CPGV Airport Profile

The Development Professionals with the Answers
DESIGN CAPABILITIES
AIRPORTS
Company Name: CPG VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED

Address: Unit 1604, Saigon Riverside Office Center
2A-4A Ton Duc Thang, Ben Nghe Ward,
District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Company Landline: +84-28 3821 7000 F: +84 8 3914 3815
Website: www.cpgcorp.com.sg
CPG CONSULTANTS PTE LTD
CPG Consultants is a subsidiary of CPG Corporation (CPG Corp), one of Asia’s

leading development professionals. CPG Corp (formerly known as PWD
Corporation) was formed in April 1999 with the corporatisation of the former
Singapore Public Works Department, a key organisation responsible for the
physical development of modern Singapore.
Since 1833, we have contributed largely to the development and management

of distinguished landmarks in Singapore and overseas. Some of our notable
projects include the Singapore Changi Airport, National Art Gallery, National
Museum of Singapore, Gardens by the Bay, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, the National
University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University campuses, the
Tuas and Woodlands Checkpoints, Guangzhou Shunde Sheraton Hotel and
Condominium (China), Ahmedabad International Airport (India) and the
Becamex International General Hospital (Vietnam).
CPG Corp provides the full spectrum of infrastructure development and

management services through its subsidiaries; CPG Consultants, CPG
Investments, PM Link, Indeco Consortium and CPG Facilities Management. The
services provided include master planning, architectural design & consultancy,
civil & structural engineering, mechanical & electrical engineering, quantity
surveying, project management, design & build, and facilities management.
Leveraging our strong track record and established Singapore brand name, CPG
Corp today has expanded its portfolio to over 20 countries outside Singapore,
with China, India and ASEAN being our key markets.
CPG Corp’s portfolio today is the epitome of professionalism and expertise in

world-class infrastructure and building management.
CPGairport Capability Statement
CPGairport – Capability Statement
CPG Consultants’ Airport Division was established in 1975 as a specialist group for
the planning, design and development of Singapore Changi Airport. Since the
1970s, the airport team has been involved with the planning, design, supervision
and construction management of Changi Airport from its beginnings as an
insignificant military airfield to its rise in stature as a world-class air-hub of the 21st P
Century.
Renamed as CPGairport, the division has a substantial portfolio of airport projects

in China, India and the ASEAN region, winning design competitions for
Ahmedabad International Airport (India) and Wuhan Tianhe International Airport
(China) and Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Islamabad, Pakistan.
CPGairport believes that a primary objective of airport master plan is to ensure

flexibility and expandability for evolving needs, with the customization necessary
for local economic, cultural and environmental considerations. We put into
practice the benefit of good airport design for the comfort, convenience and
clarity of flow for passengers; and address the key issues of safety, security and
efficiency of airport operations.
CPGairport’s diverse experience includes planning and detailed design of

passenger terminals, runways, taxiways, aircraft aprons and related infrastructures
and utilities including air traffic control towers and control centers, fire stations,
aircraft hangars, etc. We appreciate that each project is unique in both scale
and type, and upgrading and expansion of airfield and terminal facilities with
minimum impact on continued airport operations are also our strong areas of
expertise. We have undertaken major planning and design, expansion and
improvement works and construction management for Changi Airport and over
the years, where constant reviews were required to maintain its efficiency and
effectiveness as once in use facilities have eventually come under operational
pressure, which quickly generates up to date experience of the suitability of the
facilities provided.
CPGairport’s team of airport specialists brings with them over 30 years of specialist
airport experience and with it the comprehensive range of skills from our
dedicated airport planners and architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, project
managers and programmers. Together with our associate firms, we have the
awareness and the ability to deliver to international standards, with commitment
and high quality of service. The comprehensive services we provide include
Masterplanning, Programming, Architecture and Engineering across the whole
range of Airport and Aviation Support Facilities.
Representative projects include:

Singapore Changi Airport
o Passenger Terminal Building 3

including People Mover System Guideway & Stations
and basement carparks
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CPGairport Capability Statement
Passenger Terminal Building 2

including multi-storey carparks
Expansion of Passenger Terminal Building
Additions and Alterations to Airside
People Mover System Guideway & Stations
Upgrading of Facilities for A380

including Expansion of Passenger Terminal
Building
Expansion of Concession Area
Extension and Refurbishment and of Landside
Overseas
o Benazir Bhutto International Airport, Islamabad,
Pakistan
o Can Tho International Airport, Vietnam
o New Phu Quoc International Airport, Vietnam
- Winning Design
o Buon Ma Thuot Airport, Vietnam - Winning
Design
o Zhang Jia Jie International Airport - Winning
Design
o Wuhan Tianhe International Airport, China
– Winning Design
o Ahmedabad International Airport, India –
Winning Design
o Guangzhou Bayun Airport Air-Traffic Control
Tower, China –Winning Design
o Upgrading of Nadi Passenger Terminal Building,
Fiji
o Planning and Design Review - New Doha
International Airport, Qatar
o Planning and Design Review - Hambantota
o International Airport, Sri Lanka
o Planning and Design Review - Shanghai
Pudong
o International Airport Terminal 2 Development,
China
o Planning and Design Review – Beijing Capital
o International Airport Terminal 3, China
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. BUSINESS LICENCE
- Business License
- Investment Registration Certificate
- Company’s Practical Licenses
II. INSURANCES
III. AWARDS
1. INTERNATIONAL AWARDS
2. VIETNAM AWARDS
IV. PROJECT REFERENCES
1. OVERSEA PROJECTS
2. VIETNAM PROJECTS
I. BUSINESS LICENCE
- Business License
- Investment Registration Certificate
- Company’s Practical Licenses
II. INSURANCES
III. AWARDS
2. VIETNAM AWARDS
CPG CORPORATION PTE LTD
CORPORATE AWARDS
Awards/Projects Year of Award
BCA Built Environment Leadership Gold Award (2010 - 2020)
BCI Asia Top 10 Awards (2005 - 2016)
BCI Autodesk Design Excellence Awards 2005 2005
World Green Building Council Asia Pacific Leadership in Green Building Awards
CPG Consultants, Leadership in Sustainable Design and Performance 2014
BCI Green Leadership Award (Institutional)

Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore 2010
CNBC Asia Properties Award

Neptune Court at Cochin, India (Best Marina Development) 2008
Singapore BIM (Building Information Modeling) Competition 2012

Winner For Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration Category 2012
Best Team For The Innovative Use Of BIM 2012
Green Good Design Awards

Gardens by the Bay 2010
Solaris 2010
President's Design Award

National Gallery Singapore (Design of the Year) 2015
Gardens by the Bay - Bay South (Design of the Year) 2013
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Design of the Year) 2011
National Museum of Singapore (Design of the Year) 2008
ARCASIA Award
National Museum of Singapore 2010
American Institute of Architects

Singapore Racecourse 2000
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital 2016
ACES Design Excellence Awards
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Second South Cross Taxiway Bridge at Singapore Changi Airport (Civil & Structural Category) 2004
Jiak Kim Footbridge (Civil & Structural Category - Merit) 2004
Ministry of Home Affairs Headquarters (Mechanical & Electrical Category - Merit) 2004
Jurong Island Road Link (Merit) 2002
Police Cantonment Complex (Excellence) 2002
Construction of Two Fingers Pier for Passenger Terminal 1 Building at Singapore Changi Airport (Merit) 2002
ASHRAE Technology Awards

National Institute of Education (Honorable Mention) 2006
National Institute of Education (Society Award) 2005
National Institute of Education (Regional Award) 2005
National Institute of Education (Chapter Award) 2005
Police Cantonment Complex (Chapter Award) 2002
Ministry of Education Headquarters (Regional Award) 2002
ASEAN Energy Awards

Solaris (New and Existing Category) (Winner) 2013
National Institute of Education Singapore (Winner) 2005
Singapore Botanic Garden Visitors' Centre (Joint Winner) 2005
Changi General Hospital (Winner) 2002
Ministry of Education Headquarters 2002
Alexandra Hospital (Runner-up) 2002
Singapore Immigration and Registration Building Headquarter (Runner-up) 2001
Revenue House (Winner) 2000
AIA Award for Open International for Excellent Architectural Design

Solaris (Merit Award) 2014
Australian Institute of Architects - International Chapter Architecture Award

National Gallery Singapore (Public Architecture Category) 2016
BCA Design and Engineering Safety Excellence Awards

Gardens by the Bay, Flower Dome (Institutional and Industrial) 2012
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore - Institutional & Industrial Category (Merit Award) 2010
BCA Best Buildable Design Awards

New Supreme Court Building (Gold) 2007
Yu Neng Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2006
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Woodlands Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2005

Redevelopment of Changi Prison Complex, Cluster A (Institutional Buildings Category) 2005
Victoria School & hostel (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2004
C503 Bored Tunnels for Singapore Changi Airport Line (Civil Engineering) 2003
Keppel-Brani-Sentosa Road Link 2003
Gan Eng Seng Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2003
Revenue House 2002
West Wood Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2002
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 - Two Finger Buildings 2001
Redevelopment of Gurkha Cantonment – Phase 2B (Merit) 2001
North Spring Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2001
Poi Ching School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2001
Yusof Ishak Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2000
Bukit Batok Home for the Aged 1997
Rebuilding of Siglap Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 1999
Rebuilding of Queenstown Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 1999
Seng Kang Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 1999
Tuas Checkpoint 1998
Admiralty Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 1997
Park View Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 1997
Moral Welfare Home at Henderson 1997
Chrisalite Methodist Welfare Home 1997
Kranji Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 1996
BCA Best Practice Award

