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15/06/2026

3,600 m² of community space, open to the sky.

Our Tampines Hub is one of Singapore's most ambitious community development projects: A place where sport, culture, civic life and everyday community activities converge. The 3,600 m² ETFE canopy with custom print shading is an essential part of what makes the outdoor spaces work.

The printed ETFE cushions balance daylight and shade across the plaza, creating a comfortable outdoor environment in Singapore's tropical climate. The custom print adds a visual identity to the canopy that reflects the character of the precinct: Active, colourful and welcoming.

Full project story:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/our-tampines-hub/

10/06/2026

From concept to completion, Vector Foiltec Asia Pacific delivers complete ETFE solutions for roofs and facades! Swipe to see the result of our services 🤗

Our services include concept development, design, engineering, fabrication, installation, maintenance and recycling; tailored to the demands of lightweight, high-performance architecture across Asia Pacific.

08/06/2026

Play, learn, grow under the open sky. Even when it rains ☂️🌦️

At the AIS Early Years Facility in Singapore, 3,000 m² of ETFE canopies shelter outdoor play areas, learning spaces and a pool. Children can be outside, in natural light, in any weather – which is exactly the kind of environment that early childhood education specialists advocate.

Singapore's climate – intense sun, frequent heavy rain – makes outdoor learning a challenge. ETFE solves both problems simultaneously. The cushions transmit natural daylight and UV spectrum while protecting from rain, and the lightweight structure avoids the institutional heaviness that a conventional roof would introduce.

Designed by Architects, the project shows how ETFE can support genuine wellbeing outcomes in educational settings.

Explore the project:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/early-years-facility/

03/06/2026

At KCC Mall of General Santos, a printed ETFE roof brings natural daylight into the atrium of a retail and leisure destination in one of the Philippines' fastest-growing cities.

The printed design balances light and solar control, creating a comfortable indoor environment while maintaining the open, sky-connected feeling that shoppers respond to.

General Santos sits in a region that experiences significant sun intensity year-round. Getting the solar control right is not optional, it directly determines whether the mall's central spaces are inviting or uncomfortable. ETFE's printability gives the design team precise control over that balance.

Projects like this show that ETFE is the right technical solution for retail developments across the Asia Pacific region.

Learn how we approached the project:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/kcc-mall-of-gensan/

01/06/2026

ETFE as a giant LED screen? Only in Singapore 😍

At 100 Selegie Road, the Ten Square building uses a vertical ETFE facade integrated with large LED display panels to create one of the most distinctive downtown landmarks in Singapore. The building is a multi-story car vending machine and the ETFE facade makes it impossible to ignore.

The ETFE cladding works on two levels: by day, it provides a lightweight, transparent enclosure that allows views into and through the building. At night and during events, the integrated LED system uses the ETFE as a diffusion layer, turning the entire facade into an enormous, smooth display surface.

This project pushes ETFE into a new category entirely – not just a roof or canopy, but a dynamic, media-capable building skin.

Read the full project story:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/ten-square-car-vending-machine/

25/05/2026

50 m² of ETFE & and a ficus tree thriving underneath it 🌳

Not every ETFE project is a stadium or a shopping mall. At the Victorian Specialist Centre in Melbourne, a compact 50 m² ETFE skylight creates a light-filled entrance that is quietly extraordinary.

Two-layer ETFE cushions cover the entrance atrium where a mature ficus hillii tree grows beneath the roof. The ETFE transmits the natural light spectrum that the tree needs to thrive, creating a living, breathing entrance environment for a medical centre.

Healthcare environments benefit enormously from access to natural light and greenery. The Victorian Specialist Centre shows that ETFE can serve these goals with great elegance, even at modest scale. Sometimes the smallest projects make the strongest argument 🤗

Designed by HAGTA Group.

Full project:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/victorian-specialist-centre/

20/05/2026

The Beijing Olympics gave the world two iconic structures. One of them is built with ETFE ❤️

The National Aquatics Center – known worldwide as the Water Cube – is perhaps the most recognized ETFE building on the planet. Its distinctive bubble facade is not a visual trick: every "bubble" is an inflated ETFE cushion, part of a structural system that made this geometry achievable.

The irregular pattern of hexagons and pentagons is based on the Weaire-Phelan foam structure, nature's most efficient way to fill space with equal-volume bubbles. Translating this into a building envelope was only possible with ETFE. No other cladding material could be fabricated into these shapes at this scale, while remaining lightweight enough for the steel frame to carry.

Discover our project story:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/beijing-olympic-stadium/

14/05/2026

Phenomenal video Parqal 👏🏼👏🏼

13/05/2026

Solar control through design: ETFE at Resorts World Sentosa 🌞🌤️

At one of Asia's most visited resort destinations, ETFE canopies with solar-control printing provide shade and weather protection while maintaining the open, tropical atmosphere that defines the Sentosa experience.

The printed pattern on the ETFE cushions is not only decorative, it is functional. By controlling the percentage of the surface covered with print, the solar transmittance of the cushions can be precisely tuned. The result is exactly the right balance of daylight and shade for an outdoor hospitality environment in Singapore's equatorial climate.

At Resorts World Sentosa, the ETFE canopies are both a performance solution and a visible expression of thoughtful building design.

Read more about how we done it:
https://www.vector-foiltec.asia/project/resorts-world-sentosa-etfe-canopy/

11/05/2026

Yarrawonga Performing Arts Centre, Australia

For the new atrium at the Yarrawonga Performing Arts Centre, Vector Foiltec Asia Pacific designed, fabricated, supplied and installed 13 two-layer ETFE cushions across 330 m².

Developed with N2SH Architects, the lightweight ETFE roof was chosen to provide visual transparency while still delivering effective shading. Supported by a steel structure, the system creates a bright, sheltered atrium space with minimal structural weight; a solution the client (Moira Shire Council) selected for its proven quality and reliable performance.

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