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Surbana Jurong Group is a global urban, infrastructure and managed services consulting firm, with over 70 years of track record in successful project delivery. Headquartered in Singapore, the group has a global talent pool of 16,000 across

Surbana Jurong and our member companies AETOS, Atelier Ten, B+H, KTP, Prostruct, RBG, SAA, Sino-Sun and SMEC, based in more than 120 offices in over 40 countries. They include architects, designers, planners, engineers and other specialists driven

by progressive thinking and creative ideas to help shape a better future.

Our tag line “Building Cities, Shaping Lives” expresses how every project or undertaking is, for the Group, an opportunity to fulfil aspirations and enrich lives. By designing and delivering quality housing, work spaces, roads, rail, hydropower,

dams, underground and coastal protections and other critical infrastructure needed by our clients, we are redefining cities and transforming them into sustainable and liveable spaces where communities and businesses, present and future, can thrive.

Surbana Jurong is ranked 26th in ENR 2020 Top 225 International Design Firms.


Surbana Jurong is part of a consortium which developed Connect@Changi, a pilot purpose-built accommodation for international travellers to conduct business meetings in a safe and quarantine-free environment in Singapore. SJ provided an innovative one-stop-shop turnkey solution for this unprecedented project, collating all stakeholders’ requirements and translated these into reality. The initial phase, which has been completed, consists of over 660 guest rooms and 150 meeting rooms.

Connect@Changi was built at the Singapore Expo site where SJ first set up the community care and recovery facilities (CCF) in response to the pandemic. A 50-strong team of healthcare planners, architects, engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors and procurers completed two halls with 950 beds within three days and 10 halls with 8,000 beds within four weeks. This CCF helped to alleviate pressure on hospital beds and was decommissioned in December 2020.

Designed and delivered world’s first internationalbubble facility where business travellers can meet safely

Connect@Changi


Surbana Jurong Group successfully launched a S$250 million sustainability-linked bond due 2031, under its US$1 billion multicurrency debt issuance programme. It is the:

• First public sustainability-linked bond issuance from a Southeast Asian based company;• First Singapore dollar-denominated sustainability-linked bond;• First Asian sustainability-linked bond to feature a premium step-up structure at maturity.

This 10-year Singapore dollar bond at a coupon rate of 2.48 per cent drew tremendous interest from high quality institutional investors and private banks internationally. The offering was more than six times oversubscribed, drawing over S$1.7 billion in orders.

Launched innovative sustainability-linked bond which drew over S$1.7 billion in orders

Surbana Jurong has pledged to achieve net zero emissions at SJ Campus by 2030.


The SJ North Asia architecture team is supporting public housing development in the Yangpu Economic Development Zone, the largest economic zone in Hainan. Yangpu itself is the largest port city there. The housing project covers 5,000 units in 84 residential blocks over a total GFA of 950,000sqm.

With SJ’s longstanding involvement in the masterplan for Hainan’s economic development zone development, this housing project marks SJ’s most successful attempt in exporting Singapore’s Public Design Principles into the China market.

Designing public homes in China’s biggest free trade zone in Hainan Province

Yangpu Economic Development Zone


SJ architecture designed the NUS School of Design and Environment 4, Singapore’s first new-build net-zero energy building, in collaboration with Serie + Multiply Consultants. As it achieves its net-zero energy target, the building provides users with healthy spaces where staff and students can interact, creating the social environment to boost creativity and innovation.

Designed Singapore’sfirst new-build net-zeroenergy building

SJ architecture designed and delivered the world’s first multi-tiered fish farm. This vertical farm, which is modular and scalable, is expected to increase local fish production by 50%, significantly contributing towards food sustainability in Singapore.

Designed world’s first multi-tiered urban fish farm

Delivered over one million homes in Singapore

SJ Township and SJ Infrastructure have designed and delivered 26 townships, including over one million homes in Singapore. Today, seven out of 10 Singaporeans live in homes designed by SJ Township. SJ Site Supervision has played an integral role in overseeing the construction and delivery of these homes in Singapore.

NUS School of Design& Environment 4


Surbana Jurong has developed master plans in more than 60 countries and over 100 industrial parks globally, including Lagos Free Zone in Nigeria.