Air Flushing System to improve indoor air quality 2002
Application of Precast / Prefabrication solutions for Institutional Buildings (Merit) 2002
BCA Construction Excellence Awards

Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) 2016
Tahir Foundation Building at Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore 2016
Gardens by the Bay (Certificate of Merit - Energy Centre and Arrival Clusters Supertrees) (Institutional 2014
Buildings)
Gardens by the Bay (Certificate of Merit - Lion Grove Supertrees) (Institutional Buildings) 2014
Conservatory Complex at Gardens by the Bay (Institutional Buildings Category) 2014
2 2014
Holland Residences (Residential Buildings - $1,800/m and Above Category)
Additions & Alterations to Jurongville Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category) 2013
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Institutional Buildings Category) 2012

Proposed Serangoon Reservoir - Dams, Gates, Dredging and Ancillary Works (Civil Engineering 2012
Projects Category)
Additions & Alterations to Shuqun Secondary School at Jurong East Street 21, Singapore (Institutional 2012
Buildings Category) (Merit)
Hong Kah Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category) (Certificate of Merit) 2011
Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore (Institutional Buildings Category) (Award) 2011
Circle Line Stage 2 Contract 823 : Construction And Completion Of Stations At Old Airport Road, 2011
Tanjong Katong And Paya Lebar Including Tunnels (Civil Engineering Projects Category) (Award)
Contract 1 - Punggol Reservoir : Dams, Gates, Dredging And Ancillary Works (Civil Engineering 2011
Projects Category) (Merit)
Pan Pacific Serviced Suites (Commercial/Mixed Development Buildings Category) 2010

Bukit Panjang Secondary School 2010
N2.1 Nanyang Technological University 2010
Bukit Batok Secondary School (Merit) 2010
Pei Tong Primary School (Merit) 2010
Deep Tunnel Sewerage System - Changi Water Reclamation Plant Contract C2B (in partnership with 2008
CH2M Hill Singapore Pte Ltd)
Home Team Academy (Institutional Buildings Category) (Award Winner) 2007

DTSS Kim Chuan Link Sewer Contract (Civil Engineering Projects Category) (Merit) 2007
Ping Yi Secondary School (Merit) 2007
Jurong Pier Flyover (Merit) 2007
School of Biological Sciences for Nanyang Technological University (Merit) 2006
Chancery & Staff Residence Complex for Singapore Embassy in Yangon, The Union of Myanmar 2006
(Award Winner)
Research Techno Plaza in Nanyang Technological University (Commercial / Mixed Development 2005
Buildings Category)
Civil Service College (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2005

Nanyang Technological University Phase 3B Development 2004
Contract 504 Singapore Changi Airport Station (Civil Engineering Projects Category) 2004
Bedok Green Secondary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2004
Police Cantonment Complex 2003
C503 Bored Tunnels for Singapore Changi Airport Line (Civil Engineering) 2003
Redevelopment of Gurkha Cantonment Phase 2B (Merit) 2002
Expo Station and Viaduct (Singapore Changi Airport Mass Rapid Transit Line) 2002
Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology Annex Building (NUS) 2002
Expansion of Adam Road/Farrer Road Interchange 2002
Ministry of National Development Complex 2002
Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Merit) 2002
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Parliament Complex 2001

Suspension Footbridge at Tanjong Rhu 2001
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 - Two Finger Buildings (Merit) 2001
Holland Road / Farrer Road / Queensway Interchange 2000
Rebuilding of Outram Secondary School at York Hill (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2000
KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital 1999
Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim / Upper Jurong Road Interchange 1999
BCA Construction Productivity Awards

Gardens by the Bay (Gold) 2014
BCA Energy Efficient Building Awards

National Institute of Education (New & Existing Building Category – first position) 2005
Singapore Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre (Tropical Building Category – first position) 2005
New Phoenix Park, Ministry of Home Affairs Headquarters (Award - third position) 2004
Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay (Award - first position) 2004
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Headquarters (Winner) 2003
Tan Tock Seng Hospital (2nd Runner-up) 2003
Changi General Hospital (Winner) 2002
Ministry of Education Headquarters (Runner–up) 2002
Alexandra Hospital (Runner-up) 2002
BCA Green Mark Awards (Singapore)

National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) (Platinum) 2016
D&B Cleanroom @ Tampines (Platinum) 2016
Welfare Home at Admiralty Street (Gold Plus) 2016
Straits Trading Building (Gold) 2016
Ministry of Law (Gold) 2016
National University of Singapore - Frontier (Gold Plus) 2016
Solaris (Existing Non-Residential Buildings Category) (Platinum) 2015
Singapore Polytechnic School of Business and Aerospace Hub (Platinum) 2015
National University of Singapore MD11, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (Platinum) 2015
National Library Board HQ (Recertification) (Platinum) 2015
National University of Singapore E4 (Platinum) 2015
National University of Singapore, Engineering Design and Innovation Centre (EDIC), Faculty of 2015
Engineering (Gold Plus)
National University of Singapore, MD10 (Gold Plus) 2015

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CORPORATE AWARDS
Pasir Ris Sports & Recreation Centre (Gold Plus) 2015

Gardens by the Bay (Bay South) (New Parks Award - Platinum) 2014
18 Woodsville (Gold) 2014
Interpol Global Complex (Platinum) 2014
NTU Learning Hub (Platinum) 2013
Primary School at Bukit Panjang Site 16 (Platinum) 2013
Crest Secondary School (Platinum) 2013
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and Jurong Community Hospital (Platinum) 2013
JTC Summit (Platinum) 2013
MD4, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS (Platinum) 2013
Eco Sanctuary (Platinum) 2013
NTU Residential Halls 17 & 18 along Nanyang Crescent (Platinum) 2013
Fusionopolis Phase 1 (Gold Plus) 2013
Singapore Pools Building (Gold Plus) 2013
The Academia (Gold Plus) 2012
Singapore Prison Service Headquarters (Platinum) 2012
Eight Riversuites (Gold) 2012
Singapore University of Technology And Design (SUTD) - Academic Facilities And Sports Complex 2012
(Platinum)
Singapore University of Technology And Design (SUTD) - Hostel And Faculty Service Apartment 2012
(Platinum)
C911 Gali Batu Depot (Gold) 2012

National Gallery Singapore (Gold Plus) 2012
MD1, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, NUS (Platinum) 2012
Centre for Translational Medicine (MD6), NUS (Gold) 2012
Biopolis 5, Nucleos (Gold) 2012
New Graduate Hall 2 (Hostel) (Gold Plus) 2012
Autodesk Asia Pte. Ltd. (Office Interior) (Platinum) 2012
BCA Green Mark Awards (Singapore)

Gardens by the Bay (Bay South) (Platinum) 2012
School of Art, Design and Media, Nanyang Technological University (Platinum) 2011
Botany Centre at Singapore Botanic Gardens (Buildings) (Gold) 2011
National Parks Headquarter (Buildings) (Gold) 2011
Panasonic Factory Solutions Asia Pacific (Buildings) (Gold)
Mediapolis (District Awards) (Gold Plus) 2011
Solaris (Platinum) 2010
UE BizHub East Business Park, Offices and Retails Development (Gold Plus) 2010
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CORPORATE AWARDS
UE BizHub East Hotel, Suites, Serviced Offices & Convention Centre (Gold) 2010
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 (Gold) 2010
Kim Chuan Telecommunication Complex 2 (Gold) 2010
Nanyang Technological University - School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering (Block N1.3) 2010
(Certified)
Park Central @ Ang Mo Kio (Gold) 2010

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (New Building) (Platinum) 2009
Quayside Collection - Residential (Platinum) 2009
National Institute of Education (Gold Plus) 2009
MD2 at National University of Singapore (Gold) 2009
Block N2.1 - Nanyang Technological University (Gold) 2009
The Rochester (Gold) 2009
The Rochester (Residential) (Gold) 2009
Holland Residences (Certified) 2009
Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore (Certified) 2008
Humanities & Social Sciences Building at NTU (Certified) 2008
River Valley High School (Gold) 2008
The Verdure (Gold) 2008
CapitaLand Institute of Management & Business (CLIMB) @ Sentosa (Gold) 2007
Prototype Glass Houses at Horticulture Park (Gold Plus) 2007
Development of Chek Jawa Wetland (Gold) 2007
Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Platinum) 2006
BCA Green Mark Awards (Overseas)

The Manhattan at Residen 61 Raja Chulan, Malaysia (Gold) 2013
BCA Universal Design Awards

Springleaf Nature Park (Gold) 2015
Gardens by the Bay (Platinum) 2014
Woodlands Galaxy Community Club (Non-Residential) (Gold) 2014
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Institutional Building Category) (Gold) 2011
New Supreme Court Building (Institutional Building Category) (Bronze) 2010
Tampines Primary School (Gold) 2010
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 (Silver) 2008
National Museum of Singapore (Silver) 2008
Mandai Crematorium & Columbarium (Bronze) 2008
BEI Asia Awards, Asia Green Building Awards
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Solaris (Commercial Building Category) 2014
British Expertise International Awards

Gardens by the Bay (Outstanding International Design Project) 2013
CIBSE Building Performance Awards

