The chain had been managed by Livingston since it's launch in 2010. All of their centres are conveniently located at selected Fariprice Xtra and FairPrice stores located islandwide.
They pride themselves on their low carbon footprint without compromising quality. They understand the delicate state of the environment and how their activities impact the environment.
HP prints are dry with none of the chemistry regulations and hazards of AgX processing. All their Photo Centres are dedicated to providing you with quality service at affordable prices.
You can enjoy vivid fade-resistant photos that last for generations.
#01-12 Blk A FairPrice, ITE College Central, 2 Ang Mo Kio Drive
ITE College Central has welcomed some 10,400 students at ITE’s third and final Regional Campus under the “One ITE System, Three Colleges” Model of Education and Governance.
The new ITE College Central campus, co-located with ITE Headquarters, occupies a land area of 10.6 hectares, and is home to the College’s four schools; School of Business and Services, School of Design and Media, School of Electronics and Info-Comm Technology and School of Engineering.
A College of Creativity and Innovation, ITE College Central’s five existing satellite campuses located at Balestier, Bishan, MacPherson, Tampines and Yishun, have ceased operations and relocated to the new premises at 2 Ang Mo Kio Drive.
The new premises features a wide variety of learning and recreational facilities, including a sports & recreation hub, Centre for Music & the Arts, as well as publicly-accessible amenities such as food establishments and commercial outlets.
Converse is an American shoe company that has been making shoes, lifestyle fashion and athletic apparel since the early 20th century.
In his late 30s, Marquis Mills Converse, who was previously a respected manager at a footwear manufacturing firm, opened the Converse Rubber Shoe Company in Malden, Massachusetts in February 1908. The company was a rubber shoe manufacturer, providing winterized rubber soled footwear for men, women and children. By 1910, Converse was producing 4,000 shoes daily, but it was not until 1915 that the company began manufacturing athletic shoes for tennis.
When the U.S. entered World War II in 1941, Converse shifted production to manufacturing rubberized footwear, outerwear and protective suits for the military. Widely popular during the 1950s and 1960s, Converse promoted a distinctly American image with its Converse Yearbook. The Artist Charles Kerins created cover art that celebrated Converse's role in the lives of high school and college athletes.
Nowadays Converse makes sneakers and clothes for individuals everywhere who live creatively, optimistically and rebelliously. They exist to provoke, inspire and go along with them, whether that’s on a court, the green or the concrete, in a club, a studio or anywhere else.
Café Melba, a bespoke concept owned and operated by Tadcaster Hospitality, presents an ultimate casual all-day dining experience, a tranquil escape away from the bustling and hectic city.
Located within the luscious green compounds of Goodman Arts Centre (formerly LaSalle College of the Arts), Café Melba is a blend of influences from Melbourne and Asia with interpretations of Australasian dishes. This 120 seater café aims to deliver the perennial of classics and weekend roasts; accompanied by gourmet coffees and luxurious teas.
Bringing delicious food and beverages, great coffee, amazing wood fired thin crust pizza and homemade café favourites to Goodman Arts Centre.
Check-out their brunch menu in the weekends for organic eggs and homemade bacon, and other breakkie delights.
#01-56 Block N Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Road
Heron Bay is a new condominium, jointly developed by Ho Lee Group, Evia Real Estate Management, See Hup Seng and CNH Investment. Located in district 19 with a site area of 133,389.64sqft. 99 years leasehold, it consists of 2 blocks of 16 storey and 4 blocks of 17 storeys with total 394 units.
Prize ground floor units include a private pool-cum-jacuzzi or pond garden ensuite to your living room.
Heron Bay is set in a well established town with facilities and modern amenities in Hougang New Town.
Hougang is going through a great remaking process, with a new shopping centre to be expected. Remaking of our Heartland was launched to revitalise residential town and public housing estates. Hougang is one of the towns that is included in the programme, new and exciting developments will be coming your way to recapture Hougang's heritage with more recreational facilities.
Blossom Residences, a prestige new executive condo, developed by City Development, offers a wide range of facilities and entertainment, catering of all ages. All apartments come with North-South Orientation, to minimise the afternoon sun and enjoy a breeze of fresh air throughout the night.
Blossom Residences, is an executive condominium unlike any other. From its excellent location, to its spacious landscaping, to the cosy apartments and full condominium facilities.