Master planning for 60+ countries

Surbana Jurong undertook the master planning (including the Development Guide Plan), for Phases 1, 2 & 3 and also Project Management of the entire Suzhou Industrial Park, an integrated township providing industrial park development with housing, community, recreational and educational facilities. It has been home to over 5,000 foreign companies since its inception in 1994.

Developed SuzhouIndustrial Park, home to 5,000 companies

SJ Capital, the investment and asset management arm of Surbana Jurong, is building a series of equity and quasi-debt instruments to address a persistent funding gap that most greenfield urban and infrastructure projects.

To date, SJ Capital has entered into two partnerships: (1) a US$500 million Joint Venture Fund Company (“Mitbana”) with Mitsubishi Corporation from Japan that will invest in townships and transit-oriented developments (TODs) in ASEAN and South Asia; and (2) a USD$500 million Co-Investment Agreement with the Silk Road Fund from China that will invest in greenfield and brownfield infrastructure projects in ASEAN.

Addressing persistent funding gap faced by greenfield urban and infrastructure projects

The US$2.1 billion Lagos Free Zone is Nigeria’s largest privately owned special economic zone, designed by Surbana Jurong in partnership with China Harbour Engineering Company.


Mitbana is now developing the first interconnected multi-modal transport hub in Greater Jakarta with Indonesian conglomerate Sinar Mas Land. Located in the Intermoda district in BSD City, the Transit-Oriented Development will offer unparalleled access to multiple public transportation options including road, rail, and park-and-ride facilities which will enhance last-mile connectivity and reduce congestion to and from the Jakarta city centre.

Securing significant urban development commitments

Artist’s impression of Intermoda multi-modal transport hub


SJ Aviation is currently involved in the planning of four new airports, namely: • Bucharest, Romania• Latina Airport, Italy• Kediri, Indonesia • North Bali, Indonesia

SJ Aviation is also involved in the expansion of six airports including: • Lombok, Indonesia • Labuan Bajo (Komodo), Indonesia • Honiara, Solomon Islands • Velana Airport, Maldives

Planning four new airports and expanding six airports

Kediri Airport, Indonesia


Drone for SJ Defence

SJ Defence manages the only fully integrated live firing range complex in Southeast Asia.

Managing the only fully integrated live firing range complex in Southeast Asia

SJ Defence, a homeland, civil and military defence infrastructure and training solutions provider, employs cutting-edge drone technologies to meet critical safety and security needs. The team collaborated with Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs to trial autonomous drones safely in urban areas and remote sites beyond visual line of sight.

Operates autonomous drones for security in urban areas

SJ Defence has designed, built and managed facilities for the training of more than 800,000 soldiers, policemen and firemen over the last eight years in Singapore.

Designed and managed facilities for training 800,000


A view of Jurong Island

SJ Underground Development is involved in the second phase of Singapore’s Deep Tunnel Sewerage System, delivering a design which adopts the “Vertical Shaft Sinking Machine” method of construction. This advanced technology for shaft construction works is a first in Asia.

Deployed advanced technology for Deep Tunnel Sewerage System

SJ Underground Development is involved in the design of a pedestrian underground tunnel in the heart of Singapore’s Civic District, adopting the “Rectangular Tunnel Boring Machine” method of construction. The tunnel between the Funan integrated development and Capitol Piazza has greatly enhanced connectivity in the Civic District and is the first time this advanced technology has been applied in a commercial project.

Operates autonomous drones for security in urban areas

To help Singapore carry out its role as the largest bunkering hub in the world, Asia’s Oil Product Pricing Centre and one of the top three independent storage bases, SJ Energy & Industrial engineers developed over three million cubic metres of bulk liquids storage capacity on Jurong Island, equivalent to 30% of the total third-party storage capacity in the island.

Created three million cubic metres of bulk liquids storage capacity on Jurong Island


Jurong Rock Caverns

SJ Infrastructure has been involved in practically all of the land reclamation works in Singapore over the last four decades, an outcome of which is the expansion of Singapore’s land area by some 25%.

Expanded Singapore’s land area by 25% through reclamation works

SJ Land Survey is the first in Singapore to adopt the Mobile Laser Scanning survey technique to map out flood-prone areas for Singapore’s Public Utilities Board. SJ Land Survey also completed the largest cadastral land survey in Singapore, covering about 1,000 ha of land for the development of Changi Airport Terminal 5. (Cadastral survey is a technical practice showing the extent, value and ownership of land.)