Gardens by the Bay (International Project of the Year) 2014
Cityscape Awards for Emerging Markets

Gardens by the Bay, Leisure & Tourism Project Award (Built) 2014
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Community & Culture Project Award (Built) 2014
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Sustainibility Project Award (Built) 2014
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH)

Solaris (2012 Best Tall Building for the Asia & Australasia Region) 2012
Design & Health International Academy Awards

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (International Health Project Above 40,000 sqm) 2011
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Sustainable Design) 2011
Emerson Climate Technologies - The Emerson Cup

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Special Appreciation) 2010
European Healthcare Design

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and Jurong Community Hospital 2016
FIABCI World Prix d-Excellence Awards

Solaris (Sustainable Development Category) (World Gold Winner) (M&E and Archi) 2016
FIABCI Singapore Property Awards

Solaris (Sustainable Development Category) 2015
FuturArc Green Leadership Award

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and Jurong Community Hospital (Institutional Category) 2016
Solaris (Commercial Category) 2015
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Extension (Institutional Category) 2015
Gardens by the Bay, Bay East Interim Gardens (Institutional Architecture Category) (Winner) 2012
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Institutional Category) 2011
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Glass-Tech Asia (Glass Architecture Design Award for Effective Use of Glass in the Tropics)
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 - Expansion of Two Concession Halls 2002

Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 - Refurbishment of Glass House Lounge 2002
Institution of Engineers Singapore (Prestigious Engineering Award)

New Supreme Court 2006
The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay 2003
Institution of Engineers Singapore (Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award )

Ministry of Education Headquarters – Energy-saving design and improvement to indoor air quality 2001
Institution of Structural Engineers (Singapore Structural Awards)

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital and Jurong Community Hospital (Award for Healthcare Structures) 2016
National Gallery Singapore (Award for Structural Heritage) 2016
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 Expansion 1996
Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE Singapore Structural Awards)

National Gallery Singapore (Special Mention Award) 2016
International Property Awards, Asia Pacific Property Awards

Solaris (Highly Commended Office Development Singapore) 2015
International Society of City and Regional Planners Awards

Kallang Riverside Development (Second Prize) 2014
International Space Design Award

National Gallery Singapore (Best Public Architecture Design) 2016
Landscape Industry Association (Singapore)

Gardens by the Bay, Children's Garden (Best of Category Award), Maintenance - Public and Urban 2015
Spaces
Gardens by the Bay, Children's Garden (Gold Award), Maintenance - Public and Urban Spaces 2015
Gardens by the Bay, Flower Dome & Cloud Forest (Gold Award), Maintenance - Public and Urban 2015
Spaces
Gardens by the Bay, Supertrees (Gold Award), Maintenance - Public and Urban Spaces 2015
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Best of Category Award), Maintenance - Non-Residential 2015
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Gold Award), Maintenance - Non-Residential 2015
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Gardens by the Bay (Award of Excellence), including Best of Category (Green Wall Category) for the 2013
Cloud Forest
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Awards of Excellence) (Gold Award) 2011
LEED Certification
Asian Development Bank Headquarters Expansion, Third Atrium 2016
MIPIM Awards
Gardens by the Bay (Best Innovative Green Building) 2014
Gardens by the Bay (Special Jury Award) 2014
MIPIM Asia Awards

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Best Green Buildings - Silver Award) 2011
MOM Workplace Safety and Health Performance Award

National Architecture Award

Can Tho International Airport Passenger Terminal (Second Prize) (Vietnam) 2012
National Gallery Singapore 2016
National Parks Board (Garden City Award)

Woodlands Checkpoint (Institution Category - Merit) 2001
National Parks Board Landscape Excellence Assessment Framework (LEAF) Award

Solaris (Outstanding Project) 2014
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital & Jurong Community Hospital 2016
National Construction Excellence

Suzhou Science and Cultural Arts Centre (China Award) 2007
New York Festivals 2006 (Video/Film Awards) – World Medal (Bronze)

CPG Video – “The Development Professionals with the Answers” 2006
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Awards

Solaris (Overseas) (Gold Category) 2011
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) International Design Award

Gardens by the Bay (Award for Architectural Excellence) 2013
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Solaris 2012
SIA-Nparks Skyrise Greenery Awards

National Gallery Singapore (Community Facility - Excellence Award) 2015
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (First Prize) 2010
Solaris 2009
SIA Architectural Design Awards

National Gallery Singapore (Institutional Category - Design Award) 2015
National Gallery Singapore (Conservation Category - Honourable Mention) 2015
Gardens by the Bay (Recreational Category Conservatory Complex - Design Award) 2013
Gardens by the Bay (Others Category - Design Award) 2013
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Institutional Category Healthcare Buildings - Building of The Year) 2011
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Institutional Category Healthcare Buildings - Design Award) 2011
Solaris (Industrial Buildings Category, Honourable Mention) 2011
National Museum of Singapore (Institutional Community Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2010
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 (Industrial, Transport and Infrastructure Category - Honourable 2008
Award)
Choa Chu Kang Crematorium (Others Category - Design Award) 2006

East Coast Lagoon Food Village (Community Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2006
Mandai Crematorium (Others Category - Honourable Mention) 2006
Police Coast Guard Loyang Base (Utility Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2006
Simei Care Centre (Health Care Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2006
Victoria School (Educational Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2004
Henry Park Primary School (Educational Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2004
Asian Civilisations Museum at Empress Place (Conservation Projects Category - Honourable Mention) 2004
Central Fire Station (conservation Projects Category - Honourable Mention) 2004

Rosyth School (Educational Buildings Category - Design Award) 2001
Changi Chapel & Museum (Religious Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2001
North Vista Secondary School (Educational Buildings Category - Honourable Mention) 2001
Singapore Botanic Gardens Visitors Centre (Others Category - Honourable Mention) 2001
Singapore Changi Terminal 1 Finger Pier Buildings (Transport Buildings Category - Honourable 2001
Mention)
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1-Alteration & Additions of Concession Area (Retrofitting Category - 2001
Honourable Mention)
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 - Two Finger Buildings (Honourable Mention) 2001
Armenian Street Sub-station 1991
KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (Health Building - Honourable Mention) 1998
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Senoko Fish Market (Others Category - Design Award) 1998

Tuas Checkpoint (Transport Building Category - Honourable Mention) 1998
MRT Engineering Lab 1987
Civil Service Club 1987
Fort Canning Centre 1987
Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library 1987
Jurong East Branch Library 1991
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 1998
Environment Building 1991
SIA-ICI Colour Awards

Victoria School (Architecture Category - Silver) 2004
Central Fire Station (Conservation Category - Bronze) 2004
Henry Park Primary School (Architecture Category - Gold) 2003
Police Dog Unit in Choa Chu Kang(Architecture Category - Bronze) 2003
Choa Chu Kang Columbarium (Architecture Category - Merit) 2003
Asian Civilisations Museum at Empress Place (Conservation Category - Gold) 2003
Learning Centre at Ministry of Home Affairs Headquarters (Interior Category - Gold) 2003
Bishan Fire Station (Architecture Category - Silver) 2002
Hillgrove Secondary School (Architecture Category - Bronze) 2002
Woodlands Regional Library (Interior Category - Merit) 2002
Rosyth School (Architecture Category - Silver) 2001
Civil Service College - Institute of Public Adminstration and Management (Architecture Category - 2001
Bronze)
Singapore Racecourse (Interior Category - Merit) 2001
SIA FACADE Design Excellence Awards

Ministry of Education Headquarters (Offices Category - Bronze) 2001
SIA Micro-Design Awards

Woodlands Checkpoint (Ventilation Towers) (External Building Category) 2003
Central Fire Station (External Screen) (External Building Category) 2003
Learning Centre at Ministry of Home Affairs Headquarters (Internal Building Category) 2003
SIA Car Park Design Awards

Singapore Racecourse (Completed Projects Category - Gold) 2004
Singapore Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre (Completed Projects Category - Honourable Mention) 2004
SIA-Hunter Douglas Design Competition
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 - Twin Finger Pier Extension (Completed Project Category - 1998
Award Winner)
SIA-HWA Barrier Free Design Awards

National Orchid Garden at Singapore Botanic Gardens (Non-Commercial Buildings Category 1998
Honourable Mention)
Bedok South Seconday School (Other Buildings Category - Bronze Award) 2005
Changkat Changi Secondary School (Other Buildings Category - Gold Award) 2003
National Orchid Garden at Singapore Botanic Gardens (Non-Commercial Buildings Category 1998
Honourable Mention)
SIA-Rigel Bathroom Design Awards

Gardens by the Bay, Bay East Interim Park 2014
Gardens by the Bay, Bay South (Merit) 2013
Singapore Business Review Ranking Awards 2014

Largest Architecture Firm Rank #3 2014
Largest Engineering Firm Rank #5 2014
Singapore Good Design Mark (SG Mark)

Gardens by the Bay (Platinum) 2014
Singapore Institute of Planners (SIP) Planning Awards

The Hyperloop City Xi'An Science Park, China (Best Urban Design Project - Merit) 2015
Van Giang Southern Gateway Urban Design and Landscape Plan (Best Urban Design Project - Merit) 2015
Xiamen MRT Line One-Zhongshan Park in Fujian, China (Best Urban Design Project) 2013
SSSS Steel Design Awards