Located along Segar Road within the Upper Bukit Timah locale. Segar LRT station is just 5 minutes away, connecting to Choa Chu Kang MRT. Ready to take you to the heart of town. You can dine and shop for your daily essentials and groceries at the nearby Shopping Mall, Bukit Pajang Plaza.
Blossom Residences also offers a number of excellent educational institutes within the neighbourhood. School such as Zhenghua Primary and Secondary, and Pionner Junior College will bring the most out of your children.
The Seawind is a luxurious development in Telok Kurau area, a highly sought after location in the popular East.
Designed to suit a variety of different lifestyles, the 222 unit development consists of condominium units, Soho concept residences and townhouses with a good mixture of 1-4 bedrooms units.
The Seawind embodies city living with around the clock offerings of famous casual and fine-dining establishments, popular and convenient shopping and entertainment centres, a well as quality schools that East has become renowned for. And yet, the glamour of downtown city and its full enriching recreational and leisure pleasure remain an easy commute away.
Singapore-based and Australia-listed Asian Centre for Liver Diseases & Transplantation ("ACLDT") and UPMC, a US$9 billion world-renowned healthcare enterprise based in Pittsburgh, USA, announced that they will collaborate to establish a Comprehensive Transplant Centre (CTC), to be owned and operated by ACLDT, to serve Asia and the Middle East.
The proposed CTC will offer transplantation capabilities in liver, kidney, stem cell and bone marrow. This partnership will improve and enhance the existing capabilities of ACLDT in liver diseases and further offer kidney, stem cell and bone marrow transplant programmes with the technological expertise of UPMC. Being the first of its kind, the establishment of a Singapore-based CTC will advance and transform the way healthcare is provided in Asia.
ACLDT is one of Asia‟s foremost Liver Centres with out-patient facilities and a dedicated in-patient Liver Ward and Intensive Care Unit to complement its successful Living Donor Liver Transplantation Programme thus providing seamless care for patients with liver diseases. Based in Gleneagles Hospital, it is the first private medical centre in South-east Asia to have performed close to 190 living donor liver transplants.
UPMC aims to share its expertise in delivering world-class healthcare, advanced technologies, including telemedicine and electronic medical records, and management skills with ACLDT. Amongst a number of public and private medical companies in Singapore, this collaboration is recognition of ACLDT‟s work and reputation in Asia in delivering high quality and standard of service to patients with liver and gastro diseases.
It is expected the collaboration will help increase ACLDT‟s ability to handle more patients from the region, including the Middle East, widen its scope of transplant activities, raise the quality of clinical outcomes and improve operational efficiencies.
The Asian Centre for Liver Diseases & Transplantation ("ACLDT") was established in 1994 in Singapore. Today, it is one of Asia‟s foremost Liver Centres with out-patient facilities as well as a dedicated in-patient Liver Ward and Intensive Care Unit to complement its highly successful Living Donor Liver Transplantation (LDLT) Programme.
ACLDT is led by renowned hepatobiliary expert and liver transplant surgeon, Dr Tan Kai Chah (Dr K C Tan), who started the Liver Transplant Programme at the King's College Hospital London, the UK. Together with a multi-disciplinary team of experienced specialist physicians and surgeons, Dr Tan developed it into one of the largest in Europe and performed many pioneering operations including the first „split-liver‟ transplant from a single donor to two recipients.
ACLDT is the first private medical centre in South-east Asia to have performed close to 190 living donor liver transplants as at 30 Nov 2011. Dr K C Tan has personally performed more than 600 liver transplants. On average, ACLDT treats 8,000 patients a year, of which over 90% are international patients from South-east Asia, South Asia, Indochina, the Middle East and Russia.
With a team of highly-trained specialists, state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, ACLDT is a one-stop specialist medical hub that provides seamless and comprehensive treatment for adults and children with liver and gastro diseases. Given the vast experience of ACLDT and its highly successful LDLT Programme, it has also become an important referral centre for treatment of acute liver failure and liver transplants.
Located at 388 Upper East Coast Road (Former Casa Nassau), Uber 388 is an upcoming freehold low-rise development with 95 freehold residential units ranging from 1-, 2-, 3- & 4-bedroom apartment units including 11 exclusive Penthouse & loft units with 2- & 3-bedrooms.
It's in this exclusive 5-storey luxury living that you will experience the glamour of residing in the East. At Uber 388, you are near to everywhere from restaurants to eateries, shopping centre to the sea. Truly an ideal home for your stay or investment.
