World Trade Center IIJakarta, Indonesia

P.T. Jakarta Land60,000 sq m (GFA)Completion 2010

Project value: US$80 M

The tower is located within the current World Trade Center development, neighbouring the existing World Trade Center, Wisma Metropolitan I and Wisma Metropolitan II buildings. The development, located along Jalan Jendral Sudirman, within the main Central Business District in Jakarta.

This 30 storey high-rise commercial tower is designed on an existing base/podium, which houses 5 existing basements.

Along with the overall glass curtain-wall design with vertical and horizontal fin expression, a lightweight open crown is designed centrally as the beacon of the whole development.

The building design incorporates efficient office floor plates with commercial public uses on first two storeys. The service core is zoned, compact and centralised (based on the existing basement core) to maximise floor efficiency and concurrently freeing the periphery to optimise daylight and views of the city.

Sinar Mas Real Estate Office & Masterplan,Jakarta, Indonesia

Sinar Mas Real Estate 16.50 Ha. (Site Area)

Completion 2010

The project is located in BSD City Tangerang, west of Jakarta on a 16.5 ha site. Client’s brief was to create an iconic, green, and unified building for two office blocks. Architect’s approach is to orientate the two buildings in North-South direction connected by a central core with building blocks shaped & formed to maximize views towards the lake.

Vehicular access to the building is located at the South West between the two wings of office block, with entrance opens into a naturally ventilated atrium; created a voluminous, lushly landscaped lobby with a feature staircase as a centerpiece welcoming the visitors into the building.

At the western ends of the buildings, a series of sky terraces & vertical greens buffer against the afternoon sun and heat. All receptions, lounges, atrium, lift lobbies, and toilets are naturally ventilated to conserve energy. In addition, passive & active features such as sun shading devices, trellises, low-e glass, and photovoltaic solar panels are adopted to create a low energy building. Rainwater are also harvested through roof garden and stored for landscape irrigation and sanitary flushing for water conservation.

This building, capitalizes on its distinctive green features, will become modern expression of an iconic structure in BSD City as well as in Jakarta.

Changi Business Park, Plot 61,Singapore

Ascendas-Frasers Joint Venture 117,515 sq m (Gross Floor Area)

Completion 2014 Project Value: Confidential

The project is a mixed use development located in the east of Singapore. It comprises of Business Park (offices), Retail mall and Hotel, covering a total area of 117515sqm. The development is located at the gateway into Changi Business Park and is destined to be its main activity hub

The project was the result a two envelope land tender exercise. The design of the tender scheme played an important role towards the successful award of the site.

The development is conceived as Elements within a lush tropical landscape.

Conceptually the mall takes on an organic form, while the Business Park and the Hotel are conceived as articulated elements. The organic form of the mall stretches between the towers and towards the Expo station, defining the retail mall. There will be lush landscaping surrounding the buildings and throughout the internal spaces of the mall. The exciting form of the mall and garden concept will create an unique retail environment unlike any other.

The design is one of porosity allowing pedestrian movement through the development, thereby tapping onto the pedestrian flow from the Expo station to all parts of the Changi Business Park. It will be seamlessly connected to the surrounding context.

The internal planning of the development capitalizes on synergy between different components by interfacing and overlapping integrating the various parts into a coherent whole.

The bold architecture will ensure that the development will become an iconic landmark within Changi Business Park.

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Changi Business Park, Plot 61,Singapore

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Changi Business Park, Plot 61,Singapore

Marina Bay SandsTM Integrated Resort,Singapore

Marina Bay Sands Pte Ltd 581,400 sq m (Gross Floor Area)

Completion:w 2009 Project Value: Confidential

The award winning “Marina Bay Sands™ Integrated Resort” (MBSIR) which is a collaboration between Aedas with Moshe Safdie Associates, Boston USA (MSA), is the first of the two IR projects to be built in Singapore.

The Singapore Government awarded MBSIR the first place on the competition based on how the proposal will complement the Marina Garden by the Bay concept architecturally as well as meeting the economic and tourism objectives required by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).

The 581,400 sqm mixed use waterfront development will house an event piazza of 10,000 spectators, The Sands Casino, a 110,000 sq m Meeting, Incentive, Conference and Exhibition (MICE), Retails, Offices, and waterfront promenade with its light house and floating pavilions. The development will be completed with two world class theatres, ‘the state of the art’ ArtsScience museum and a 360 degrees Sky Park above the three hotel towers, as its outstanding key features. After its announcement on late May 2006, the project is in its Design development Stage and expected to be completed by December 2009.

Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort,Singapore

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South Beach Development, Singapore

Bovis Lend Lease 39,410 sq m (Gross Floor Area)

Completion 2009 Project Value: Confidential

Set in a prime location in Singapore’s downtown, nestled between Marina Centre and the Civic District, the South Beach project is a 3.5 hectares mixed-used development, with a high quality mix of premium office space, two luxury hotels, city residences and retail space with a gross floor area of 146,827 sqm.

Central to the scheme are the alluring public spaces. The pedestrian friendly setting at the first storey will include a series of streets lined with shops, cafes and restaurants and sunken courtyards reminiscent of the finer grain street network and street life of the nearby Seah Street and Purvis Street area. Visitors will also be able to move seamlessly from the basement level concourse of the adjacent Esplanade MRT Station into the development through a “green axis” that ascends gradually from the basement to the street level.

This development by South Beach Consortium will also feature revolutionary modern and environmentally sustainable architecture which is also sensitive to the preservation of 4 original conserved military buildings that it will encompass.

Designed by prominent architectural British firm, Foster + Partners, South Beach is designed to become a revolutionary New Eco-Quarter in Singapore and establishing itself as a green icon in the region.

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South Beach Development, Singapore

Civic, Cultural and Retail Complex Vista Xchange, One-north, Singapore

CapitaLand Ltd. & Rock Productions Pte Ltd. 62,000 sq m (Total GFA) Completion 2012

Construction value: SGD 453.7M24,000 sq m (Retail GFA) / 38,000 sq m (Civic GFA)

The Civic, Cultural and Retail Complex is located within the Vista Xchange precinct of one-north, Singapore. The development comprises of cultural, civic & retail uses and when complete will provide a premier entertainment, lifestyle and retail experience for one-north and the wider Singapore community.

The design for the retail space responds to the challenging site topography as the zone spirals inwards addressing the major entry points and culminates in an open amphitheatre.

Above, a 40 m high grand foyer creates a visual and spatial connection between the retail, civic and cultural zones. It also provides a canopy under which the public can experience outdoor entertainment and al-fresco dining while protected from the elements.

The focus of the cultural zone is a 5,000 plus seat auditorium, which will be the largest venue of its kind in Singapore capable of staging amplified musicals, concerts and other large scale visual events.

The venue is supported with administration, artist and technical support, function spaces, foyers, concessions and circulation spaces making up the remainder of the cultural and civic program.

The Concept Design is driven by the desire to blur the boundaries between retail and cultural zones and indoor and outdoor spaces with flowing spatial transitions that encourage discovery and deliver an energetic civic node serving one-north and beyond.

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Civic, Cultural and Retail Complex Vista Xchange, One-north, Singapore

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Civic, Cultural and Retail Complex Vista Xchange, One-north, Singapore

Retail Mall

Performance Venue

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Civic, Cultural and Retail Complex Vista Xchange, One-north, Singapore

8 Napier Residence, Singapore

Napier Properties Private Limited 10,900 sq m (Gross Floor Area)

Completion 2010 Project Value: SGD58M

Nestled in the green and lush environs of the prestigious Napier Road within close proximity to the Singapore Botanical Garden, 8 Napier residence offers the superlative standard in Singapore’s apartment living. In line with the qualities that has made Singapore renowned in the world as a ‘Garden City’ - light, air, green, and space- 8 Napier offers the ultimate setting for chic city living The choice palette, tasteful materials and unique spatial concept at 8 Napier reflect a residence suitable for every lifestyle.

Standing at 10 Storeys high, comprising a total of 46 units, the architecture strives for serene simplicity as expressed by its clean, Modernist lines, whereby the indistinguishable boundary of indoor and outdoor living is elegantly composed and conceived as one.

Complementing the sheer impression of the property in its context, the beautifully-conceived, distinctive landscaping offer the perfect canvas for the provision of sumptuous common amenities, such as a 50m lap pool, gym, spa, BBQ, and function lounge. The soaring lobby garden lounge accentuates the exclusiveness of the residences within, each furnished with an individual private lift lobby.

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8 Napier Residence, Singapore

Orchard View at 29 Angullia Park,Singapore

Wheelock Properties7,500m2 (Gross Floor Area)

Completion: 2010 Project Value: SGD29M

Located off Orchard Boulevard and close to Singapore’s well known Orchard shopping belt, the proposed exclusive luxury apartment housing development at Angullia Park sits on a site area of 2700 sqm.