Outdoor Theatre at The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay (Certificate of Commendation) 2009
New Supreme Court (Commendation Award) 2007
Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay (Creative & Innovative use of Steel - Merit) 2004
Singapore Racecourse – Grandstand (Certificate of Commendation) 2002
Sustain Magazine (UK) Awards

Gardens by the Bay (International Prize - Project of the Year) 2013
Thea Award
Gardens by the Bay (Outstanding Achievement - Botanical Garden) 2014
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CORPORATE AWARDS
UNESCO World Heritage Site

Singapore Botanic Gardens 2015
URA Architectural Heritage Awards

National Gallery Singapore 2015
Sri Temasek 2008
Chek Jawa Visitor Centre at Pulau Ubin 2007
National Museum of Singapore 2007
85 Sultan Gate (Malay Heritage Centre) 2005
Conversion of Old Parliament House and Annexe to Arts Centre (Category A) 2004
Asian Civilisations Museum at Empress Place (Category A) 2003
Central Fire Station 2002
Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts Headquarters 2001
Asian Civilisations Museum at Armenian Street 1998
Singapore Art Museum 1996
City Hall Restoration (Good Effort Award) 1994
USA School Construction News (DesignShare) Awards

Nanyang Technological University, School of Art, Design and Media, Singapore (Honor Award) 2007
GEMS World School @ Al Barsha, Dubai (Citation Award) 2007
Cedar Primary School, Singapore (Recognised Value Award) 2007
Yu Neng Primary School, Singapore (Recognised Value Award) 2007
NUS High School of Mathematics and Science, Singapore (Honor Award) 2006
Chung Cheng High School, Singapore (Citation Award) 2006
Suzhou Singapore International School, PRC (Citation Award) 2006
Zhangde Primary School (Top Honors Award) 2005
Nanhua Secondary School (Recognised Value Award) 2005
Victoria School (Merit Award) 2004
Fuhua Primary School (Recognized Value Award) 2004
Griffiths Primary School (Merit Award) 2003
Henry Park Primary School (Merit Award) 2003
Rosyth School (Recognised Value Award) 2001
North Vista Secondary School (Citation Award) 2001
Sengkang Secondary School (Citation Award) 2001
World Luxury Hotel Awards 2011

Wangz Hotel (Luxury Boutique Hotel Category) 2011
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CORPORATE AWARDS
Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Sharp Award Year 2012

UEBizHub (Sharp Award Year 2012) 2012
World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2012

Gardens by the Bay (World Building of the Year) 2012
*Important Note: The information is presented to you in good faith and while every effort has been
made to ensure accuracy, the administrator is not responsible for any errors of this information
Footnote:
ARCASIA - The Architects Regional Council of Asia
ACES - Association of Consultanting Engineers Singapore
ASHRAE - American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers
BCA - Building and Construction Authority
BCI Asia - Building & Construction Interchange Asia
Footnote:
HWA - Handicap Welfare Association
MIPIM - Marché International des Professionnels d'Immobilier (International market of the Professionals
of Real estate)
SIA - Singapore Institute of Architects

SIP - Singapore Institute of Planners
SSSS - Singapore Structural Steel Society
URA - Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore
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2. VIETNAM AWARDS
DESIGN COMPETITION AWARDS IN VIETNAM
Competitions
THE INTERNATION LANDSCAPE DESIGN CONPETITION FOR HAN RIVER DANANG CITY—2016
Prize: Join 2nd Prize (no 1st Prize),

People’s Choice Award
Client: People Committee of
Danang City
MASTER PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION FOR THU DUC 1000-BED
GENERAL HOSPITAL—2015
Prize: Top Prize

Location: HCMC
Client: Department of Health,
HCMC
MASTER PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION FOR PHAM NGOC THACH
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY & MEDICAL LABORATORY—2015
Prize: Top Prize

Client: Department of Health,
HCMC
Competitions
THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONPETITION FOR

RANG DONG LUXURY APARTMENT IN PHAN
THIET—2015
Prize: Top Prize (no 1st Prize),

Client: Rang Dong Group
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION FOR

HEAD OFFICE OF LABOUR UNION IN HCMC—
2015
Prize: Top Prize

Client: Labor Union of HCMC
MASTER PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURAL DE-

SIGN COMPETITION FOR 1000-BED ONCOLO-
GY HOSPITAL—BRANCH 2 IN HCMC, 2014
Prize: Top Prize

Client: Department of Health, HCMC
MASTER PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN COMPETITION FOR DA NANG HI-
TECH PARK –2013
Prize: 1st Prize

Client: People's Committee of Danang
Competitions
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION FOR

TROPICANA MIX-USE DEVELOPMENT –2013
Prize: 3rd Prize

Client: Tropicana Nha Trang Co., Ltd
PHU QUOC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT—2013
Prize: Third prize - National Award

Client: Southern Airport Corp (SAC)
DESIGN COMPETITION FOR 1500 BED GENERAL HOSPITAL IN BINH DUONG PROVINCE—2012
Prize: First Prize

Client: Becamex
Competitions
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION FOR FIVE STAR RES-
IDENCE IN HANOI—2011
Prize: Top Prize
Client: International Relation & Investment JSC(CIRI)
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION FOR PROJECT

HFC LANG YEN HIGH-END APARTMENT—2011
Prize: Consolidation Prize
Client: Techcombank
IV. PROJECT REFERENCES
1. OVERSEA PROJECTS
2. VIETNAM PROJECTS
1. OVERSEA PROJECTS
CPGairport Track Record
Passenger Terminal Building - Singapore

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Passenger Terminal Building 3, Singapore Changi Airport
Completed in 2008, 22mppa, 380,000m2, S$1.8b
Principal consultants for the planning, design and implementation including

visual concepts and detailed design for architectural, civil and structural,
mechanical and electrical and special airport systems, cost control, project
and construction management and site supervision
People Mover System Stations and Guideways for Passenger Terminal Building 1, 2
& 3, Singapore Changi Airport
Completed in 1990 at S$ 20m for PTB 1 and PTB2, Completed in in 2007 at S$27m for
PTB3
Principal consultants for the planning, design and implementation including detail
design for architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and electrical and special
airport systems, cost control, project and construction management and site
supervision
People Mover System Stations &
Guideways for PTB1,PTB2, PTB3
Upgrading of Facilities for A380 at Passenger Terminal Building 1,

Completed in 2006, S$6.56m
Principal consultants for planning, design and implementation including

detailed design for architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and
electrical and special airport systems, cost control, project and construction
management and site supervision
Landside Refurbishment and Extension of Passenger Terminal Building 1,

Completed in 2002, 2,000m2, S$18m

Landside Refurbishment & Extension
of PTB 1
Concession Area Expansion of Passenger Terminal Building 1,


Concession Area Expansion of PTB 1
Expansion of Passenger Terminal Building 1, Singapore Changi Airport


Expansion of PTB 1
2_Passenger Terminal Building_1

Passenger Terminal Building - Singapore

Seletar Airport Terminal Improvements, Singapore
Completed in 1997, 2,000m2, S$2.7m

electrical, cost control, project and construction management and site
supervision
Seletar Airport
Expansion of Passenger Terminal Building 2, Singapore Changi Airport


Expansion of PTB 2
Refurbishment of Passenger Terminal Building 1, Singapore Changi Airport

Completed in 1994, 180,000m2, S$118m

Refurbishment of PTB 1

Completed in 1990, 23mppa, 360,000m2, S$385m




Passenger Terminal Building - International

Passenger Terminal Building 2, Cat Bi International Airport, Vietnam
Completion in 2020, 5mppa, 18,000m2 , S$125m
Principal planners and designers for the Passenger Terminal Building including
electrical and special airport systems and support for site supervision
CatBi Passenger Terminal Building 2
Passenger Terminal Building 2, Vinh International Airport, Vietnam

Completion in 2020, 5mppa, 18,000m2 , S$130m
detailed design for architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and electrical
and special airport systems and support for site supervision
Vinh Passenger Terminal Building 2
Xiamen Xiang’an International Airport, China

Competition Winning Design
Completion in 2025, 45mppa, 600,000m2 , $2.2b
Principal consultant for the planning concept of the Passenger Terminal Building
including aircraft apron and landside access roads; in association with China
Architecture Design & Research Group
Xiamen Xiang’an
International Airport
Khartoum New International Airport, Sudan

Completion in 2019, 3.2mppa, 32,000m2 , Undisclosed
Concept planners for the International Passenger Terminal Building design

scheme
Khartoum New International Airport
Phu Quoc International Airport Expansion, Vietnam

Completed in 2018, 4mppa, 11.840m2 , $584,000
Principal planners and designers for expansion of the International Passenger

Terminal Building including detailed design for architectural, civil and structural,
mechanical and electrical, special airport systems, aircraft apron layout, and
landside vehicular access and parking
Phu Quoc International Airport

Expansion
Quang Ninh International Airport, Vietnam

Completion in 2018, 5mppa, 48,000m2 ,$100m
Principal planners and designers for the International Passenger Terminal

Building including detailed design for architectural, civil and structural,
Quang Ninh International Airport

Cam Ranh International Airport, Vietnam

Completed in 2018, 4mppa, 51,500m2 , $157m

Cam Ranh International Airport
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Completion in 2022, 16.2mppa, 262,000 m2, $800m
detailed design for architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and electrical,
special airport systems, aircraft apron layout, and landside vehicular access and
parking
Hazrat Shahjalal
Bandaranaike International Airport, Sri Lanka

