Six-stories high and spans 8,588 square metres, is the first net-zero energy building in Singapore and also the first in Southeast Asia to be awarded the Zero Energy Certification by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI).

The Esplanade is synonymous with spectacular performances both in the artistic and the construction sense. It has some of the most technically demanding structures, which is why builders turned to Lysaght to help bring the magnificent architecture from concept to fruition.

Built between 1869 and 1870, this church, which is also the recipient of Singapore Architectural heritage award in 2016, is a monument to the Chinese Catholic community in Singapore. The building is also the recipient of Singapore Architectural heritage award in 2016.