing date in April 2014, a total of 276 submissions were received for the 10 Categories of which, 60 projects were shortlisted. The Awards Presentation Ceremony was held in Kuala Lumpur on 28 June 2014. SIA would like to congratulate the following for winning the AAA2014 Category A-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS GOLD Svarga Residence @Batujimbar Rene Tan from Singapore Location: Batujimbar, Indonesia Category A-2: MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEXES HONORABLE MENTION Kent Vale Faculty Housing Siew Man Kok from Singapore Location: Singapore CATEGORY D: CONSERVATION PROJECT GOLD Lucky Shophouse Chang Yong Ter from Singapore Location: Singapore UNION OF INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTS (UIA) UIA is a non-governmental organization uniting the professional associations of architects in over 110 countries around the world. Founded in 1948, it represents approximately 1,300,000 architects and is one of the most complete and best-structured associations among the NGOs accredited by United Nations. Its mission is to represent the architectural profession and its activities, particularly within the framework of international relations. UIA official website: www.uia-architectes.org UIA World Congress The triennial International Union of Architects Congress was held in Durban from 3 9 August 2014. The theme for the congress was architecture OTHERWHERE durban 2014. The Congress explored the idea of OTHERwhere by exploring ANYwhere-but-HERE it creates a vagueness and uncertainty stimulating creative engagement with the title and dialectic between concepts of uncertainty and certainty by defining what kind of 86

Institution: International & External Relations Committee OTHERwhere suggesting an alternative way of existing through connectivity, togetherness in Durban, in South Africa, on the planet; personally and collectively. President Mr Theodore Chan, Immediate Past President Mr Ashvinkumar and Council Member Mr Siow ZX represented SIA at the event. The next Congress in 2017 themed Soul of City will be held in Seoul Korea from 2 9 July 2017. Professional Practice Commission Created in 1994, the UIA Professional Practice Commission dedicated nine years to intensive research and debate in the drafting of the 'UIA Accord on Recommended International Standards of Professionalism in Architectural Practice' and nine corresponding policy guidelines. The Accord contains a declaration of professional principles and sixteen general policy statements approved by the UIA general assembly in Beijing, PR of China, in 1999. The accord and guidelines are regularly enhanced and updated by the commission. In addition to professionals, the Accord is intended as a guide to governments and lawmakers in every country, and international professional mobility is among its objectives. Mr Ashvinkumar, SIA Immediate Past President, represented SIA on the UIA Professional Practice Commission. COMMONWEALTH ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS (CAA) CAA is a membership organisation for Institutes representing architects in Commonwealth countries. The aim of the organisation is to promote co-operation between members and other equivalent organisations, ensuring the maximum contribution of architects to the wellbeing of society; and encouraging activities on a regular basis. CAA official website: http://www.comarchitect.org/ External Relations CONSTRUCTION INDUSTIRES JOINT COMMITTEE (CIJC) Construction Industries Joint Committee (CIJC) was formed in 1997 to provide a platform for the construction industry to provide a collective feedback to the Government. The purpose is to serve as a think tank on the industry and national interest. CIJC comprises 8 institutes from the Construction Industry, namely Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore (ACES) Institution of Engineers Singapore (IES) Real Estate Developers Association of Singapore (REDAS) Singapore Contractors Association Limited (SCAL) Singapore Institute of Builders Limited (SIBL) Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) Society of Project Managers (SPM) 87

Institution: International & External Relations Committee SISV is the current Chair for the committee. DesignS DesignS, a network of design centric institutes and associations in Singapore, was formed in 2009 to provide a platform for the creation of a coordinated Design network. It comprises eight member institutes from the multi-faceted creative spectrum ranging from architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, as well as interior, furniture, graphic and fashion design. The Network Partners of DesignS comprise the following members: Association of Accredited Advertising Agents Singapore (4As) Design Business Chamber Singapore (DBS) Interior Design Confederation (Singapore) (IDCS) Singapore Furniture Industries Council (SFIC) Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA) Singapore Institute of Planners (SIP) Textile and Fashion Federation of Singapore (TAFF) DesignS official website: http://www.designs.com.sg/ MEETINGS WITH OVERSEAS GUESTS JIA Okinawa Chapter Courtesy Call 25 delegates from Japan Institute of Architects, Okinawa Chapter met up with SIA Council on 4 December 2014 to share and exchange information on the latest developments in the construction industry. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE Chairman Members Theodore Chan Ong Tze Boon Seah Chee Huang Chan Kok Way Patrick Lee Ashvinkumar 88

