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Dear FuturArc Readers,
That potted plant sitting on your desk says something of what you need. That its there, that you brought it
in, may also allude to a failure of the building where you are.
Biophilia is our innate desire for proximity to nature or all things natural. We want access to water and
plants, to feel sunlight and wind on our skin. These regulate our biorhythms; they make us feel better. We
know this intuitively but research tells us how much healthier and productive we become, when these are
made available to us indoors. And when we totally disconnect from nature for long periods, there will be
problems. Theres even a name for it: nature deficit disorder.
Biophilic design is a list of strategies and features that, in a nutshell, seeks to integrate natural elements
and materials, sights, sounds and smells, into an otherwise unyielding matrix of steel and concrete.
Arguably the most justifiable application of biophilic design must be healthcare. Where is this more needed
than places where people are sick or recovering? Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) in Singapore (see FuturArc
Green Issue 2011) pioneered the notion of a healing environment through biophilic design. CEO, Liak Teng
Litthe subject of The FuturArc Interview this issue (page 32)recounts how the idea came about and
how it was translated from drawing board to construction site to operations. In the sidebar we see the next
generation of biophilic hospitals, Ng Teng Fong General Hospital (NTFGH), whichthrough an unusual floor
platebrings the window and a view next to each patients bed.
This is clearly an important trend, and it reaches beyond the hospital typology. In this issue we showcase
the office building. Writer Miriel Ko looks at what is meant by a biophilic workplace, what it means to the
occupant (page 24). Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle takes us on a tour of a couple of projects in Australia (page 40); Dr
Zalina Shari introduces us to two in Malaysia (page 90). In each write-up, there is a discussion of what the
project team did and why.
Its not hard to agree on this: as a matter of principle, everyone will say this is a good thing. The question,
as always, is how much it costs. NTFGHs building envelope, which zigzags to reach each patients bed, most
likely costs more than a conventional design. Will there be payback on this? There is evidence in scientific
literature that patients recover faster when they have access to view and natural light. This too is cost to the
system. NTFGH is yet to be commissioned; time will tell how indicators of cost play out. At KTPH, which has
been operational several years now, there is no data on medical recovery rates. Discharge rateshow long
a patient stays in hospitalare known. Oddly these are not much better than other hospitals in Singapore.
This is because, says Liak, many patients simply do not want to leave even when they feel better. A peculiar
problem, certainly, but one that suggests that something was done right at the drawing board.
We ask that you be the judge of projects in the pages ahead. Tell us if there are others in your city that
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main feature

24 The Biophilic Office |

Reconnecting Nature to the
Workforce

the futurarc interview

32 Liak Teng Lit

Group Chief Executive Officer, Alexandra Health System

Chairman, Board of Directors, National Environment Agency,
Singapore

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Workplace Wellness
Glumac Shanghai
Sandcrawler
Aoyama 346
Same but Different
Office @ Alexandra Hospital
Ventus
Malaysias Green Offices

happenings
96 Milestones & Events
102 product advertorials

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1 Views of nature that are both direct and reflected (giving

the effect of water)

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Group Chief Executive Officer, Alexandra Health System
Chairman, Board of Directors, National Environment Agency,
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by Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle

A s we spend most of our waking hours at the office, it only makes sense that

where we work should not have a negative impact on our health, but instead
display a positive influence, for healthy employees make for happy employees.
While the aspect of health is often addressed by means of technology, for
example a building system using cleaner air, insulating against noise pollution
and zero VOCs, the concept of wellness also refers to a broader notion of
how occupants feel, which addresses questions like do they have views of
the external natural landscape, are they comfortable with the lighting and
temperature, is there natural lighting or ventilation and how conducive is the
environment to social interaction?
Two Australian office projects, Medibank Place in Melbourne and Boomworks
in Sydney, focus on health and wellness for employees beyond Green rating
certifications. The first is a new building, while the second is a fit-out
and refurbishment. Both advocate Green design with metrics of certified
performance; critically they also strive to define workplaces that actually make
employees feel better.

1 Sinuous staircases and a central atrium break up the floorplates and create visual
connections to each floor

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SINGAPORE

Sandcrawler
by Candice Lim

I n George Lucas legendary Star Wars films, Sandcrawlers were large mobile

fortresses. In Singapore, the regional headquarters housing Lucasfilm, which has

been christened with the same namesake, looks like a fortress indeed. Only this
one is made of glass and steel with a lush courtyard in its belly.
The only George Lucas property in Asia to date, this mammoth edifice has
been designed to comply with the strict master planning guidelines imposed on
the site at one-north, an enclave set aside to house Singapores R&D, hightechnology activities in biosciences, information communication and media
industries.
It should be said that there is clearly a problem with the master plan of this
area. The streets around this building seem devoid of human traffic, with empty
pedestrian pathways and unclear directions for vehicular traffic. Most buildings
do not actively engage the street nor does the street seem to particularly care.
In the midst of the gated corporate landscape, the Sandcrawler sits wedged
between blocks that make it difficult to stand back and enjoy its architectural
prowess.

1 Courtyard view

Photo by Paul Warchol

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taff costs, including salaries and benefits, typically account for about 90
percent of a business operating costs. It follows that the productivity of staff, or
anything that impacts their ability to be productive should be a major concern for
any organisation. Research suggests that by making even small improvements to
factors such as productivity, health and well-being, businesses can experience
greater financial benefits than they would from more efficient resource use in
building operations.
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e [email protected] HONG KONG BCI Asia Construction Information Ltd Unit 707-709, 7/F, Tins Enterprises Centre, 777 Lai Chi Kok Road, Cheung
Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong t +852 2538 0011 f +852 2875 0511 e [email protected] MALAYSIA BCI Asia Construction Information
Sdn Bhd Unit 1106, Block B, Phileo Damansara II, Jln 16/11, Section 16, 46350 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia t +603 7661 1380 f +603 7661 1381
e [email protected] SINGAPORE BCI Asia Construction Information Pte Ltd 371 Beach Road, #02-25 Keypoint, Singapore 199597 t +65 6538 6836
f +65 6538 6896 e [email protected] VIETNAM BCI Asia Vietnam Co Ltd 5th Floor, Tuoi Tre Tower, 60A Hoang Van Thu Street, Ward 9, Phu Nhuan
District, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam t +84 8 3997 4220 f +84 8 3997 4150 e [email protected]