MiC is adopted in this Transitional Housing Project. With the strength of the MiC method, the utilisation of vacant government lands could be optimised. This project aims to provide affordable rent and family supporting services for low-income families who lives in dismal conditions and are queuing for Public Rental Housing.
Architect
Main Contractor
MiC Supplier
Structural Engineer
Building Services Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Highlights on Current Status
Obtained Occupation Permit in Mid Apr 2021
Project Current Status
Completed
No. of MiC Modules
108
CFA (m²)
2,858
MiC CFA (m²)
1,862
Superstructure Storeys
3
MiC Storeys
3
Anticipated Construction Cycle of Typical MiC Floor (@ Day cycle)
10
Construction Commencement Date
Jun 2020
Anticipated Year of Completion
Mar 2021
Structure
Steel
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