Completion in 2022, 9mppa, 240,000m2, S$300m
Concept planners and designers for the International Passenger Terminal

Building
Bandaranaike International Airport
Da Nang International Airport, Vietnam


Da Nang International Airport
Addis Ababa Bole International Airport Expansion, Ethiopia

Completion in 2019, 18mppa,160,000m2, S$279m

Addis Ababa Bole

International Airport Expansion
Islamabad International Airport, Pakistan

Completed in 2018, 9mppa, 180,000m2 , S$340m
detailed design for architectural, structural, mechanical & electrical and
airport systems and interface with apron layout, landside vehicular access
and parking
Islamabad


Yangon International Airport Expansion , Myanmar
special airport systems, aircraft apron layout, and landside vehicular access and
parking
Yangon International Airport

Expansion
Cat Bi Airport, Vietnam


Cat Bi Airport
Tho Xuan Airport, Vietnam

Completed in 2016, 0.6mppa, 5,000m2, S$14m
special airport systems, aircraft apron layout, landside vehicular access and
parking and support for site supervision
Tho Xuan Airport
Vinh Airport, Vietnam

Principal planners and designers for this Domestic Passenger Terminal Building
including detailed design for architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and
electrical, special airport systems, aircraft apron layout, and landside vehicular
access and parking
Vinh Airport
Tuy Hoa Airport, Vietnam

access and parking
Tuy Hoa Airport
Zhang Jia Jie International Airport, China

Concept planners and designers for the new Passenger Terminal Building
including aircraft apron and landside ground transportation system in
association with China Airport Construction Corporation (CACC)
Zhang Jia Jie International Airport


Phu Quoc International Airport, Vietnam
Phu Quoc International Airport
Naypyitaw International Airport, Myanmar

Principal planners and designers for the Passenger Terminal Building for
architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and electrical, special airport
systems, aircraft apron layout, and landside vehicular access and parking
Naypyitaw International Airport
Buon Ma Thuot Airport, Vietnam

access and parking and support for site supervision
Buon Ma Thuot Airport
Can Tho International Airport, Vietnam

Principal planners and designers for the Passenger Terminal Building and
Can Tho International Airport
Ahmedabad International Airport, India


Building, aircraft apron layout, landside vehicular access and parking layout
electrical and special airport systems
Ahmedabad International Airport
Passenger Terminal Building 2, Wuhan Tianhe International Airport, China

Concept planners and designers for the Passenger Terminal Building 2, including
aircraft apron and landside ground transportation system including advisory
services on detail planning and design
Wuhan Tianhe International Airport

Passenger Terminal Building – International
New Dibrugarh Domestic Terminal, India
Principal planners and designers for the Passenger Terminal Building, aircraft
apron layout, landside vehicular access and parking layout including detailed
design for architectural, civil and structural, mechanical and electrical and
special airport systems
New Dibrugarh Domestic Terminal
Yangon International Airport, Myanmar

Principal planners and designers for the expansion of the Passenger Terminal
mechanical and electrical and special airport systems and support for site
supervision
Yangon International Airport
Upgrading of Nadi International Airport Passenger Terminal Building, Fiji

Principal planners and designers for the upgrading of the Passenger Terminal
mechanical and electrical and special airport systems and support for site
supervision
Nadi International Airport
Fuzhou Changle International Airport, China

Submitted in 1995, 6.5mppa, S$347m
Consultant for planning and design in associate with RSP Architects & Planners.
Fuzhou Changle

PROJECT NAME
Passenger Terminal Building 2, Bandaranaike International
Airport, Sri Lanka
PROJECT LOCATION
Bandaranaike International
Airport, Sri Lanka
NAME OF CLIENT
Airport and Aviation Services
(Sri Lanka) Limited
YEAR OF COMPLETION
Expected 2018
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 9 mppa
 Aircraft Stands: 16 stands
stands
 Gross Floor Area: 240,000m2
PROJECT COST
S$300 million
SERVICES
Concept Design
Consultant
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
CPG Consultants was appointed as the Concept Design Consultant for the expansion of the existing BIA in association
with Japan Airport Consultants (JAC).
Inspired by the lotus flower, the architectural form features a roof that resembles the flower’s stellate-shaped petals. In
its architectural expression the new Terminal presents a modern and updated image with the radial geometry of the lotus
petal motif dominating the visual language.
In plan the integration with the existing terminal was a key strategy to enhance the overall capacity of the airport.
Spatially the flow through the new expansion and connectivity with the existing are exploited through strategically located
voids to promote ease of orientation whilst providing the level of comfort and convenience and a sense of well-being
from the generous and largely day-lit spaces.
The new expansion will increase the design capacity of Bandaranaike International Airport from the current 6 mppa to 15
mppa. When completed the new expansion will be a striking new portal to Sri Lanka and BIA will be a world-class facility
that presents a positive, modern image to travelers and visitors alike.
PROJECT NAME
Passenger Terminal Building, Yangon International Airport,
Myanmar
PROJECT LOCATION
Myanmar, Yangon
NAME OF CLIENT
Pioneer Aerodrome Services
(PAS)
YEAR OF COMPLETION
Expected 2016
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 6.0mppa
 Aircraft Stands: 7 remote
stands
 Gross Floor Area: 110,000m2
PROJECT COST
S$280 million
SERVICES
Design Consultant
 Master Planning
 Terminal Area Planning
and Design
 Architectural Design
 Civil & Structural
Engineering
 Mechanical & Electrical
Engineering
 Quantity Surveying
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Being at the epicentre of the country’s civil aviation activities, Yangon International Airport must now address its
future. With the current emergence of a revitalized economic climate and a corresponding increase in air travel, existing
facilities would have to be upgraded to meet these demands.
Existing terminal facilities are faced with severe limitations in handling the projected growth and expansion. The
expansion with additional facilities will enable the airport to handle 6 million passengers domestically and internationally.
The successful introduction of a new expansion will not only accommodate this growth but also provide a striking new
portal to Myanmar for international visitors.
CPG Consultants under the leadership of Pioneer Aerodrome Services (PAS), participated and won the Public Private
Partnership (PPP) bid invited by the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) of Myanmar for the expansion of the Yangon
International Airport.
The design approach adopted as the cornerstone of the proposal would be functionality, tempered with pleasant,
inspiring spatial experience. By means of a clear spatial structure, the well-targeted use of daylight and economic means of
materials used for construction, new Yangon International Airport will be created in modest elegance; it is both modern
and timeless.
PROJECT NAME
Addis Ababa Bole International Airport Expansion, Ethiopia
PROJECT LOCATION
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
NAME OF CLIENT
China Communications and
Construction Company (CCCC)
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2015
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 14 mppa
 Aircraft Stands:
15 contact gates (7E, 6D, 2C)
10 remote gates
 Floor Area: 160,000m2
PROJECT COST
S$279million
SERVICES
Design Consultant
 Terminal Area Planning and
Design
 Civil & Structural Engineering
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Addis Ababa is the capital city of Ethiopia and is the host city for the headquarters of many world organizations such as the
African Union, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), and numerous continental and international
organizations.
Addis Ababa Bole International Airport (AABIA) currently has 2 terminals, with Terminal 1 serving regional and domestic air
traffic and Terminal 2 serves the international air traffic. The air passenger traffic for both domestic and international, was
close to 5 million passengers.
With the increasing continental and international political and economic importance and influence of Ethiopia, the
Ethiopian Airport Enterprise (EAE) is embarking on an aggressive expansion program to bring the airport into a position
where they can serve an expected increase in travelling demands.
China Communications and Construction Company (CCCC) is contracted by EAE, through a loan package from China Export
and Import Bank (Exim Bank), to provide a Design and Build contract for the expansion of the existing Terminal 1 and
Terminal 2, as well as a construction of a new VIP Complex. The expansion of the airport will be designed to accommodate
an annual capacity of 18 Million Passenger Per Annum (18 mppa).
The design calls for a linear expansion of T2 with increased capacity in processing facilities for arriving and departing
passengers. Major remodelling of the interior will be carried out to visually integrate the existing with the new together
with major works to improve the performance of the building services. Extensive modifications to the existing Terminal 1
will be carried out to increase the capacity and to provide a new and updated look. 9 more contact gates will be added to
bring the total numbers of contact gates to 18. On the landside the potential for commercial development that will be
integrated with the landside carparking facilities are also being pursued
PROJECT NAME
Passenger Terminal Building, Benazir Bhutto International Airport,
Pakistan
PROJECT LOCATION
Islamabad, Pakistan
NAME OF CLIENT
Civil Aviation Authority
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2015
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 9mppa
 Aircraft Stands: 15 contact gates
13 remote gates
PROJECT COST
S$340 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Design Consultant
(Airside)
 Terminal Planning and Design
Engineering
Design Support during