Institution: Membership Committee OBJECTIVES Increase general membership Help maintain good conduct and discipline of general membership Promote the benefits of being a SIA Member to the fraternity MEMBERSHIP POSITION In 2014, there were a total of 1625 members in the various categories. This year, the Institute saw the conferment of 1 Patron of SIA and 2 Fellow Members, to recognize their seniority in the profession. The growth in Corporate, Associate and Student membership is encouraging. The following table summarises the membership position as at end December 2014: Membership Statistic Dec 2013 New Members Transfer Reinstatement Defaulters Resignations Deceased Dec 2014 Honorary 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Allied 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 13 Fellow 20 2 (1) 0 0 0 0 21 Fellow (Life) 24 1 0 0 0 0 0 25 Fellow (Retired) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Corporate 805 43 (10) 2 (7) (6) 0 827 Corporate 37 8 0 0 (3) (1) 0 41 (Retired) Associate 158 23 (4) 1 (4) (4) 0 170 Student 389 134 0 0 0 (2) 0 521 Total 1449 215 (15) 3 (14) (13) 0 1625 DISCIPLINARY & INQUIRY MATTERS There was no disciplinary & inquiry case in 2014. Membership & Disciplinary Committee would like to thank all our members for their kind support and cooperation over the years. The work of the Membership & Disciplinary Committee had been rendered more effectively through our members support, understanding and cooperation. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairman Members Seah Chee Huang Chan Kok Way Lee Mun Hoe Luther Seet Siow Zhi Xiang 89

Institution: Publications Committee SINGAPORE ARCHITECT (SA) Singapore Architect (SA) is a bi-monthly publication published by the Institute for its members, and distributed to all members free of charge. It is a full-colour high quality magazine dedicated to promote quality Singapore architecture and provide a forum for Singapore architects. SA is available in three different mediums printed hard copy, electronic PDF copy and website view. The two principal objectives of SA are to promote architectural excellence and to promote members works. In this regard, projects of architectural merits done by SIA members as well as non-members are featured in SA. In this way, this magazine contains learning points for the architectural fraternity, a permanent record for good architecture and a source of reference on Singapore Architecture. SA is also known to be an effective marketing tool for building suppliers to reach out to building professionals such as architects, developers, contractors, etc. SA has generated sufficient advertisement revenue to fund its production and distribution. The themes of the 6 issues published in 2014 include: SA279 (February): Sustainability and the City SA280 (April): SIA 50th Anniversary Special SA281 (June): New Blood Young Architectural Firms in Singapore SA282 (August): A Showcase of the Singapore Sports Hub and A Series of Architectural Book Reviews SA283 (October): A Showcase of the Refurbished Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall and A Look Into Korean Architecture SA284 (December): A Showcase of the 14th SIA Architectural Design Awards 2014 The committee would like to thank all who had helped in one way or another in contributing to the production and development of SA over the years. Singapore Architect Committee Members: Chairperson Angelene Chan Members Chan Hui Min Colin Seah Frven Lim Lee May Anne Tan Szue Hann Resource Person Nartano Lim Editorial/Creative Director Kelley Cheng SIA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AWARDS BOOK The SIA Architectural Design Awards book features selected projects of SIA Architectural Design Awards. The SIA Architectural Design Award is the most prestigious award conferred by SIA to promote and encourage excellence in architectural design. 90

Institution: Publications Committee The first of its series the SIA Architectural Design Awards 2012 book marks a renewed commitment by SIA to further showcase the designs of architects practicing in Singapore and of Singaporean architects practicing abroad. An upcoming publication from this series is the SIA Architectural Design Awards 2014 which is estimated to be published in early 2015. CAPABILITY PROFILES 2014/2015 The Capability Profiles serves as a marketing tool to profile the capabilities of our member firms collectively as well as individually. Its objective is to present our member s capabilities to prospective global markets and to provide information to encourage member firms to collaborate on a complementary and synergistic manner. It is a useful reference for architects, government agencies, developers and other allied organizations within the building industry in Singapore. It also provides a helpful platform for firms to mutually seek out suitable working partners, to form networks for producing even more dynamic works. The current Capability Profiles 2014/2015 is the 8th publication since its inception. As in previous years, it had once again received overwhelming response and interest from our member firms. 66 member firms participated by showcasing some of their better projects, which could serve as a useful reference for potential clients. The SIA would like to thank all members for their participation and wonderful support, as well as their cooperation and understanding in the production of the Capability Profile. DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS 2014/2015 The Directory of Members is published annually in the first quarter of each year to provide information on the various categories of SIA members. This year is the 1st year SIA is introducing an online e-book of the Directory of Members. The SIA thanks all members for their support and co-operation in submitting their updated personal data and company particulars promptly. 91

