As at 2010 with Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

SOTA, Singapore (2010)

Woha Architects

SOTA (2010) The new School Of The Arts building is located at the corner between prime shopping and artist districts. While with Arup Facade Engineering, Kelvin assisted the glazing contractor on the high screen located at the "gable ends" of the blocks and large sloping facade glazing systems between the blocks.

The Oberoi in Business Bay, Dubai

SCDA Architects

2 multi-storey 30 storey towers of Hotel and Office accommodation on a common podium. The tower facades are integrated with external curved screens from bottom rising to form "peel" screen at the top.

Lumos Condominium @ Leonie Hill, Singapore (2011)

YAP Architects

A high-end development with "glass crystal" design as Living Pods appeared to be "suspended" between the side towers. Provided façade design concept to meet the Architectural intent for the "crystals" and engineering design for the glass boulders sculptures.

Singapore Sports Hub

Dragages & Arup Sport Consortium

Explored with the D&B Teams on the main stadium roof, façade and glass walls and retractable-roof roller mechanisms and materials with structural and thermal effects consideration.

Lakefront & Sandy Island @ Sentosa Cove, Singapore (2011)

Claudio Silverstrin Architects & DP Architects

Luxurious bungalows required extremely challenging façade, cladding and glass designs. Working with the Design Architect to achieve a cantilevered "all glass" (3 sided glass with glass bottom-all structurally laminated supported off RC walls) swimming pool over the waters of Sentosa.

NEX Serangoon SC, Singapore (2010)

SAA Architects

A fast paced project. Developed with the Architects on the façade systems and integration of LED lights to the façade.

"ION" Orchard, Singapore (2009)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

Benoy Architects & RSP Architects

1, ION Podium (2009)

- "Monocoque skin" and canopy: working with the Architects to achieve the façade design concept to integrate LED lights and maintenance considerations.

- Flagship Stores: technical review and advise on different façade designs of "branded stores" double storey shop-fronts.

2, ION Tower (2010)

- "Curtain Wall": working with the Architects to achieve the "peel" segmented façade up to the "roof' with integrated LED's and maintenance considerations.

ILUMA SC, Singapore (2009)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

Woha Architects

Located in the heart of shopping district, this 10 storey commercial development has a focus on "urban entertainment" lifestyle. Developed to meet the Architects design concepts for the sinuous shop front frameless structural glass wall, roof-top skylight glass floor with integrated internal drainage and designed "random" triangulated pattern metal screens within standardised rectangular modules.

ONE KL Condominium @ Jalan Pinang, Malaysia (2009)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

SCDA Architects

Located next to the iconic twin towers of KLCC, the challenging façade design called for a maximum 6m double volume high façade with it's spandrels linking horizontally between adjacent units with "infinity pool" glass. Full design and structural performance tests were done to establish the nature and performance of the façade and pool glass.

NUS-DUKE Hospital @ SGH, Singapore (2009)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

CPG Architects

A 13 storey high block with floor plates off-sets with different heights provided a very complex and articulated building in different elevations. Developed for the Contractor an array of different façade elements incorporating into unitised and semi-unitised systems precast ceramic panels, extruded aluminium profiles with glass and metal spandrels.

Glass louvers, canopies and metal screens forming part of the facades were also integrated into the design.

"Yong Siew Toh" Conservatory of Music @ NUS, Singapore (2007)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

RSP Architects

A privately funded 8 storey building consists or 10 degree inclined glazed facades provided the design feature for the development and developed the design concept and details for the semi-unitised façade with large inclined glass of 3.5m x 2m (w) to be site glazed with sloping door frames and panels were also designed to integrate with the tilted columns design.

Orchard Central, Singapore (2006)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

DP Architects

- “Unitised LED facade”: provided the design concept to meet Lighting Designer requirement to integrate LED lights with the façade glass with technical design needs and fabrication, installation, replacement (of LED’s) and maintenance aspects into consideration.

- “Panelized LED screen”: working with the Architects to meet the design and lighting intent with a prefabricated panelized system and cost effectiveness.

“Wilkie Edge” @ Selegie, Singapore (2006)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

Woha Architects

- An visually interesting building with different blocks juxtaposed on the podium with a façade that seems to “flow continuously”. Working with the Architects to achieve the challenging designs requirements with standard systems and economical materials for the curtain wall, cladding systems to integrate with the LED media facade.

National Museum Singapore @ Orchard, Singapore (2006)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

W Architects & CPG Consultants

A 110-year-old listed building in the heart of Singapore historic central district required more space to house its vast exhibits calling for a new extension to be build and comprising the following;

- Glass Connector: the only element that was allowed to interfere the listed building fabric. An all glass structure measuring 22[l]x6[h]x5[w] “suspended” on the brickwall connects the new extension to the existing museum. Every single connection detail was worked out meeting structural and technical requirements

- Marker Drum: a circular all glass structure 25[d]x25[h], with a spiral ramp between façade and the “inner drum” houses the multi media presentation.

- Atrium: the main gathering space for the public with large glass walls panels and corresponding glass roof (all DGU units) were seamless integrated providing a welcoming and bright all glass enclosure

- CDG Block: Originally intended as “Children Discovery Gallery”, the Architect provided one of the most energy efficient and appropriate façade design in the tropics by utilizing a “double skin” construction with a perforated (vented) skin protecting and keeping the DGU glass panels behind permanently cooled where the air conditioned space is.

MINT Toy Museum @ Seah Street, Singapore (2006)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

SCDA Architects

Located next to famous Raffles Hotel, working with the Architect to achieve an interesting façade comprising or 26 “wavy” glass fins suspended from steel structure with insulated aluminium panels sandwiched in between. LED lights were also integrated at the back (inside) of the glass fines to provide an interesting “tapestry effect” of the fins at night.

Singapore Management University (SMU) @ Orchard, Singapore (2005)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

KNTA Architects

An international design competition resulted to 5 uniquely different 6 storey blocks located in the middle of the busy shopping district. Working to meet to Architects intent “standardised” family of unitised curtain wall details were developed to provide a unifying aesthetics despite the different straight, segmented and “saw-tooth” layouts including integration of GRC planters and 2 directional curved GRC mosaic chips ceiling panels.

“Samsung Hub” @ Church Street, Singapore (2005)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

AWP Partnership Architects

A 30 storey high office building located in the CBD district required the façade to be re-clad following some structural misalignment utilising a hinged special designed and custom made brackets for greater movement capacity.

Capital Tower @ Robinson Road, Singapore (2004)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

RSP Architects

A 30 storey high office building located in the CBD district require;

i) Entrance frameless glass walls at the Main Entrance to be replaced to prevent spontaneous breakage with stringent processing procedures and traceability of glass during installation.

ii) Tower top “China Club” - Cable supported frameless glazed façade needed to be rectified taking into consideration rectification proposals from short to long term measures related to “critical” to “maintenance” issues.

Lumos Condominium @ Leonie Hill, Singapore (2011)

With Arup Façade Engineering, Singapore:

YAP Architects

A high-end development with "glass crystal" design as Living Pods appeared to be "suspended" between the side towers. Provided façade design concept to meet the Architectural intent for the "crystals" and engineering design for the glass boulders sculptures.