At Uber 388, the sleek architecture and lush captivating landscape are just some of the sophisticated design finesse to keep you engaged in timeless respite. To be able to live in one of its 94 elegantly crafted apartments, it's simply a chance of a lifetime.
Not too far from the city, yet a place that's not too busy. At Uber 388, you are near to everywhere that you want to be - from restaurants to eateries, shopping centre to the sea.
Uber 388 is within 1 km to Temasek Primary School & Temasek Junior, 6 bus stops to Victoria Junior College and 10 bus stops to CHIJ Katong Convent Secondary.
At Uber 388, you enjoy easy access to major roads and expressways such as East Coast Expressway (ECP), Pan-Island Expressway (PIE), Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) and New Upper Changi Road.
Uber 388 is developed by MCL Land, a leading property developer in Singapore. A member of the Jardine Matheson Group under Hongkong Land Holdings (HLH), MCL has an extensive track record and portfolio of prime residential properties in Singapore & Malaysia.
Uber 388 brings life and entertainment to your family and guests with plenty of modern facilities. Bask and relax at the generous and spacious pool deck. Sweat it out at the fully equipped poolside gym. Or relax with your guests at the unique roof terrace over a barbeque. Theme gardens, jacuzzi, and a cosy children's play area features a tree house and rabbit holes in hedges for your kids to run through. It's the simple pleasures that make life great at Uber 388.
Every home at Uber 388 comes with excellent quality fittings and appliances: Brandt collection of kitchen appliances, Honsgrohe & Pura Vida range of bathroom fittings.
The link bridge (College Link) to UTown is now open. You can now explore UTown’s facilities – a map is available for download here.
The NUS University Town (UTown), the first of its kind in Singapore’s higher learning landscape, opens its doors in 2011. Located across the NUS Kent Ridge campus, this is where some 2,400 undergraduate students, 1,700 graduate students and 1,000 researchers will work, live, and learn in close proximity.
Undergraduates staying in the Residential Colleges have the opportunity to combine the vibrancy of campus living with an exciting multidisciplinary academic programme. Graduate students moving into the Graduate Residence can look forward to facilities dedicated to the university’s growing graduate community. Top researchers from world-class research institutes will gather under one roof to form loci of innovation at the Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise (CREATE).
UTown, which is being developed in phases, will be launching its two undergraduate residential colleges - Cinnamon (that houses the University Scholars Programme) and Tembusu Colleges, in its initial phase in August 2011. Open to all new undergraduates and existing students, each residential college admits up to 600 students. Residents are encouraged to stay for at least 2 years to extract the optimal benefits of residential living and learning.
Each residential college has a Master who will be supported by a team of faculty fellows, graduate tutors and staff. They will develop the academic tone and character of the college. Together with their families, the Master and faculty fellows will live alongside the students.
Students will have a choice of living in single rooms or sharing a 6 bedroom suite. Room rental rates are from S$110 per room per week. Please refer to NUS Office of Student Affairs website for details on the accommodation fees.
Each college is also equipped with facilities such as theme rooms, multipurpose halls, dining halls, student lounges and common lounges. These facilities aim to create a supportive friendly environment, cultivating spirited communities through social, educational and cultural interaction.
With purposeful facilities designed to encourage an open exchange of ideas, this is where creativity, innovation and enterprise will flourish.
UTown leverages NUS’ reputation for enabling research and teaching across disciplines. It offers a new dimension in living and learning in line with the university’s mission to be a global university centred in Asia.
As an expression of NUS’ endeavour to enhance students’ learning experience, UTown is part of NUS’ long term plans to develop collaborative learning communities to engage young minds and maximize their potential.
National University of Singapore 21 Lower Kent Ridge Road,
Thomson Grand is a 99-year leasehold condominium development located in district 20. Expected to be completed in 2015, it stands 20 storeys tall and comprises a total of 339 units. Thomson Grand is within minutes drive to Yio Chu Kang MRT Station and Ang Mo Kio MRT Station.
Thomson Grand has full condo facilities including a basement car park, clubhouse, gym, Jacuzzi and swimming pool.
Thomson Grand is easily accessible via major roads and expressways such as Upper Thomson Road, the Pan Island Expressway and the Central Expressway. With the Marymount MRT Station, the resident will also enjoy the convenience of the public transportation system to other parts of Singapore.