Institution: Partnership Committee The SIA Partnership Programme presents opportunities for organizations and individuals to participate in the Institute s activities, for example: SIA Architectural Design Awards SIA-Industry Series Awards (customised to the needs of each Partner) Archifest SIA Annual Dinner SIA Annual Golf Tournament CPD Programme Practice Convention Special publications on Architecture These organizations and individuals can consider participating in various categories of partnership (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Supporting Partner). The Institute welcomes 5 new Strategic Partners in 2014/2015: Crizto Singapore Pte Ltd Graphisoft Hong Kong Ltd Jaquar & Company Pvt Ltd NovaTechnik Pte Ltd Sansei Singapura Pte Ltd SIA would like to thank the following partners for their continual support in our events: Far East Organization Uniseal Pte Ltd Rigel Technology (S) Pte Ltd Roca Bathroom Products Singapore Pte Ltd Elmich Pte Ltd NovaTechnik Pte Ltd Crizto Singapore Pte Sansei Singapura Pte Ltd Jaquar & Company Pvt Ltd Hunter Douglas (S) Pte Ltd Graphisoft Hong Kong Ltd Geberit South East Asia Pte Ltd Sika (Singapore) Pte Ltd PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2014/2015 Members Theodore Chan Ashvinkumar 92

Institution: Renovation of SIA Premises Committee INTRODUCTION At the Extraordinary General Meeting held on Monday 22 November 2010, members unanimously supported the purchase of 81 Neil Road, with the following intention to utilize the premises. Expanded Theatrette To expand the Theatrette to accommodate bigger events as well as for rental to members and other organizations. Currently, the Theatrette is utilized for SIA CPD programmes as well as other events like AGM/EGM, talks, meetings, industry functions, etc. and rented to private companies. Because of the limitation of conservation unit narrow footprint, the Theatrette is not ideally suited for classroom setting for holding CPD programmes. The expanded Theatrette will be able accommodate bigger events, some of which are currently held outside from time to time. With proper facilities, the Theatrette could be rented out to members and other organizations for more functions. Establishment of a Resource Centre A Resource Centre is an important facility that SIA could provide for members. Currently because of space constraint, such a resource could not be provided. From time to time members have asked SIA to provide such a facility. This is particularly useful for the smaller practices, which constitute some 80% of architectural firms in Singapore. The Resource Centre will contain reference publications (e.g. design, works of Singapore architects, practices, relevant legislation pertaining to the construction industry, construction laws, standards SS, BS, EN, etc.) Usage for SIA Companies Increasingly, more and more SIA activities would be considered for commercialisation. For example, there is plan to start a publishing arm to undertake publications for the institute, similar to SIACAD. By establishing a publishing company will give it a focus so that it could grow even further. As an institute, more could be done in this area. This will require office space for the expanded activities. Exhibition Space To provide exhibition space to promote member's works as well as architecture in general. Over time, SIA will be a centre for architecture, especially with the establishment of the Heritage Centre enumerated below. Establishment of an Architecture Heritage Centre As an Institute it is important to have a depository for architecture preserving and showcasing Singapore architectural heritage. With proper and professionally curation over time it could become a Centre for tourist attraction. 93

