Swan & Maclaren Group

At Swan & Maclaren, we believe the future of building design is rooted in sustainability. By integrating solar panels into infrastructure, we transform energy consumption into a solution that is kinder on both the environment and your pockets. Benefits of solar PV: 🌱Reduced energy bills: Solar power systems reduce your independence on traditional energy sources, lowering electricity bills in the long term. 🌱Increased environmental benefits: Solar energy is clean and renewable, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change. 🌱Enhanced grid stability: Solar panels not only reduce grid reliance but also contribute excess energy back to it. As market leaders in green innovation, Swan & Maclaren’s Green Tech arm delivers cutting-edge solar PV solutions. With a strong portfolio of commercial, industrial, and residential rooftop projects across Singapore and the region, we are driving decarbonisation and paving the way for a more sustainable, energy-efficient future. #SwanMaclarenArchitects #SMC2R #SMConsultants #Sustainability #SwanMaclarenSingapore #SolarPV #SolarPhotovoltaic #GreenTech

We are thrilled to announce the potential partnership between Swan & Maclaren Group and a promising local partner in Riyadh! Our recent meeting at the Embassy of the Republic of Singapore was both productive and inspiring, paving the way for a collaboration that promises to enhance our presence in the Middle East. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the team at Enterprise Singapore - Riyadh for their support and seamless arrangements, which have been instrumental in making this partnership possible. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in our strategy to create impactful synergies that drive growth and innovation across both markets. As we move forward, we remain committed to fostering strong relationships that facilitate mutual success and sustainability in our projects. #SwanMaclarenArchitects #SwanMaclarenGroup #SwanMaclarenRiyadh #SMConsultants 

Swan & Maclaren's Raffles Hospital extension project has achieved the prestigious Green Mark Platinum Certification from the Singapore Building & Construction Authority. What is the Green Mark GoldPLUS and Platinum Certification? ✅ Green Mark GoldPLUS Buildings with this certification employ advanced environmental solutions to significantly reduce impact and boost sustainability. ✅ Green Mark Platinum Awarded to buildings with outstanding and innovative green practices, setting the highest standards for environmental performance and sustainability. This cutting-edge facility was designed with a strong emphasis on sustainability and efficiency. Key features include a Low-E glass façade to reduce heat gain, natural lighting in the atrium for energy savings, and green walls and roofs that offer both air purification and visual relief. In addition, natural ventilation was also adopted for the car park area as well as an automated water-efficient irrigation system with rain sensors, to enhance resource efficiency. #SwanMaclarenArchitects #SMC2R #SMConsultants #SwanMaclarenSingapore #Sustainability

Swan & Maclaren emphasizes sustainability in every project, with its approach demonstrated in the conceptual planning for Shanghai Raffles Hospital, located in the New Bund area of Pudong District. In line with the rigorous standards of this A-class hospital, we have developed a functional and efficient layout, complemented by elegant architectural forms. Embracing the philosophy of "healing with green", the hospital integrates landscaped areas, ecological features, and green gardens to create a serene environment that supports the healing process. Additionally, advanced technologies are utilised to enhance energy efficiency and foster sustainability. This project demonstrates Swan & Maclaren's unwavering commitment to crafting aesthetically pleasing, yet sustainable spaces, reinforcing our dedication to innovative and environmentally conscious design. #SwanMaclarenArchitects #SMC2R #SMConsultants #SwanMaclarenShanghai #Sustainability #Healthcare

Swan & Maclaren congratulates Cheska N for being the youngest architect recognized among Singapore’s top architecture professionals under 40 by Singapore Business Review. At just 28, Cheska has made remarkable contributions to projects like the Bedok and Keppel public housing developments, Katho Temple, and international ventures in Thailand and Bangladesh. Her collaborative efforts on the award-winning Katho Temple, which received Bronze and Luminary awards for interior design, reflect her exceptional ability to work across disciplines. At Swan & Maclaren, we believe in nurturing the next generation of architects who will lead with creativity, sustainability, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of design. We are incredibly proud of her achievements and look forward to seeing her further shape the future of architecture. Once again, congratulations to all architects. https://lnkd.in/g-pHwpCK

