Singapore’s manufacturing sector is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by precision, automation, and digitalization. At the heart of this change is CNC machining (Computer Numerical Control), a critical process in metal fabrication that continues to evolve with breakthrough innovations.
As industries in Singapore from aerospace to electronics and marine engineering demand higher accuracy, faster turnaround, and customized components, CNC machining is no longer just about cutting and milling. It’s about smart manufacturing backed by advanced technology, software, and data integration.
In this blog, we explore the top 5 innovations in CNC machining that are reshaping metal manufacturing in Singapore and how businesses can leverage them for enhanced productivity and performance.

As cities continue to grow, the pressure on water resources, infrastructure, and the environment increases. While advanced technology has enabled significant progress in water treatment, there’s a renewed global interest in eco-friendly, nature-based solutions especially for urban water management. In contrast to energy-intensive systems and chemical-heavy processes, nature-based water treatment

As urban areas around the world continue to expand, the demand for reliable and sustainable water infrastructure is rising sharply. Traditional centralized water treatment systems, while efficient in established cities, often struggle to keep up with the pace and complexity of urban growth, especially in emerging districts, peri-urban zones, and temporary settlements.
This is where decentralized water treatment is gaining traction. Offering flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness, decentralized systems are fast becoming the preferred choice for engineers, urban planners, and sustainability-focused developers.
In this blog, we explore the growing relevance of decentralized water treatment, its key advantages, and why it holds the key to meeting urban water challenges in 2025 and beyond.

Architecture and Engineering studio Foster + Partners has won planning permission to redevelop a triangular site in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, with a botanical garden and a pair of plant-covered high-rises.