Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) Board (2025/2027) Member

Congratulations to Associate Professor Stephen Tay on his election to the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) Board (2025/2027). This marks his second term as an elected Board Member in the SGBC Board.

The SGBC is a non-profit organisation that advocates green building design, practices, and technologies to achieve a sustainable built environment in Singapore through public-private partnerships across the value chain. Globally, the SGBC is an Established Member of the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC), and participates actively through international efforts.

We look forward to Associate Professor Stephen Tay’s contributions to the green building community in the years ahead!

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Department of the Built Environment, welcome Professor Jiang Hongbin

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