First to adopt Mobile Laser Scanning survey technique to map out flood prone areas in Singapore

SJ Energy & Industrial engineers designed Jurong Rock Caverns, the first Undersea Hydrocarbon Storage Caverns in the world, for storing crude oil, naphtha and condensate. Located more than 100m underground, the facility provides safe and secure storage for liquid hydrocarbons and frees up usable land above ground.

Designed Jurong Rock Caverns, the first Undersea Hydrocarbon Storage Caverns in the world


Punggol Waterway

SJ Infrastructure engineers created Punggol Waterway, which at 4.2km is the longest man-made waterway in Singapore. The good earth dug up to form the waterway was used to fill up other low-lying areas within Punggol Town as part of the earthworks scope.

Created longest man-made waterway in Singapore

Surbana Jurong secured the inaugural ABC (Active-Beautiful-Clean) Waters Gold Certification from Singapore’s Public Utilities Board for the Rivervale Shores residential project. With more than 50% of the area allocated to planting, the development offers lush greenery and recreational spaces. Among its sustainability features, the project maintains the pre-development peak stormwater runoff and keeps a rainwater harvesting tank to collect treated water for reuse in the irrigation of its gardens.

Secured inaugural ABC (Active-Beautiful-Clean) Waters Gold Certification

Surbana Jurong is the first large corporate organisation in Singapore to attain ISO 37001. The accreditation specifies requirements and provides guidance for establishing, implementing, maintaining, reviewing and improving an organisation’s anti-bribery management system.

First large corporate organisation in Singapore to attain ISO 37001


A screenshot of the operation of the OMNI BIM-enabled FM solution

SMM, the facilities management arm of Surbana Jurong, has been a key contractor for Singapore’s Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) for over two decades. SMM provides facilities management, preventive and corrective maintenance, conservancy, project management and 24/7 emergency services for MINDEF’s camps and operationally ready facilities.

Key contractor for Singapore’s Ministry of Defence for over two decades

Surbana Jurong is the first multidisciplinary consultancy in Asia to attain the new ISO 19650. The accreditation recognises standards in the organisation and digitisation of information about buildings and civil engineering works, including BIM.

First multidisciplinary consultancy in Asia to attain the new ISO 19650

SMM is transforming facilities management (FM) with Digital FM with its OMNI BIM-enabled FM solution that was developed in-house. By integrating 3D Building Information Modelling (BIM)with FM processes, and connecting with smart devices, the OMNI BIM-enabled FM solution gives the FM practitioner real-time monitoring and analytical capabilities to make quick, data-driven decisions about maintenance, utilities usage and equipment health. OMNI also helps to diagnose and predict asset performance.

Transforming facilities management with Digital FM


SJ Campus is the project with the largest gross floor area to participate in the Green Mark for Super Low Energy (SLE) Building Pilot study. It was awarded Green Mark Platinum (SLE) by Singapore Building and Construction Authority in 2019.

Project with largest GFA to participate in Green Mark Super Low Energy Study

SJ Campus


Member of the Surbana Jurong Group


AETOS has over 50 years of experience providing security and safety services to Singapore’s key maritime, aviation and infrastructure installations. Since the onset of COVID-19, AETOS has supported national efforts to combat the pandemic. Several hundred Auxiliary Police Officers and Security Officers provide security for migrant worker dormitories, hospitals, and alternative accommodation facilities, including Government Quarantine Facilities and military camps.

50+ years’ experience in security and safety

An AETOS officer donning PPE for work


AETOS’ electric vehicle for cash and valuables escort service

Together with Singapore’s DBS Bank, AETOS is switching to the use of electric vehicles (EVs) for the transportation of cash and valuables escort service by 2026. For a start, both firms are using an EV van to transport cash from DBS and POSB branches to a cash processing centre. On average, a single vehicle used for such services travels more than 170km daily. The switch is in line with Singapore’s move to adopt the use of EV by 2040, and will cut the equivalent of carbon emissions by up to 47kg a day.

Reducing carbon emissions by switching to electric vehicles


Working with New York artist Leo Villareal and London architects Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands, Atelier Ten has developed a sustainable lighting solution that illuminates 3.2 miles of London’s bridges, the longest public art commission in the world.