A single 36 storey high-rise residential tower is designed to comprise 30 exclusive apartment units with basement car park, and entrance lobbies on both level 1 and basement. Facilities include a fitness gym on level 2 overlooking a 50 metre infinity lap pool with jacuzzi, pavilion, various water features and lush landscape.

Apartments start at level 6 and with one apartment per floor, each unit has a private lift lobby. The four bedroom type luxury apartments are designed with spacious open concept living and dining areas which face east and open out to balconies with views toward the Orchard shopping area.

Orchard View at 29 Angullia Park,Singapore

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Senopati Suites at 42 Jalan Senopati,Jakarta, Indonesia

P.T. Asiana Lintas Development 25,000 sq m (Gross Floor Area)

Completion 2010 Project Value: USD18M

This residential development is a design collaboration work with Aboday Architects (Jakarta-based architecture firm). Located within the main Central Business District in Jakarta. The prominent location gives the client to market this single 30 storey high rise tower as an up-market luxurious apartment.

The tower consists of 92 apartment units, with the apartments start at level 3, each unit with a private lift access. Each units is designed with spacious open concept living and dining areas with spacious balconies facing north (with view of the central business district) and south (with view of the low rise up-market residential area).

A mixture of 1 to 4 bedrooms units is available in the tower, with only 4 units per floor. The units are designed as such that it offers double volume living area to some of the units. 2 units of penthouses are located at the top floor, equipped with private pool.

The main façade are designed with different depths, as such that it creates pockets of spaces, giving a very dynamic façade. The addition of the folding screens externally, provides the façade with an interesting texture.

At the 2-storey podium, communal facilities provided includes lap pool, children’s pool with Jacuzzi, barbecue area, and also a jogging track around the perimeter of the podium.

Additional facilities such as gymnasium, library and multi-purpose hall, are provided at 10th storey, enveloped by lush greenery surrounding these sky terraces.

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Senopati Suites at 42 Jalan Senopati,Jakarta, Indonesia

Chater HouseCentral, HK

Hongkong Land54,579 sq m (GFA) Completion 2002

Project value: HK$1,100 M

After the completion of the HK$ 150 million renovation and repositioning of Prince’s Building in 1997, Aedas was re-commissioned by Hongkong Land in 2000-02 to carry out the HK$1.2 billion redevelopment of the former Swire House to Chater House as a 50,000 sq m offi ce building and 7,000 sq m retail mall including 5,000 sq m Armani world store.

Aedas is Retail Design Architect, Project Architect & Authorized Person whilst KPF is Design Architect upon this project.

Chater HouseCentral, HK

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Nexxus Building Central, Hong Kong

Mutual Capital Ltd. 24,365 sq m (GFA) Completion 2008

Construction value: HKD 230M

Nexxus Building at 77 Des Voeux Road (formerly known as the Hang Seng Building), is located at a prime location in Central. The original building was developed in 1962 with 22-storey of offices. In 2006, Aedas was commissioned by the Client to undertake extensive A&A works for the building.

The new building comprises of 18 floors of offices with 5-storey of retail podium. The A&A works include area at the new retail podium, office lift lobbies, entrances, typical floor lobbies and toilets, and also installation of new double-glazed glass curtain wall. The developers have also applied for permission to build two footbridges to connect with the Hang Seng Bank’s Headquarters Building, which is linked with the mid-levels escalators and the International Finance Centre.

Aedas is the Architect and Interior Designer for this project.

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Nexxus Building Central, Hong Kong

ANNEX A

We are pleased to submit for acceptance our Fee Proposal for Masterplanning and Architectural Consultancy Services for the World Trade Centre Master Plan in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Proposal and Agreement shall be based on conditions of appointment as agreed, and shall include architect’s services and mode of payment with elaborations on the following terms and conditions.

Scope of basic services The scope of the Masterplanner/Architect’s work shall include the following stages: Project Phasing

Phase 1 – Brief Definition Phase 2 – Preliminary Concept Master Planning Phase 3 – Final Concept Master Planning

The activities proposed in each project phase of Master Planning services are listed below:

Phase 1 – Brief Definition

Duration: Approx. 4 Weeks

The goal of this pre-design phase is to establish base-line objectives for the project, to understand the changes to the site configuration and the client’s goals for the project. Services provided during the Pre-design phase include the following:

� Verify the basic site parameters in consideration to the local regulations and guidelines, but not limited to the following: o Entry access points o Zoning o Height limits o Community facilities o Development density o Traffic and transportation (with input from specialist Traffic Consultant) o Safety and security (with input from specialist Security Consultant) o Utility Infrastructure (with input from specialist Utility Consultant)

� Verify the unit mix and plot ratio based on client input � Verify the project brief with client and design team � Research previous design proposals for the site and surrounding planned

developments Deliverables � Master Planning Brief � Client’s design brief and supporting information � Site plan in context with existing site photos � Site analysis diagram � SWOT analysis diagram � Preliminary Land-Use and zoning development objectives

Phase 2 – Preliminary Concept Master Planning Duration: Approx. 4 Weeks

During this phase the Master Planner will work closely with the client and other members of the project team to develop preliminary master plan design options. The goal of this phase is to establish a final direction for the design. Services provided during the Preliminary Master Planning phase include the following:

� Develop three preliminary master plan options � Develop preliminary Urban Design and Landscape reference imagery � Develop preliminary Architectural reference imagery � Develop preliminary Architectural plans and massing studies

Deliverables Master Planning

� Preliminary Master Plans (three options) � Preliminary schedule of development (three options) � Preliminary 3D Massing sketch-up diagrams (three options) � Preliminary illustrative diagrams:

o Site analysis diagram. o Zoning diagram o Open space network diagram

� Preliminary Urban Design and Landscape reference images.

Architecture � Preliminary plans at 1:1000 of major facilities and 1:750 plans of key elements of

the Master Plan � Preliminary sketch-up models of major buildings including the existing buildings � Preliminary Architectural reference images

Phase 3 – Final Concept Master Planning Duration: Approx. 8 Weeks

Based on the Client’s input on the 3 design options of the Preliminary Concept Master Plan, one design option will be further developed into a Final Concept Master Plan of the 7-hectare site. The Master Planner will work closely with the project team to ensure coordination between all parties to ensure that the final design is a well-integrated whole. Services provided during the Master Planning phase include the following:

� Inclusion of the Client’s comments into the final Master Plan design � Contribute to the project vision statement � Conceptual design of site landscape � Production of the final illustrated master plan. � Production of final Master Plan diagrams � Production of final concept Architectural plans, elevations and massing studies.

Deliverables Master Planning

� Written project vision statement with supporting imagery � Site analysis diagram � Existing site photos � Schedule of development. � Final colour rendered Master Plan to include the following elements:

o All building masses o Conceptual landscape design o Property boundary

� Two (2) Overall Site Sections � Diagrams:

o Site analysis diagram o Zoning diagram o Open space network diagram o Parking diagram o Phasing diagram

� Two (2) professional aerial view perspective renderings of the overall development � Final Urban Design and Landscape Reference images

Architecture � Floor plans of new key buildings at 1:500 scale at Concept level. The existing

buildings shall be referenced, however we would not undertake surveys of the existing structures

� Indicative basement and podium parking plans at 1:500 scale � Elevations of all major facades at 1:500 scale, at Concept level � Sketchup models of all major buildings � Two (2) professional perspective renderings of key elements of the design

Fee Our professional fees shall be: A Lump Sum Fee of United States Dollars ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE

THOUSAND (USD 165,000.00) Our professional fees shall be excluding GST if paid in Singapore, or if remunerated from overseas, this fee shall be exclusive of any withholding taxes or other relevant taxes which may be payable.

Payment Schedule The payment schedule and mode of payment shall be in line with key milestones based

on the following stages in the programme. The Client shall pay the Architect in accordance with the mode of payment unless otherwise agreed.

S/N Description of Services % of

Fee Payable Amount Payable –

(USD) a) Confirmation of award and mobilization

10 16,500

b) Upon completion of the Phase 1 – Pre-Design Report

20 33,000

c) Upon completion of the Phase 2 – Preliminary Master Planning

30 49,500

d) Upon 50% completion of the Phase 3 – Final Concept Master Planning

20 33,000

e) Upon 100% completion of the Phase 3 – Final Concept Master Planning

20 33,000

TOTAL 100 165,000

Note: Each component of the above Basic Services may occur sequentially or in parallel. Payment Terms Terms of payment shall be within 30 days of billing, or as otherwise agreed. The Fees shall be payable in accordance to payment schedule or otherwise according to

a monthly interval payment schedule in amounts commensurate with the service provided, and to be mutually agreed with client upon appointment.

