Thought Leadership

Hong Kong's emerging designers embark on their journey of shaping the future of design at AYDA Awards 2025/2026.

An interview with Ir ZA Wai Gin, Tony, Chairman of the QBA 2026

Interview with Ms. CHANG Yuk Kam, Patricia

Have you ever imagined a plastic resin that can be molded into any shape, inherently possessing flame-retardant properties without the need for additional fire retardants. Plastic items are an essential part of human life, and Akusta Steam-Releasing Flame-Retardant Resin (SRFR resin) transforms daily household plastics into materials with fire-resistant properties, enhancing safety and protecting against fire hazards.

Archify was proud to support Informa Markets' Architecture & Design Dialogues 2026 — a morning of bold ideas, honest conversations, and the kind of thinking that reminds us why design matters.There's a particular quality to a room where the right conversation is happening. The air feels different. People lean in. Time moves a little slower.

Located within VivoCity, Lovet’s latest flagship store reflects the evolution of the Singapore-based fashion brand from a digital-first retailer to a curated in-store experience. Founded in 2013, Lovet is known for its minimalist, versatile apparel designed in-house, offering customers accessible, trend-driven fashion with a strong focus on quality and comfort. 

The “Innovation Power – Global Vision” Forum convened creative leaders from across the Greater Bay Area to examine how international design innovation and cultural integration are reshaping the built environment. The dialogue underscored the region’s growing role as a testbed for new ideas in commercial, cultural, and public space design.

International Construction Week (ICW) & BuildXpo Malaysia 2026 returns this year with renewed momentum under the theme “Beyond Limits,” reflecting the construction industry’s drive to push boundaries through innovation, digitalisation and strategic collaboration.

Electrical cable certifications are essential for ensuring safety, reliability, and long-term performance in electrical installations. Because wires and cables carry power, even small defects can lead to serious risks such as fires, equipment damage, or electrical shock. This article explains the importance of third-party certifications and how independent testing bodies help verify product safety and quality. It highlights key certifications such as BPS, UL, KEMA, TÜV, and ISO, and what each represents. By understanding these certification marks, homeowners, professionals, and project managers can make informed decisions and choose electrical products that meet recognized local and international safety standards.

Electrical cable certifications are essential for ensuring safety, reliability, and long-term performance in electrical installations. Because wires and cables carry power, even small defects can lead to serious risks such as fires, equipment damage, or electrical shock. This article explains the importance of third-party certifications and how independent testing bodies help verify product safety and quality. It highlights key certifications such as BPS, UL, KEMA, TÜV, and ISO, and what each represents. By understanding these certification marks, homeowners, professionals, and project managers can make informed decisions and choose electrical products that meet recognized local and international safety standards.