Residents of Thomson Grand can expect to enjoy wide variety of amenities available at the nearby Thomson Plaza, Junction 8 Shopping Centre and Bishan HDB estate. Sports & recreational choices can be found at the nearby Singapore Island Country Club and Lower Peirce Reservoir Park.
Stansfield College was founded in 1993 but they will be opening yet another campus in August this year in Serangoon Central. Their mission today is a simple one - to make learning enjoyable. Many of them at Stansfield College including their Chairman and Deans have degrees from overseas universities and they understand the importance of enjoying the learning experience. They have dedicated themselves towards the purpose of their mission as they believe that you get more out of your education if you truly enjoy the process. They also believe that this attitude extends beyond just the time we spend in school. After all, we are all always learning, no matter how old we are so we strive for a simple goal – enjoy learning, enjoy life!
They also know that we enjoy something the most when we can see its true value to us, which is why they strive to offer their students the opportunity which has resulted in their ability to produce many top students over the years, including First Class Honours graduates in their international partners’ programmes consistently, every year. Over the years, they realised that not all interested students qualified for entry into their partners’ programmes and so their range of courses were expanded to include several foundation programmes as well as Certificate and Diploma programmes that allow a student to grow with them and eventually attain direct entry into selected partner university programmes with exemptions, through the transfer of credits. This made University degree programmes available to all who wanted them.
Most of their courses are taught by their full-time faculty who demonstrate a commitment to their mission and core values. They are augmented by a team of adjunct faculty who are carefully screened, many of whom have been with them as effective lecturers for some time.
They believe that people and organisations succeed only through discipline and this is a value they believe in strongly. They focus on moulding their people and organisation through discipline so as to be ‘role models’ for their students. After all, their students learn better obliquely by observation than ‘rote-learning’.
They recognise that first year full-time students need more guidance; therefore their class size policy is to limit the class to 24 and the tutorials to 8 in the critical first year of their Day College programmes. At the same time, they recognise that adult learners prefer a schedule allowing balance between work and classes. Their Evening College programmes are therefore designed with affordability and outside of class support. Their focus is to provide the best guidance to each and every student who enrols with them.
Imagine the marriage of exclusivity and convenience – My Manhattan, a development by CEL which combines the prestige and exclusivity of a private residential enclave nestled amidst quality amenities like the Simei MRT station and Eastpoint Shopping Mall, all within walking distance.
If you are a young professional, you will relish the fact that you are connected to the Changi International Airport and the Central Business District, each not more than 10 minutes away (via the PIE and ECP). If you are game for a weekend of sports and activities out at the beach, there is always the East Coast Park – a 5 minutes drive away. My Manhattan grants you the idyllic charms of the suburbs, while being well connected to the city and the rest of the world, at the same time, literally.
Should you be a family with young children, what My Manhattan offers is the ease of fufilling your child’s education needs. The East has been known to be home to many notable schools, and this is definitely a place to bring up your children, with St Hilda’ s Primary, St. Anthony’ s Canossian Secondary, Anglican High School, Temasek Junior College, Victoria Junior College and even Singapore University of Technology and Design, all within convenient reach from My Manhattan – your child can literally breeze through primary school to university, without leaving the neighbourhood. This is something only a few estates in Singapore can boast of, and this is one of them.
If you have plans to upgrade to a prime condominium, My Manhattan is the place for you. Considering that the prices of public housing is at a sufficiently high point, it may be worthwhile to upgrade to a full-sized condominium with complete facilities like the My Manhattan.
For investors and current private properties owners looking to invest in a prime property, you can rest assured that as a development that is a stone’s throw of the MRT and with world class companies sinking roots in the Changi Business Park and the Loyang Aerospace Hub. In investment, it is all about location, location and location. My Manhattan is proud to offer you all these and more.
Therefore, from young jet-setting professionals, to young families with growing children, to investors looking for a good location, My Manhattan has something for everyone.
ELOHIM — Jehovah, God of Creative. Inspired by forms, motivated by a dream. Enjoys using androgynous, symmetrical and asymmetrical combinations in her collections, as well as experimenting with different colours, cuttings textures and details.
Sabrina Goh, Malaysian born, Singapore based designer, graduated from LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, Singapore. Whilst studying in Singapore, she was an intern stylist at Mediacorp Singapore. Upon her graduation, she joined various local fashion labels as in house Fashion Designer for total of 4 years.