Photo by James Newton

Designed the world’s longest public art installation: Illuminated River

Westminster Bridge, one of the nine bridges in London in the project


Standing 40m tall with water cascading down from the dome-shaped roof of Jewel Changi Airport, the HSBC Rain Vortex is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. Arching over one of the world’s largest air-conditioned gardens and waterfall is a large glass roof more than three times the size of a football pitch.

Designed by Safdie Architects, this architectural marvel has been a centre of attention for many since Jewel opened doors in April 2019. To balance the need for abundant heat and light for plants, and thermal comfort for people, Atelier Ten provided computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling, strategic environmental design and energy analysis for the project.

Environmental design and CFD modelling for the world’s tallest indoor waterfall: HSBC Rain Vortex

Jewel Changi Airport


B+H and CHIL Interior Design maintained and advanced their positions in the global rankings of architecture and interior design practices. B+H was awarded 59th place among the world’s top 100 architecture practices in the World Architecture 100 (WA100) 2021 survey and was also ranked #57 among the world’s Top 100 Interior Design practices in the Interior Design Magazine Top 100 Giants 2021 global survey. CHIL Interior Design, the hospitality design studio of B+H, was ranked #48 in the Interior Design Magazine 2020 Hospitality Giants list.

Ranked among world’s top Architecture and Interior Design practices

Leveraging the firm’s 28-year legacy in Greater China, B+H is seeing remarkable growth and progress since opening its Shenzhen studio in 2020. With several new projects and high-profile design competitions won, including the Shenzhen Children’s Hospital & Science and Education Building and the Shenzhen Natural History Museum, B+H is the only firm establishing international design presence and hiring locally. Leading with the firm’s in-house, multi-disciplinary experience – providing integrated master-planning, architecture, urban planning, spatial planning, interior design, landscape design, and Experience Design – B+H provides its full suite of design + consulting offerings for clients across the region through its Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Shanghai studios.

Showing remarkable growth in China’s Greater Bay Area

Artist’s impression of Shenzhen Natural History Museum


B+H was one of the first foreign architecture firms to establish a presence in China in 1992 when the firm opened its Shanghai studio after winning a design competition for Xiamen International Airport.

One of the first foreign architecture firms to establish presence in China

B+H has a proven track-record of delivering leading-edge sustainable projects, including Canada’s first Zero Carbon Building Design certified institutional building, Canada’s first retrofit to achieve a Zero Carbon Building Design certification, and the first net-zero carbon facility dedicated to archival preservation in the Americas.

Leading-edge zero carbon track record

With over 50 years of healthcare design experience, B+H has designed over 1.2 million sqm of healthcare space across North America, Asia and the Middle East in the last 10 years.

50+ years of healthcare design experience

Joyce Centre for Partership & Innovation, Mohawk College, Canada’s first Zero Carbon Building Design certified institutional building


KTP and SJ Infrastructure are involved in the design and construction of Singapore’s North-South Corridor (NSC) that will better connect the northern and central parts of Singapore. When completed in 2026, the 21.5km, largely underground expressway will intersect various expressways and support Singapore’s car-lite vision.

Connecting northern and central Singapore through North-South Corridor

KTP and SJ Infrastructure are involved in designing and constructing Jurong Region Line, Singapore’s seventh Mass Rapid Transit line. The 24km long elevated transit system will significantly expand the current rail network in Singapore to serve more than 500,000 commuters daily in the future.

Working on Singapore’s seventh Mass Rapid Transit line to serve more than 500,000 commuters daily

KTP and SJ Infrastructure are the main consultants in the development of Singapore’s Jurong Innovation District, a 600-hectare next-generation industrial hub where enterprises involved in advanced manufacturing, urban solutions and smart logistics can embrace Industry 4.0 capabilities.

Working on next-generation industrial hub where firms embrace Industry 4.0 capabilities

Artist’s impression of theJurong Regional Line


Prostruct Consulting, a leading infrastructure consultancy specialising in protective security and blast protection, operates the only laboratory accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council to conduct blast testing on building structures. The innovations Prostruct developed include a blast-resistant roller shutter door and a crash barrier design that protects infrastructure against truck crashes. Prostruct has also co-developed a “ready-to-stick” wrap that protects concrete pillars against cracks and nearby explosions.

