Assemble for Impact

ORGANISED BY
DATES
15 - 20 Sep 2025
OPENING HOURS
15 – 20 Sep: 9.00am – 5.00pm
17 Sep: 9.00am – 2.00pm
VENUE
Henning Larsen
100 Amoy Street
S069920
ADMISSION
Exhibition (15 – 20 Sep) – Free
Workshop (20 Sep) – $15 (PayNow)
ORGANISED BY
DATES
15 - 20 Sep 2025
OPENING HOURS
15 – 20 Sep: 9.00am – 5.00pm
17 Sep: 9.00am – 2.00pm
VENUE
Henning Larsen
100 Amoy Street
S069920
ADMISSION
Exhibition (15 – 20 Sep) – Free
Workshop (20 Sep) – $15 (PayNow)
ABOUT
How can one build with less carbon? What local alternatives are available? And what practical steps can designers take today to create a more sustainable future?
Assemble for Impact is a public initiative that brings together an engaging exhibition and collaborative workshop to explore how Singapore can reduce its carbon footprint in the building and construction sector. The exhibition breaks down what carbon means in this context, highlights its environmental impact and presents key statistics specific to Singapore.
Visitors will discover innovative design approaches – like design for disassembly, circular construction and nature-inclusive design – alongside sustainable materials such as homegrown and recycled products. Curated and hosted by international design studio Henning Larsen, the exhibition will feature inspiring projects by local businesses tackling the carbon challenge head-on. Complementing the exhibition, a workshop invites participants to explore how locally produced materials and circular economy practices can shape more sustainable, nature-friendly spaces.
ORGANISER
Henning Larsen
Henning Larsen, founded in Copenhagen in 1959, is a global multi-disciplinary design studio known for sustainable, human-centric design. With offices worldwide, including Singapore, the firm integrates architecture, landscape and urban design to create adaptable, ecological spaces shaped by culture and community.
CONTACT
Name: Henning Larsen
Email Address: [email protected]
Top image: How can we integrate nature into design to reduce our carbon footprint? (Credit: Henning Larsen)
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