Construction
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
CPGairport was appointed by Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority to provide full design consultancy services for
the new Islamabad International Airport’s Passenger Terminal Building. The new airport is Pakistan’s first green
field civil aerodrome, and marks a new era in developing world-class aviation facilities in the country. CPG are
employing environmentally sustainable design strategies such as daylighting; sun shading; evaporative cooling; and
heat recovery, to reduce the energy usage of the building, as part of a design approach that is proposing an
expansive intelligent main-roof and elongated elevated-driveway-length front portal, as a technologically advanced
and multi-layered interpretation of traditional Islamic geometric forms.
The Terminal Building has a modular design comprising co-located International and Domestic halls, with a linear
pier either side - and centre pier extending out from this, to serve the aircraft boarding gates. The planning
allows for an initial development of 9 million passengers per annum, and an ultimate development for a capacity
of up to 25 million passengers per annum. The phased expansion have been planned to be on each side of the
main terminal, further extension of the centre pier, and the addition of perpendicular piers to the linear piers.
The new Airport Terminal will be a state-of-the-art facility offering the latest in passenger comfort and
convenience, with an airport village included on the landside to cater to the high ratio of visitors that accompany
passengers.
PROJECT NAME
Terminal 2, Zhang Jia Jie International Airport, China
PROJECT LOCATION
Hunan Province, China
NAME OF CLIENT
Hunan Province Airport Project
Development Directorate
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2012
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 5mppa
PROJECT COST
S$104 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Design Concept Consultant
Design
AWARD
Design Competition Winner
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
CPG Consultants, in collaboration with China Airport Construction Group Corporation (CACC) of Civil
Aviation Administration of China, have been appointed by the Hunan Provincial Government as Design
Consultants for the Hunan Zhangjiajie Hehua Airport Terminal 2 building in China. This project was secured
through a design competition.
UNESCO World Heritage listed, crystal-shaped craggy-peaked mountains of Zhang Jia Jie in Hunan, inspire the
city’s new design-competition-winning Terminal Building. Repeated modules of folding vault roof profiles, give
layered depth in overall composition, of the mountains seen in perspective. Spatial experience is to be
progression under lofty timber-strip-line soffit shell structures. Natural light will mediate the two, shining on and
shading different oriented surfaces; streaming through strip skylights at valleys where roofs meet, at different
times of the day and seasons, for a welcome addition of this sense of the place.
CPG Consultants and CACC will provide design consultancy services for the 50,000-sqm passenger terminal
building, airside and landside infrastructure works. The terminal will have the capacity to handle up to 5 million
passengers per annum in Phase 1 and up to 8 million passengers in year 2035. The 806 million RMB project is
targetted to complete within 3 years upon the start of design work.
PROJECT NAME
Passenger Terminal Building, Naypyitaw International Airport,
Myanmar
PROJECT LOCATION
Naypyitaw, Myanmar
NAME OF CLIENT
Asia World Co Ltd
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2011
TECHNICAL DATA
12 remote gates
PROJECT COST
S$120 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Design Consultant
Design
Engineering

Construction
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The new Naypyitaw International Airport, open in late 2011, is to serve as the gateway to the new national
capital and a showcase for Myanmar, as a rapidly developing country, for all air-travellers that will use the facility,
especially importantly government and diplomatic passengers. It also has a dedicated VIP complex, to one side.
The new Passenger Terminal Building (PTB) is designed to serve both international and domestic passengers.
The earlier airfield with its limited facilities had served only a handful of domestic flights catering to the needs of
mainly senior Myanmar governmental officers as well as certain foreign dignitaries. For the new airport, the
consultancy commenced with a master plan review, for which the main focus was planning the passenger
terminal building and apron configuration that would provide for efficient operations given the alignment of the
new runway and apron. It also included the design of the landside infrastructure comprising the roadways and
car parking, with the objective to balance the need for good functionality with a priority for passenger
convenience and appropriate level of service. The initial phase is designed for a capacity of 3.5 million passengers
per annum (mppa), with the flexibility to ultimately expand to cater to three times this capacity, to 10.5mppa.
Naypyitaw means "Royal City" or "Abode of Kings", and the Terminal is planned on a grand, majestic scale, with
the architectural form presenting this commanding impression as its roof rises from the horizon. Skylights mark
the direction of passenger movement through the Terminal, bringing natural light into the interior, and right
down to the Arrivals Hall from a larger, central skylight. The interior spatial composition features the dramatic
height to the roof, and employs decks and bridges over voids, to connect to the Departures Check-in Hall
through the Departures Hall, from the Kerbside, while the voids open up the Arrivals Hall below, to above.
PROJECT NAME
International Passenger Terminal Building, Ahmedabad
International Airport, India
PROJECT LOCATION
Ahmedabad, Gujarat State, India
NAME OF CLIENT
Airport Authority of India
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2010
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 2mppa
PROJECT COST
S$50 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Design Consultant
Design
Engineering

Construction
AWARDS
National Structural Steel Design
and Construction Award
(2009-2010)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
CPGairport produced this winning scheme for a competition invited by the Airports Authority of India to design
a new International Terminal Building at Ahmedabad including associated aircraft parking apron, roadways,
carparking and landscaping. The design is conceived as a distinctive roofline making reference to the recognizable
form of kites associated with an international festival held in the city.
The kite shaped cutouts form skylights, while surrounding surface area is a membrane of ceiling finish from below,
and roofing above. The 3-dimensional composition of these forms creates a dynamic structural system of
trapezoidal-shaped frames tapering to a single node at the mid-span region of the roof truss that each skylight
length comprises. Vertical circulation within the 1 and ½ level Terminal, designated for a capacity of 2 million
passengers per annum, is handled at a circular deck at the centre of the back of the main halls.
The terminal design benefits from an abundance of daylight from the skylights and shear-glass and louver facades,
while energy efficiency within the climatic extremes of the city, is to be achieved by cooling and heating being
concentrated on only the first 3 to 4 metres of space closely affecting the comfort of passengers
PROJECT NAME
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, INDIA
PROJECT LOCATION
India
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
INDIA
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2010
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

25,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Architectural Design
• Civil & Structural Engineering
• Mechanical & Electrical
Engineering
• Quantity Surveying
 Project Management
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
CPG airport produced this winning scheme for a competition invited by the Airports Authority of India to
design a new International Terminal Building at Ahmedabad including associated aircraft parking apron,
roadways, car parking and landscaping. The design is conceived as a distinctive roofline making reference to
the recognizable form of kite associated with an international festival held in the city. The kite shaped cutouts
form skylights, while surrounding surface area is a membrane of ceiling finish from below, and roofing above.
The 3‐dimensional composition of these forms creates a dynamic structural system of trapezoidal‐shaped
frames tapering to a single node at the mid‐span region of the roof truss that each skylight length comprises.
PROJECT NAME
Changi Airport Terminal 3
PROJECT LOCATION
Changi Airport, Singapore
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2008
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

450,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
Engineering
• Quantity Survey
• Project Management
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
A signature roof with panels fills the terminal with diffused, ambient light during the day and indirect artificial
light at night. Terminal 3 will also be an intelligent building with energy and management systems efficient
with water and power conservation.
PROJECT NAME
Singapore Air Traffic Control Centre – Lorads III
PROJECT LOCATION
Singapore
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2008
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

24,400 m²
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
As a functional facility located on the undulating terrain of Biggin Hill, the building massing is tucked against
the natural terrain with excavation, to derive minimum buffering from the natural earth form and in the mean
time, to keep a low profile in exposure. Apart from the functional features on protection and redundancies,
effort is not spared in the creation of external cosy green pockets in between building blocks, and maximizing
green cover throughout the whole site.
PROJECT NAME
Shanghai Pudong International Airport Terminal 2 Development ‐
China
PROJECT LOCATION
Shanghai, China
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
China
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2008
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

500,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
After the initial award of the Phase 2 development of Shanghai Pudong International Airport to the local joint
venture between East China Architectural Design and Research Institute Company (ECADI) and the Shanghai
Xian Dai Architectural Design Group, CPG Consultants was engaged to provide terminal and commercial area
planning, aircraft parking bays and apron engineering, mechanical and electrical and specialist airport system
design, and project management services expertise
PROJECT NAME
Master Plan Study for Brunei International Airport – Brunei
Durassalam
PROJECT LOCATION
Brunei Durassalam
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
Brunei
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2008
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Architectural
Design
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Study of the Redevelopment of the Existing Airport to include the concept for an Airport City, An Airline Hub
for the BMP-EAGA region and Cargo Village
PROJECT NAME
New Dibrugarh Domestic Terminal, India
PROJECT LOCATION
Ahmedabad, Gujarat State
NAME OF CLIENT
Airports Authority of India
YEAR OF
COMPLETION
2007
TECHNICAL DATA
PROJECT COST
S$9 million
SERVICES
Design Consultant
and Design
Engineering
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
From the ‘kite city’ in Ahmedabad to the ‘tea city’, CPG Consultants was also involved in the development of
Dibrugarh Domestic Terminal, in the northeast of India. In partnership with the New Delhi-based Kothari and
Associates, CPG Consultants, played the role of a global associate for the development of this competition-
winning domestic terminal design.
The terminal design features an expensive incline planar-roof resting on Y-shaped columns, to deal with the heavy
rainfall traditionally experienced. CPG Consultants advised on the concept finalisation, particularly in relation to
airport planning principles of flexibility, expandability and clarity for passengers. The 10,000-sqm Domestic
Terminal of Dibrugarh will handle 250 departing and 250 arriving passengers during peak hour. Design of this
terminal is being finalized and construction expected to be underway by the second half of 2005.
Planning and design review of the terminal building, apron layout, landside vehicular access and parking layout
including detailed design for architectural, structural, mechanical & electrical and airport systems.
PROJECT NAME
Domestic Passenger Terminal, Wuhan Tianhe Airport, China
PROJECT LOCATION
Wuhan, Hubei Province, China
NAME OF CLIENT
Wuhan Tianhe Airport Co Pte Ltd
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2007
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 13mppa
 Aircraft Stands: 20 contact stands,
4 remote stands
PROJECT COST
S$260 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Design Consultant
Design
AWARD
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The scheme for a domestic passenger terminal building for Wuhan Tianhe Airport by CPG Consultants won the
design competition invited by the Wuhan Tianhe Airport Authority.
This new US$159 million terminal with a floor area of some 100,000 meters square is to have 20 contact stands
with passenger loading bridges and 4 remote stands. The new terminal consists of three primary levels, one for
departure, and two for arrivals. A new two-level roadway serves arrivals and departures separately, with each
level providing 300 meter length of double kerbside frontage, to facilitate public and private vehicles.
For the River-city of Wuhan, curved lines express the planning arrangement and distinctive roof form of the
design. Their association is with the pervasiveness of water, and particularly the circular ripples radiating across it
from any one point. The brim of a topmost sweeping cantilever-canopy ties the technology of the building with
its tectonics to create the architectural form for Terminal 2. It comprises a three-level main building and two
finger-pier buildings extend-out from the far corners to the aircraft-parking apron. On the Landside is an
expansive forecourt with car parking.
The main check-in area has 80 counter positions, each to have direct feed to the baggage conveyor system. The
building’s two pier concourses extend beyond the terminal building, to process 12.2 million passengers a year or
average 4600 passengers per hour at peak times. The new terminal will also include 18 positions for centralized
passenger security screening, and 10 baggage claim carousels for arriving passengers to collect their bags, with
one of sufficient length for Code F aircraft. This is ample to serve up to 2650 passengers per hour. Devoting a
significant 12 percent of floor area to retail concessions space creates a virtual mall for shops, restaurants and
other facilities, In addition there are two Commercially Important Person (CIP) lounges, airline lounges, arrivals
lounges, and business centre.
PROJECT NAME
Yangon International Airport Expansion, Myanmar
PROJECT LOCATION
Yangon, Myanmar
NAME OF CLIENT
Asia World Co Ltd
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2005
TECHNICAL DATA
8 remote gates
PROJECT COST
S$50 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Design Consultant
and Design
 Terminal Planning and
Design
Engineering
Engineering