Operates Singapore’s only accredited lab to conduct blast testing on building structures

Prostruct helped to secure the structure of JTC Chemicals Hub@ Tuas South, Singapore’s first high-rise multi-tenanted development that houses companies involved in the manufacture, blending and distribution of hazardous chemicals.

Prostruct provided protective security design for Jewel Changi Airport, including blast façade design for Changi Airport Terminal 4 and Terminal 2. It is currently providing protective design for the Jurong Regional MRT Line Depot and Stations, Singapore’s seventh MRT line.

Building resilience in a new generation of critical and sensitive infrastructure

Prostruct’s innovative roller shutter door


RBG delivered structural and civil engineering services and 3D imaging/construction sequence visualisation of Australia 108, a skyscraper with 1,105 apartments over 100 floors. Australia 108 is the tallest building by roof height, the second tallest building by full height in Australia, and Southern Hemisphere’s tallest residential building.

The Southern Hemisphere’s tallest residential building

RBG helped deliver the world’s tallest green wall and largest cantilevering heliostat on One Central Park, Sydney. Among its many awards, the building was awarded a 5-star Green Star for “Multi-Unit Residential Design v1” Certified Rating by the Green Building Council of Australia. This award made One Central Park the largest multi-residential building (by net lettable area) in Australia at the time to receive such a designation. Cumulatively, there are over 250 species of Australian plants and flowers in the building, comprising both exotic and Australian native plants.

The world’s tallest green wall and largest cantilevering heliostat

The Meygen Tidal Turbines is the first of its kind, currently the largest planned tidal stream project in the world, and is the only commercial multi-turbine array to have commenced construction. The site covers 3.5km in some of the fastest flowing waters in the United Kingdom. As a result, RBG developed the stable platform for seabed hydropower in the North Sea.

Developed stable platform for first of its kind hydropower project

Australia 108


Lifting UAE’s largest steel dome structure into placeRBG played a vital role in the formation of Al Wasl Plaza, UAE’s largest steel dome structure at the centre of the Expo 2020 site and an engineering marvel. Working within an international team of engineers and contractors, RBG developed the construction methodology and erection sequence to install the 80m high, 150m diameter dome and established the monitoring protocols to lift the structure into place safely.

Al Wasl Plaza Dome


SAA is the architect for Singapore’s largest healthcare facility, the 1,800-bed Woodlands Health Campus. The campus will be the first to feature an integrated acute and community hospital and a purpose-built park for patient healing.

Designed and delivered Singapore’s largest healthcare facility

Over the last three decades, SAA has helped to design and deliver 87 or over a third of the stations within Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transit rail system.

Designed and delivered about one-third of Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transit stations

SAA led the multidisciplinary team that orchestrated the delivery of the Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. The project won the President’s Design Award in 2018.

Orchestrated delivery of President’s Design Award winning Changi Airport T4

Woodlands Health Campus


Supporting medical innovation in HainanKnown as the Hainan Bo’ao Lecheng International Healthcare Incubator Hub, the project forms the gateway into the Hainan Bo’ao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone. The project covers over 60,000sqm and will boost the positioning of the Pilot Zone as an international medical tourism destination, with a cutting-edge medical R&D base. It will be completed in late 2021.

Hainan Bo’ao LechengInternational HealthcareIncubator Hub


Designing futuristic tech parks for China’s semiconductor industryThe Nanjing Jiangbei New Area Technology Park Semiconductor City Creative Techpark is envisioned as an iconic and innovative R&D precinct that will be the benchmark for future Techpark developments.The development comprises a main tower with an attached convention centre, one commercial mall, seven standalone commercial buildings, and four semiconductor office towers with an iconic skybridge between the two towers linking both separate plots. It will be completed in 2024.

Nanjing Jiangbei Semiconductor Techpark


Expanding one of the seven civil engineering wonders of the modern worldThe Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme, the namesake project of Surbana Jurong Group’s member company SMEC, is a major renewable energy scheme in Australia. It is also known as one of the civil engineering wonders of the modern world. SMEC is proud to continue its involvement in the planned expansion of the scheme, also known as Snowy 2.0. Upon completion, Snowy 2.0 will be one of the world’s biggest pumped hydropower storage plants, providing enough energy storage to power the equivalent of half a million homes.

Snowy MountainsHydroelectric Scheme


SMEC is helping improve the delivery of clean water in Semarang, the capital of Central Java in Indonesia. The project seeks to supply clean water to 60,000 to 70,000 more households. Currently, only 62% of households in Semarang have access to drinking water.