Swan & Maclaren Group (SMG) appoints Cheng Fang as China Regional Country Head Cheng Fang brings over 38 years of experience in organisational optimization, particularly in managing complex procurement and data centers. Leveraging her acute investment sense, she has closed major deals across the APAC region within retail, hospitality, residential, and commercial sectors. Her wealth of experience stems from working with multinationals and startups in Singapore, Malaysia and China. Prior to joining Swan & Maclaren Group, Cheng Fang held pivotal roles at multinational (Keppel Land China, Mapletree Investment, Wearnes China), where she optimized their organisational processes and oversaw investment and divestment in their respective region. Cheng Fang holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Tianjin University, China. She is also a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Member of Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (United Kingdom). Swan & Maclaren Group recognizes the opportunity and potential of the market in China and is confident that under Cheng Fang’s leadership, we will be able to take up significant and meaningful projects.

Holland Piazza exemplifies Swan & Maclaren’s expertise in seamlessly integrating dynamic built environments with sustainable architecture, showcasing our strength in creating spaces that blend effortlessly into the surroundings. Housing an eclectic mix of shops, the unique charm of this vibrant lifestyle destination is highlighted through its dynamic building form and interactive façade. The design features a weave of terraces and spaces that forms a mesh of built and open areas, allowing trees to grow and ensures that each space is bathed in light and greenery. Meanwhile, the façade is uniquely designed to respond to its environment with porosity and climate-responsive elements. Holland Piazza bolsters Swan & Maclaren’s commitment to crafting spaces that are not only functional and efficient but also immerse occupants in the beauty of nature. #SwanMaclarenArchitects #SMC2R #SMConsultants #ConceptArchitecture #SwanMaclarenSingapore #Sustainability

Swan & Maclaren Architects’ project, Holland Piazza, is featured in the mural unveiled at SMRT’s Comic Connect on 7th September 2024 at Holland Village station. This mural, created in collaboration with SMRT and artist Ronnie Tan, showcases Holland Village's cultural history, including landmarks like the Holland Village Windmill and Holland Piazza. We are honored to be invited to join this celebration, with our Director, Yeong Kang Kwan, attending alongside Minister Chan Chun Sing as Guest-of-Honour, and key representatives from SMRT Corporation Ltd, including Chairman Seah Moon Ming, Group CEO Ngien Hoon Ping, and Trains President Lam Sheau Kai. Other attendees included Goh Teck Seng, Deputy CE of the Transport Authority, and notable community members. Photo Credit: Swan & Maclaren, SMRT

At International Built Environment Week (IBEW), Swan & Maclaren Group sponsored the panel discussion "Adaptive Reuse: Is It Worth It?" We sincerely thank our fellow panelists: Kabi Subramaniam, Ar. Pauline Ang, Ar. Huey Jiun Tan, and Nan Chyuan Tiah, for their insightful contributions to the conversation on sustainable urban development and the future of adaptive reuse in the built environment. One of the key points raised by our director, Yeong Kang K. was the essential mindset shift needed for successful adaptive reuse projects. Embracing adaptive reuse requires a fundamental change in how we view existing buildings—not merely as outdated structures but as opportunities for innovation and sustainability. This shift involves aligning stakeholders' perspectives and performing due diligence to address complex, multidisciplinary challenges. By fostering a collaborative mindset and integrating diverse expertise, we can overcome the obstacles of retrofitting and develop solutions that breathe new life into older buildings, enhancing their value and functionality for the future. Notably, Kabi Subramaniam, Asset Management and Building Retrofit Lead at Arup highlighted the importance of data collection to assess the feasibility of retrofitting older buildings. Photo Credit: IBEW

Introducing Sanhome Libera Nha Trang in Vietnam which flawlessly blends luxury and modernity. As part of KDI Group’s vision for high-end residential spaces, this 91,927 sqm condotel combines contemporary architecture with the picturesque beauty of coastal Vietnam. This project includes premium amenities such as a beach club, medical room, and spas, and a prime location close to hotels, international schools, and entertainment. #SwanMaclarenArchitects #SMC2R #SMConsultants #ConceptArchitecture #SwanMaclarenVietnam #Sustainability