Sabrina Goh is a finalist for Singapore Young Designer Contest 2006 and 2007 with her collection of CUPID&PSYCHE and FUTURE FICTION. Besides that, she was one of the young designers showcased in Audi Fashion Festival 09 Blueprint featuring Blackmarket fashion shows with her 2nd collection Control Freak. Sabrina Goh is one of a few budding local designers to have just opened up shop at Orchard Central attracting more and more fashionistas to the previously uninspiring mall.
NTU will set up a new medical school, jointly managed by London's Imperial College, which is ranked among the top three medical schools in Britain and among the world's top five in a disused conservation building adjacent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Singapore’s new medical school, which will admit its first 50 students in 2013, will produce a different breed of doctors from the two other schools here.
NTU President Su Guaning said its graduates will be trained to tap cutting-edge technology such as robotics to treat patients. The school will not only train the best clinicians, but will also be at the forefront of innovating medical devices and improving health care, he added. NTU Provost Bertil Andersson said the school plans to also recruit 'top-notch' teachers from here and around the world, and that the curriculum will include classes on business, so students will know the nuts and bolts of managing health-care costs.
Straight A's alone will not be enough to get into Singapore's third medical school to be set up by the NTU and Imperial College London. It will also require its students to be team players, relate well to people and have solid communication skills. Imperial College officials want to produce doctors who will not only have sound medical knowledge, but also the 'humanity' to give patient-centred care. Students will be exposed to patients from their first year and deal with them in various health - care settings, including hospitals, polyclinics and nursing homes. Student doctors will also be trained to lead teams and be comfortable with technology.
Adora Green’s location makes it accessible via major expressways from different parts of Singapore such as the east through SLE/TPE, downtown via CTE and the west via SLE/BKE/KJE. The site is also within walking distance to the Yishun MRT/Bus Interchange.
Adora Green comprises 6 blocks of 16 storey flats with 2 levels of integrated carpark, landscaped deck, precinct pavilion and commercial facilities (Eating House, Shops, Mini-mart and Child care facility). It offers an array of 3-room, 4-room and 5-room layouts fitted with finishes. Of the over 800 units of apartments to be built, about 20% will be 3-room units, 65% 4-room units and 15% 5-room units.
NV RESIDENCES is a brand-new luxury condo project located strategically at Pasir Ris Grove. There are 642 units available with various types of layouts to ensure that you find your dream home with ease!
Situated in close proximity to Pasir Ris MRT Station and Bus Interchange, it offers great convenience to many shopping amenities such as White Sands, Tampines Mall, Ikea, Courts and Giant Hypermart. Recreational facilities such as Pasir Ris Park, Downtown East with E!Hub and Escape Theme Park allows you to unwind easily.
United World College of South East Asia - East Campus is an international school of approximately 76,000 sq m in floor area located on a site of 5.2ha, comprising of one infant block, two educational blocks, one sports amenities and a student hostel. The campus is scheduled to have a capacity of 2,500 students and to be completed in April 2011.
The campus buildings have been layered in order to maximise the use of available space, with vehicle transit areas, parking, and indoor sport and multi-purpose halls located below the main level of the school. The ground-level of the campus will be virtually traffic-free, providing ample open space and comprehensive sporting facilities, including an Olympic-size and learn-to-swim swimming pools, multi-purpose courts and a full-size football field. All these facilities will be elevated some nine metres above original ground-level, with indoor sports halls and arts facilities directly below.
The design of International School @ Tampines has innovatively intensified and optimised the land usage without compromising on the qualities of the optimal learning environment. An elevated landscape podium deck is created to increase floor areas without further densifying the built-up areas by unnecessarily increasing in the vertical height of the campus, which is not a desirable quality in the design of a school. The creation of an elevation deck also creates a vehicular-free and fully landscaped platform to facilitate student interactions, hence establishing as the key interaction zone for the whole campus. Similarly, the clever use of the large roofscape in multiple functions such as the ball courts, roof garden, solar panel field, etc has also further optimised the use of spaces.
Renewable solar energy, rainwater recycling, efficient air-conditioning and lighting systems are a few key environmental features in the energy management of the school which is an aim of the Singapore authorities to achieve a high intensity of 'green' buildings. The schools boast an extensive area of close to 0.5 hectares of solar panels in harnessing the solar energy, which is one of the largest in the region. The elevated soccer field also doubles up as a rainwater collection catchment area for the rainwater irrigation system within the school premise.
Department of College Advancement is at 1207 Dover Road
Share on : 
Facebook
Twitter
Delicious
Digg
Email This