Construction
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The redevelopment of existing Yangon International airport included planning and design of the airside & landside
facilities that form part of integrating an expanded terminal building.
The expansion added about 17,000m2 floor area and 32 Departure Check-in Counters as well as Departure Gate
Lounges, to the existing 11,000m2 terminal building, within quite a tight budget. It was designed for a capacity of
2.7 mppa. It was however designed to stand as a testament to progress in Myanmar, as a rapidly developing
country.
Its architectural expression therefore conveys a distinctly contemporary look, using light colours with certain
timber accents along with the physical massing that is comprised of the linearity of wall and roof planes,
culminating in interface with the hallmark cylindrical volume of the VIP Complex. The distinguished form of the
latter, defines and articulates the overall design language of the terminal, using aluminium fins and sunshades and
the latest curtain-wall glazing technology in unison with its bold form and the vibrant colours of the Departure
Gate Lounge seating of its open double-height interior spaces.
PROJECT NAME
Upgrading of Nadi International Airport Passenger Terminal
Building, Fiji Islands
PROJECT LOCATION
Nadi, Viti Levu, Fiji
NAME OF CLIENT
Airports Fiji Limited
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2003
TECHNICAL DATA
 Capacity: 1mppa
PROJECT COST
S$23 million
SERVICES RENDERED
Principal Consultant
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The terminal space program that became the basis for the upgrading works had the objective to create more
retail space and improve critical passenger areas. Given the urgent implementation schedule, the enhancements
were proposed with the emphasis on opportunities for improvement using interior painting and improvements to
layouts with the new of enhancing the passenger flow through the creation of larger spaces where possible and to
provide neater uninterrupted surfaces with greater continuity of materials and finished treatments.
The existing terminal was designed for a capacity of 1 million passengers per annum. Improvements to the
interior of the terminals were carried out in phases for enhancements of the capacity and to minimise disruptions
to the existing operations.
PROJECT NAME
New Nadi International Airport, Fiji Islands
PROJECT LOCATION
Fiji Island
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
Republic of Fiji
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2002
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
 Master Plan
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
A consultancy proposal was submitted for the development of a new passenger terminal building as well as
upgrading and improvement plans to the existing terminal buildings and airsides. The proposal will require the
relocation of several existing buildings and significantly the air traffic control tower and new access roads from
the main roadway connecting the airport to the town of Nadi. The existing terminal can be retained as a
domestic and cargo facility. Due consideration was given to the concept design of the new terminal to
incorporate a uniquely Fijian blend of architecture in harmony with the scenic setting of the adjacent
landscape. The optimal location and configuration of the new terminal will maximize convenience and safety
for aircraft operations as well as ground transport access with ease of maintenance and adaptability for future
change
PROJECT NAME
Seychelles International Airport ‐ Seychelles
PROJECT LOCATION
Seychelles
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
Seychelles
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2001
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

30,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The brief calls for the terminal to be designed as a gateway to the tropical islands paradise and to complement
the native architecture of the islands. The exterior architectural statement projected by the terminal
represents the forms and images of vernacular architecture. The extensive glass walls of the interior spaces,
exposed wood roof deck and truss serve to emphasize the open, warm character of the island. The functional
layout provides for flexibility and immediate adaptation to change. The development of a new International
and Domestic terminal with ancillary taxiways, aircraft stands and roadway system, is programmed to serve
1.5 million passengers per annum at a peak hour capacity of 1,000 passengers.
PROJECT NAME
Guangzhou Baiyun New International Airport Air Traffic Control
Tower and Control Center - China
PROJECT LOCATION
Guangzhou
NAME OF CLIENT
COUNTRY
China
YEAR OF COMPLETION
2003
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

10,100 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Mechanical & Electrical Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
PROJECT NAME
Changi Airport Air Traffic Control Tower
PROJECT LOCATION
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
1981, upgrading completed in 1998
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

3,500 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Mechanical & Electrical Engineering
• Quantity Survey
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The 78m tall Air Traffic Control Tower is a distinctive sight signaling the approach to Changi Airport. The
refurbishment had to be extremely sympathetic to the need to maintain the familiarity so ingrained in our
collective consciousness. The shaft and the cabins are the most visible part of the tower. The base comes into
view, as one gets closer to the tower. The design strategy is that the new silhouette, achieved through the use
of more seamless materials like granite and aluminium, had to be subtly incorporated to hint at a more
updated look, yet maintain the slenderness of the tower. The base must continue the visual interest by being
remodeled with stepped planters and a curtain‐like fountain animated by filtered coloured lights.
Part of the upgrading is to enhance the essentials for a high standard of operationally – the mechanical and
electrical systems and the fire protection system.
PROJECT NAME
Changi Airport Terminal 1 Expansion
PROJECT LOCATION
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
1998
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

42,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Civil & Structural
Engineering
Engineering
• Quantity Survey
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Expansion of Terminal 1 provided an additional 14 gates to meet the over 90% transfer of passengers from
terminal to aircraft via boarding bridges which increases the level of service to passengers, a norm now for
Changi.
This project obtain lots of awards like Glass-Tech Asia (Glass Architecture Design Award for Effective Use of
Glass in the Tropics); SIA-Hunter Douglas Design Competition (Completed Project Category – Award Winner).
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LOCATION
Singapore
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
1981, refurbishment
completed in 1994
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

220,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
Engineering
Engineering
• Quantity Survey
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Terminal 1 is a five-storey H-shaped plan-configuration building with the arrival and departure halls located at
the centre. The two parallel finger piers have expansive segregated gate-holdrooms for passengers prior to
aircraft boarding. The Refurbishment gave an updated look to the exterior and interior.
This project obtain lots of awards like ACES Design Excellence Awards (Merit); BCA Best Buildable Design
Awards); BCA Construction Excellence Awards; SIA Architectural Design Awards (Transport Buildings Category
– Honourable Mention) & Retrofitting Category – Honourable Mention).
PROJECT NAME
Changi Airport Terminal 2 Expansion
PROJECT LOCATION
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
1996
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

70,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
Engineering
Engineering
• Quantity Survey
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The simple layout of Terminal 2, coupled with prevalent signage throughout the building, moving sidewalks,
lifts and escalators help facilitate a high volume of swift passenger movement. The auto-guided Skytrain,
which was a first in Asia, provides fast, convenient transfer for users to and from Terminal 1. Costing some
US$177 million, the expansion consisted of 2 piers branching out towards Runway 2 and housed 22 new
boarding gates. With the new pier, all aircraft arriving at the terminal are able to connect with the main
building. With this, it has significantly altered direct passenger access from building to aircraft making it fully a
traveller’s dream come true.
This project otain lots of awards like BCA Best Buildable Design Awards; Institution of Structural Engineers
(Structural Achievement Award); SIA Architectural Design Awards.
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LOCATION
Changi Airport,
Singapore
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
1990
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

385,000 sqm
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Architectural
Design
Engineering
• Mechanical &
Electrical
Engineering
• Quantity Survey
• Project
Management
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The simple layout of Terminal 2, coupled with prevalent signages throughout the building, moving sidewalks,
lifts and escalators help facilitate a high volume of swift passenger movement. The auto-guided Skytrain,
which was a first in Asia, provides fast, convenient transfer for users to and from Terminal 1.
This project obtain lots of awards like BCA Best Buildable Design Awards; Institution of Structural Engineers
(Structural Achievement Award); SIA Architectural Design Awards.
PROJECT NAME
Changi Airport Master Plan
PROJECT LOCATION
NAME OF CLIENT
Changi Airport
COUNTRY
Singapore
YEAR OF COMPLETION
1975
SITE AREA
N.A.
GROSS FLOOR AREA