Institution: Renovation of SIA Premises Committee ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION FOR THE SIA INTEGRATED PREMISES OF 79 & 81 NEIL ROAD After seeking feedback and ideas from SIA members on the usage of the SIA premises, a design competition was launched on 8 April 2011 to select the best scheme for the renovation works. 5 submissions were received as of the closing date on 31 May 2011 and DP Architects Pte Ltd was selected as the Architect for the project. Submissions of the design competition were evaluated based on attributes such as the architectural philosophy and how it is integrated with the objectives of the Institute, usage and space planning, compliance with conservation and all relevant authority requirements and the selection of materials and finishes; by an esteemed jury panel comprising: Albert Hong Chairman, RSP Architects Planners and Engineers Pte Ltd Ashvinkumar Immediate Past President, Singapore Institute of Architects Rita Soh President, Board of Architects Edward Wong Managing Director, AWP Architects Pte Ltd Richard Hassell Director, WOHA Architects Pte Ltd COMMENCEMENT OF RENOVATION WORKS DP Architects Pte Ltd was officially appointed in August 2012 and SIA Council devoted 2013 to a series of fund raising drive to appeal for voluntary contribution to the renovation. A call for tender was made in May 2014 to select the main contractor for the renovation works. Lim Keenly Construction Pte Ltd was appointed and the renovation works commenced on 8 August 2014. SIA secretariat office was shifted to a temporary office at Eunos Technolink in June 2014 for the duration of the renovation and it will take approximately 9 months for completion. OUR HEARTFELT APPRECIATION The construction costs for the renovation works was estimated to be $2.5 million. As of January 2015, we have received about $509,973.00 in terms of cash donations and pledges. We still need to raise another approximate S$1,887,571.00 to cover the cost of renovation. SIA Council is deeply appreciative of the following members and member firms for their generous contributions. This, we note, is in-line with your vision that the Institute belongs to the members and the fraternity must come forward to contribute to this worthy cause. Contributions Cash Donations: ADDP Architects LLP $50,000.00 Architects 61 Pte Ltd $5,000.00 A Collective Architects $1,000.00 Archurban Architects Planners $49,000.00 JGP Architecture (S) PL $5,000.00 94

Institution: Renovation of SIA Premises Committee ONG&ONG Pte Ltd $29,853.00 SAA Architects PL $30,000.00 SD Architects LLP $10,000.00 Surbana International Consultants PL $10,000.00 Alfred Wong $10,000.00 Edward Wong $10,000.00 Gan Eng Oon $10,000.00 Tham Tuck Cheong $10,000.00 Ashvinkumar $25,000.00 Wee Chwee Heng $50,000.00 Goh Ah Whatt $5,000.00 Chan Seng Kee $10,000.00 Tan Szue Hann $1,000.00 Luther Seet $1,000.00 Siow Zhi Xiang $1,000.00 Theodore Chan $50,000.00 Contributions: Darren Benger Lau Kwong Chung Chan Seng Kee Theodore Chan DfS Coordinator RI Services RTO Services PM Services SIA:SKIN DESIGN COMPETITION To engage younger SIA members in this new phase of the Institute s journey, SIA launched the SIA:SKIN Design Competition to provide them the opportunity to design a total, coordinated façade treatment. The competition consists of 3 components: 1. Mural Design at unit 81 Neil Road Gable end wall. 2. New landscape treatment that replaces the existing planting at unit 81 Neil Road. 3. A removable, artistic installation, which will be installed over the elevation(s) of the renovated premises. This also includes the base paint scheme for the front façade. SIA PREMISES COMMEMORATIVE BOOK To express SIA Council s heartfelt appreciation to all the members and partners who had contributed to the renovation of SIA Premises, SIA will be acknowledging them permanently on the Donors Wall that will feature permanently in the new premises. In addition, a special SIA Premises Commemorative Book entitled Building An Institution: The SIA Premises will also be published to document the renovation works. 95

Institution: Renovation of SIA Premises Committee SIA INTEGRATED PREMISES OF 79 & 81 NEIL ROAD Chairman Members Theodore Chan Ong Tze Boon Ashvinkumar Laurence Liew Lim Choon Keang 96

Institution: SIA Group of Companies SIACAD PTE LTD ANNUAL REPORT 2014 In 2014, we followed up with the momentum generated by APEX 12 and SIAiDOL. At first, we focused on creating generic BIM Objects for our users. By August 1st, we started working with manufacturers and suppliers of building products for our manufacturers' BIM library. Although many have expressed interest in this project, none of them are BIM ready. Nevertheless, we are confident that we will be able to work with them to build up their BIM Object Library. SketchUp sales has been robust with new users mainly from non SIA member firms. A new update with some basic BIM orientation was released during the end of the year. Sales of our 2D solutions like IntelliCAD and SIACAD Add on has been slowing down due to the move to BIM. We intend to gradually phase out 2D solutions so as to focus more on BIM solutions. APEX 13 was released in January 2015. This is massive reboot of the current solution so as to cater for new mobile and hybrid devices. We are confident that this reboot will open up new market segments for APEX. As in the past, our focus will still be in software development and we are confident that we will be able to release new software solutions and upgrades that will continue to empower our SIA members. 97