Supplying clean water to 60,000 to 70,000 more households in Central Java

SMEC was engaged in 2006 to provide design, engineering and advisory services on the project, which was discussed as early as 1860 by the Moravian Mission. SMEC also took on a subsequent role as the Independent Engineer. Cutting through the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas, the 9km Atal Tunnel (formerly called the Rohtang Tunnel) is the result of a persistent, collaborative effort between SMEC, the client and the contractors. After 14 years of construction, the Atal Tunnel was opened to the public in 2020. The tunnel facilitates two-way traffic and is designed to cater to up to 3,000 vehicles per day in any weather conditions all year round, making it a transformative project for India.

Engineered the Atal Tunnel, a gamechanger for India as the world’s longest highway tunnelover 10,000 ft

Atal Tunnel

Supplying sustainable, drought-resistant drinking water to millions in 1,400 villages in India

SMEC’s water engineers are helping to design and implement sustainable, drought-resistant drinking water supply schemes for about 1,400 villages with a combined population of 3.4 million in the Vindhya and Bundelkhand regions.


Designed Australia’s deepest road tunnelNorthConnex is a 9km tunnel reaching a maximum depth of 90m, making it Australia’s deepest road tunnel. The tunnel enables motorists to travel from Newcastle to Melbourne without a single set of traffic lights, paving the way for more efficient state and national freight movements, and delivers significant community benefits by taking 5,000 trucks a day off neighbourhood streets. SMEC and our joint venture partners provided road, tunnel, drainage, geotechnical, civil structures, traffic and pavement design services.

NorthConnex is the first road tunnel to be awarded a ‘Leading’ Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Design rating by the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA). A ‘Leading’ IS rating is the highest possible achievement in the IS rating scheme.

NorthConnex


Supervised construction of Indonesia’s first-ever light rail system

SMEC supervised the construction of Indonesia’s first Light Rail Transit (LRT) system, the Palembang LRT, in South Sumatera Province. Covering 23.4km with 13 stations and a depot, it is a mammoth project connecting Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II International Airport and Jakabaring Sport Centre.

A multi-national team of some 100 people were involved for 27 months, fast-tracking the design and construction of critical components to ensure the LRT was operational before the start of the Asian Games, which Indonesia hosted in June 2018.

Supporting the design of the first and longest railway viaduct in the Philippines

SMEC is heavily involved in the design of the 148km North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) Project, which will connect Metro Manila to Clark International Airport in Central Luzon and Calamba City in Southern Luzon. The project will be constructed along many constrained right-of-way and heavily developed areas.

NSCR North Phase 1, a 38km-long railway line will connect Malolos in the Province of Bulacan to Tutuban in Manila, and the 53km-long NSCR North Phase 2 from Malolos to Clark. The NSCR South will run for 57km from Solis to Calamba. The project, when completed in 2025, will alleviate congestion and cut travelling time for commuters.

Artist’s impression of Clark International Airport Station


Mount Edgecombe Interchange

The Mount Edgecombe Interchange, designed and construction managed by SMEC South Africa, is regarded as the largest interchange project in South Africa. The Interchange boasts one of the longest incrementally launched bridges in the Southern Hemisphere spanning 947m in length. In total, there are six new bridges; three existing bridges widened or lengthened; and a total of 12.4km of ramps on this project. Its elegance and innovative engineering design successfully resolved a pressing problem of ever-growing traffic demands, and spurred growth in one of Durban’s fastest growing areas.

Designed one of the longest incrementally launched bridges in the Southern Hemisphere

SMEC’s bridge engineers in South Africa designed one of the highest and longest main span balance cantilever bridges in the world across the Mtentu River, and the second longest cable-stay span crossing in Africa over the Msikaba River. These two mega-bridges form part of the greenfield section of the Wild Coast Highways project, a new highway that will reduce travelling time by more than three hours for travellers in South Africa.

Designed one of the highest and longest main span balance cantilever bridges in the world

SMEC has played a key role for more than a decade in the Ulu Jelai Hydroelectric Project in Malaysia, which contributes 326GWh annually to the country’s power supply system and promotes clean air by reducing 250,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year.

Ulu Jelai Hydroelectric Project contributes 326 GWh to Malaysia’s annual power supply

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