1663 hectares
PROJECT COST
SERVICES RENDERED
• Master Plan
Engineering
• Quantity Survey
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Phased development with Runway 1, PTB 1, landside access and all ancillary
facilities including the Air Traffic Control Tower and the Cargo Complex completed in 1980 and Phase 2 with
Runway 2 and PTB 2 in 1990. The completion of PTB 3 was planned for 2000 but SARS and the Asian Financial
Crisis delayed it s completion to 2007.
2. VIETNAM PROJECTS
CPG VIETNAM CO. LTD.
AIRPORTS
AIRPORT
THE QUANG NINH INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT – AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
TOWER
PROJECT LOCATION:
VAN DON, QUANG NINH
NAME OF CLIENT:
SUN GROUP
YEAR OF COMPLETION :
N/A
TECHNICAL DATA:
SITE AREA: 320 HECTARES
STOREY: 11 STOREY
GFA: 1768 SQM
PROJECT COST:
N/A
SERVICES:
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
CIVIL & STRUCTURE ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
STATUS:
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
AIRPORT
VAN DON INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT – PASSENGER
TERMINAL
PROJECT LOCATION:
QUANG NINH PROVINCE,
VIETNAM
NAME OF CLIENT:
AIRPORT CORPORATION OF
VIETNAM
YEAR OF COMPLETION: N/A
TECHNICAL DATA
SITE AREA: N/A
GFA: PHASE 1A 19,000 SQM,
PHASE 1B 25,000 SQM,
PHASE 2 50,000 SQM
PASSENGER: N/A
PROJECT COST: N/A
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
STATUS:
COMPLETED & UNDER
OPERATION
AIRPORT
CAN THO INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
PROJECT LOCATION:
BINH THUY DISTRICT, CAN THO
CITY, VIETNAM
NAME OF CLIENT:
SOUTHERN AIRPORTS AUTHORITY
(SAA) OF CIVIL AVIATION
AUTHORITY OF VIETNAM (CAAV)
YEAR OF COMPLETION: 2010
TECHNICAL DATA:
SITE AREA: N/A
STOREY: 2 STOREY
GFA: 20,500 SQM
PASSENGER : 2 MILLIONS/ YEAR
PROJECT COST:
$ 46 MILLIONS
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURE
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEY
STATUS: COMPLETED
CONSTRUCTION & UNDER
OPERATION
AIRPORT
THE DA NANG INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
PROJECT LOCATION:
DUY TAN, HOA THUAN TAY, HAI
CHAU, DA NANG
NAME OF CLIENT:
ACV
2017
TECHNICAL DATA:
SITE AREA: N/A
STOREY: 2 STOREY
GFA: 48,000 SQM
PASSENGER : 4 MILLIONS PER
ANNUM
PROJECT COST:
$ 152 MILLIONS
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURE
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
STATUS:
COMPLETED
AIRPORT
THE CAM RANH INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
PROJECT LOCATION:
NGUYEN TAT THANH, CAM HAI
DONG, CAM RANH, KHANH HOA
NAME OF CLIENT:
CRTC
2018
TECHNICAL DATA:
SITE AREA: N/A
STOREY: 2 STOREY
GFA: 50,500 SQM
PASSENGER : N/A
PROJECT COST:
$ 174 MILLIONS
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURE
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
LANDSCAPE & LIGHTING DESIGN
STATUS:
COMPLETED
AIRPORT
PHU QUOC INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
PROJECT LOCATION:
KIEN GIANG PROVINCE, VIETNAM
NAME OF CLIENT:
SOUTHERN AIRPORT
CORPORATION
TECHNICAL DATA:
SITE AREA: N/A
GFA: 24,500 SQM
PASSENGER: 2.65 MILLION
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
PROJECT COST:
$75 MILLION
STATUS:
COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION &
UNDER OPERATION
AIRPORT
BUON MA THUOT DOMESTIC
AIRPORT
PROJECT LOCATION:
BUON ME THUOC CITY, DALAK
PROVINCE
NAME OF CLIENT:
SOUTHERN AIRPORT
CORPORATION
TECHNICAL DATA
SITE AREA: N/A
GFA: 8,000 SQM
PASSENGER: 1 MILLION
PASSENGERS PER ANNUM
PROJECT COST:
$12 MILLION
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
STATUS:
UNDER OPERATION
AIRPORT
TUY HOA AIRPORT
PROJECT LOCATION:
TUY HOA CITY, PHU YEN
PROVINCE
NAME OF CLIENT:
VIETNAM
TECHNICAL DATA
SITE AREA: N/A
GFA: N/A
PASSENGER: 550,000 PER ANNUM
PROJECT COST: N/A
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
STATUS:
UNDER OPERATION
AIRPORT
VINH AIRPORT –
NEW PASSENGER TERMINAL
PROJECT LOCATION:
VINH CITY, NGHE AN PROVINCE,
NAME OF CLIENT:
VIETNAM
TECHNICAL DATA
SITE AREA: N/A
GFA: 12,000 SQM
PASSENGER: N/A
PROJECT COST: N/A
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
STATUS:
UNDER OPERATION
AIRPORT
CAT BI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT –
PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING
PROJECT LOCATION:
HAI PHONG CITY, VIETNAM
NAME OF CLIENT:
AIRPORT CORPORATION OF VIETNAM
TECHNICAL DATA
CAPACITY: 2.0MPPA
AIRCRAFT STANDS: 7 REMOTE
STANDS
SITE AREA: 122,000M2
SERVICES:
TERMINAL AREA PLANNING AND
DESIGN
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
STATUS:
COMPLETED
AIRPORT
THO XUAN AIRPORT, VIETNAM–
PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING
PROJECT LOCATION:
THO XUAN, VIETNAM
NAME OF CLIENT:
AIRPORT CORPORATION OF VIETNAM
TECHNICAL DATA
CAPACITY: 0.6MPPA
AIRCRAFT STANDS: 3 REMOTE
STANDS
SITE AREA: 55,000M2
SERVICES:
TERMINAL AREA PLANNING AND
DESIGN
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
QUANTITY SURVEYING
STATUS:
COMPLETED
AIRPORT
VIETNAM AIRLINES A380 HANGAR
PROJECT LOCATION:
HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM
NAME OF CLIENT:
AIRCRAFT SUPPORT INDUSTRIES
PTY LTD
TECHNICAL DATA
GFA: 11,000 SQM
SERVICES:
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
STATUS:
UNDER OPERATION

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The Development Professionals with the Answers

Company Name: CPG VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED

CPG Consultants is a subsidiary of CPG Corporation (CPG Corp), one of Asia’s

Since 1833, we have contributed largely to the development and management

CPG Corp provides the full spectrum of infrastructure development and

CPG Corp’s portfolio today is the epitome of professionalism and expertise in

CPGairport – Capability Statement

Renamed as CPGairport, the division has a substantial portfolio of airport projects

CPGairport believes that a primary objective of airport master plan is to ensure

CPGairport’s diverse experience includes planning and detailed design of

Representative projects include:

o Passenger Terminal Building 3

Passenger Terminal Building 2

Passenger Terminal Building 1

Awards/Projects Year of Award

BCA Built Environment Leadership Gold Award (2010 - 2020)

BCI Asia Top 10 Awards (2005 - 2016)

BCI Autodesk Design Excellence Awards 2005 2005

BCI Green Leadership Award (Institutional)

CNBC Asia Properties Award

Singapore BIM (Building Information Modeling) Competition 2012

Green Good Design Awards

President's Design Award

American Institute of Architects

ACES Design Excellence Awards

Awards/Projects Year of Award

ASHRAE Technology Awards

ASEAN Energy Awards

AIA Award for Open International for Excellent Architectural Design

Australian Institute of Architects - International Chapter Architecture Award

BCA Design and Engineering Safety Excellence Awards

BCA Best Buildable Design Awards

Awards/Projects Year of Award

Woodlands Primary School (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2005

BCA Best Practice Award

BCA Construction Excellence Awards

Awards/Projects Year of Award

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (Institutional Buildings Category) 2012

Pan Pacific Serviced Suites (Commercial/Mixed Development Buildings Category) 2010

Home Team Academy (Institutional Buildings Category) (Award Winner) 2007

Civil Service College (Institutional Buildings Category - Merit) 2005

Awards/Projects Year of Award

Parliament Complex 2001

BCA Construction Productivity Awards

BCA Energy Efficient Building Awards

BCA Green Mark Awards (Singapore)

National University of Singapore, MD10 (Gold Plus) 2015

Awards/Projects Year of Award

Pasir Ris Sports & Recreation Centre (Gold Plus) 2015

C911 Gali Batu Depot (Gold) 2012

BCA Green Mark Awards (Singapore)

Awards/Projects Year of Award

Park Central @ Ang Mo Kio (Gold) 2010

BCA Green Mark Awards (Overseas)

BCA Universal Design Awards

BEI Asia Awards, Asia Green Building Awards

Awards/Projects Year of Award

Solaris (Commercial Building Category) 2014

British Expertise International Awards