The Architect’s designation of the stages of service reached or done in accordance with the mode of payment shall be final and conclusive. Unless stated otherwise, the fee for Basic Services does not include fees for work normally performed by quantity surveyors, civil, structural, mechanical or electrical engineers or for any work performed by other specialist consultants. Late payment shall be chargeable at an interest rate of 2% per month of the outstanding invoices.

Payment for Partial Service In the event of services being terminated or suspended by either party for whatever

reason, including the abandonment, deferment, substitution or omission of the project and/or the works or any part thereof, the Architect shall be compensated for the services in proportion to the work completed. This shall be the full fee for each stage completed, and in respect of the stages not completed, the Architect shall be entitled to charge for work done commensurate with the extent of service provided for the incomplete stage.

Termination Upon termination of Architect’s appointment, the Client shall pay to the Architect the

balance of fees due together with all disbursements and other expenses incurred by the Architect. One (1) month’s notice by either party shall be required for termination of the Architect’s appointment and consultancy agreement.

Additional Services Should there be additional services or additional works other than that specified in the

project brief, these additional services rendered by the Architect are subject to additional fees payable to the Architect. Such quantum of additional charge shall be by mutual agreement between Client and Architect or shall be based on the hourly rate basis for additional services. Time sheets shall be submitted to support such work done.

The following services, but which may not be limited to these, and all incidental works connected therewith, are deemed to be additional services:-

• inspection and reporting of sites and conditions of buildings • strata sub-division works • change of use works • tenancy works • administering special contracts • services as expert witness • other additional special services and negotiations

Variations Amending drawings or preparing new drawings in pursuance of the Client’s instructions

to amend the content, scope, design or details of a project, building or any part thereof after approvals at various stages have been given by the Client shall constitute additional work for which an additional fee shall be payable. Such quantum of additional charge for variation work shall be by mutual agreement between Client and Architect or shall be based on the hourly rate basis for additional services. Time sheets shall be submitted to support such work done.

Rates The hourly rates for additional services for each professional and technical grade are listed as follows:-

• Director USD $290.00 • Senior Associate USD $190.00 • Associate USD $140.00 • Senior Architect USD $100.00 • Architect / Senior Architectural Designer USD $80.00 • Architectural Designer USD $70.00 • Senior Technical Support / Draftsperson USD $60.00 • Technical Support / Draftsperson USD $45.00

If overtime work by the Architect is required to meet special circumstances and is authorised by the Client in advance, then extra expense by the Architect shall be charged at the hourly rates or at a quantum mutually agreed between Client and Architect.

Reimbursable The Client shall reimburse the Architect for all disbursement incurred by the Architect in connections with the project and shall include but not necessarily be limited to the following:-

• All remuneration and all other sums payable respect to the services of and all

incidental expenses connected with site supervision and site staff shall be paid by the Client, including Architect’s administration charges shall be at 5%, or otherwise agreed.

• Printing and Lithography charges, and other like charges incurred shall be at cost (for additional copies of documents and drawings)

• Expenses incurred in connection with tender, tender notices and including related incidental expenses shall be at cost

• Travel, accommodation and incidental expenses incurred by the Architect in travelling to and from outside Singapore as authorised by the Client (international business class travel and accommodation, including transport shall be reimbursed at cost and per diem expenses shall be mutually agreed)

Inclusions The following services are included in the fee:

• Coordination with the physical model maker.

Exclusions The following services and components are not included in the fee as they constitute

sums or works outside of the normal scope of services:

Statutory requirements: • Goods and Services Tax or withholding taxes (if any) • Statutory authority levies and fees related to submissions and consultations for

planning, building or other approvals necessary • Purchases of statutory record plans Surveys and investigation works: • Land and topographical surveys • Measured survey drawings for existing buildings and services (where required) • Geotechnical investigation/ soil tests • Services investigation/ trial holes • Other survey and investigation works Specialist services: • Traffic Consultant (to be engaged directly by the Client) • Physical Model Maker (to be engaged directly by the Client) • Security Consultant (to be engaged directly by the Client) • Utility Consultant (to be engaged directly by the Client) • Audio Visual and Acoustic Design Consultants • Lighting Design Consultants • Interior Design Consultants • Graphics, Signage and Way-finding Design Consultants • Information Technology / Communications Specialists • Construction Management Consultants • Heritage / Conservation Specialists • Other Specialist Consultants Special Presentations • Preparation and production of drawings, perspectives and models for marketing,

publicity, advertisements and sales brochures / materials Others • Management of other sub-consultants appointed by Client • Attendance at Arbitration or other legal hearings in the event of disputes by the

contractor