Pan Pacific Orchard by Darren Soh from Arch Daily

Recently crowned as the “World’s Best New skyscraper” in October 2024, the 23-storey Pan Pacific Orchard, located in Singapore’s iconic shopping district, has been awarded by the United States’ Non-Profit Organization, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH). Pan Pacific Orchard “represents the best of responsible vertical urbanism today” as quoted by the council’s Chief Executive. Emphasising on the vertical development of urban spaces such as skyscrapers and strata that maximise land usage.

Bringing about Singapore’s 4 environments into a dramatic building – Forest Terrace, Beach Terrace, Garden Terrace and Cloud Terrace – Guests will be stepping into a high-ceiling lobby, dotted with soaring trees at the Forest Terrace. Heading to the next zone, guests may choose to swim in Emerald pools and unwind on a sandy beachfront filled with swaying palm trees in the Beach Terrace. The Garden Terrace features a manicured garden, complimented with a verandah and an event lawn, decorated with fountains and greenery. Last but not least, a gathering space located in the Cloud Terrace, with a pillarless ballroom, meant to hold ‘events in the clouds’.

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Nee Soon South Community Club, located in the vibrant residential area of Yishun in Singapore, serves as a cornerstone of community life, fostering social cohesion, personal development, and cultural exchange. This community club, nestled within the Nee Soon South constituency, plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life for its residents through a diverse array of programs and facilities tailored to meet the needs of its multi-generational and multicultural population.

Dedicated to promoting lifelong learning and personal development, it offers a plethora of educational courses and workshops, catering to various interests and age groups. From information technology and language classes to arts and crafts workshops, the centre provides ample opportunities for residents to acquire new skills and knowledge. These educational programs are designed to be inclusive, ensuring that both young learners and senior citizens have access to enriching learning experiences. For instance, digital literacy classes help seniors navigate the digital world, while creative arts programs inspire children to explore their artistic talents.
Health and wellness are also at the forefront of Nee Soon South Community Club’s mission by being equipped with modern fitness facilities, including a gymnasium, badminton courts, and multi-purpose halls for various sports and exercise classes. These amenities support a healthy and active lifestyle among residents, encouraging physical fitness and well-being. Additionally, the community club regularly organizes health talks, workshops, and screenings to raise awareness about important health issues and promote preventive care. These initiatives aim to equip residents with the knowledge and tools they need to maintain their health and well-being.
Cultural enrichment is another significant aspect through hosting a variety of cultural events, festivals, and performances that celebrate the rich cultural diversity of Singapore. These events provide a platform for residents to share and experience different cultural traditions, fostering mutual understanding and respect among the various ethnic communities in the area. By promoting cultural exchange and appreciation, the community club helps to build a harmonious and cohesive society.

Community engagement and volunteerism are strongly encouraged by providing numerous opportunities for residents to participate in community service projects and volunteer activities. These initiatives not only benefit the community but also instill a sense of civic responsibility and pride among participants. Volunteer opportunities range from organizing community events to participating in neighbourhood improvement projects, enabling residents to contribute to the well-being and development of their community.

Moreover, Nee Soon South Community Centre acts as a support network for residents in need. It collaborates with government agencies and non-profit organizations to offer various assistance programs, including financial aid, counselling services, and family support initiatives. These programs are designed to provide a safety net for vulnerable individuals and families, ensuring that all residents have access to the help and resources they need to thrive.

In conclusion, Nee Soon South Community Centre is an indispensable asset to the Nee Soon South constituency, playing a vital role in enhancing the social, educational, and cultural life of its residents. Through its comprehensive programs and state-of-the-art facilities, the community centre fosters a strong sense of community spirit, encouraging lifelong learning, promoting health and wellness, and celebrating cultural diversity. By serving as a hub for community engagement and support, Nee Soon South Community Centre continues to make a positive and lasting impact on the lives of its residents, embodying the values of unity, inclusivity, and resilience.
The Listening Lab is proud to have been part of the Community Club’s upgrading works by supplying FM Systems for the Community Club’s Reception Counter, Multi-Purpose Hall and Theatrette. Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant users may approach the Reception Counter to request to loan out the FM System. Once received, the user may wear the provided Neck Loop around their necks and simply switch on the FM Receiver and switch on to the Telecoil setting of their Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant to start hearing what is being communicated from the FM Transceiver.

For Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant users who have some issues when switching to their Telecoil setting, please refer to your respective audiologists for assistance.

Thomson-East Coast Line – Woodlands Station

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In Singapore, travelling via public transport, either by bus or train is the de facto. This means that occasionally, there will be a surge of human traffic demand and the existing supply of public transport are unable to keep up with the masses, hence, a sixth line in Singapore’s MRT network, the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) was first introduced by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) in August 2014, meant to relieve crowding on the East-West and North-South Lines.

ST Engineering has been heavily involved with the integration of the various systems as required and one of the systems that ST Engineering was tasked to include was Hearing Enhancement System (HES), hence, they have reached out to The Listening Lab to provide assistance with the implementation of HES at the Paid and Unpaid side of the Passenger Service Counters (PSC) in every station. Although the required HES solution were only counter systems, it proved to be a daunting challenge to The Listening Lab in the initial stages since the construction of the PSCs comprises of metals.

When metals are being introduced in close proximity to an induction loop, it has a significant impact and would mean that the amount of power required would be greater, resulting in an upgrade to a more powerful loop driver or amplifier. The effect, also known as Metal Loss, metal has towards induction loops is that it would re-radiate an opposing magnetic field and cancelling out some of the loop signal generated by the induction loop, resulting in weakening of the Field Strength and loss of high frequencies that results in a dull or muffled sound. Severity of Metal Loss is affected by how conductive the metal is and how close it is to the loop.

The default method of a counter loop installation would be to mount it directly onto the vertical surface of the counter which happens to be the same for all TEL Stations. Since the counter loop will be directly mounted onto a metal surface and being aware of the adverse effects on Metal Loss, The Listening Lab initiated to conduct a Metal Loss Test to evaluate the severity and make the necessary changes to ensure that it would be able to comply to the IEC 60118-4 Standard. As expected, the metal loss test results showed that the performance of the signal generated by an Ampetronic CLD1 counter loop driver is insufficient to comply to the Standard mentioned earlier and eventually leading to the decision to upgrade to a more powerful Ampetronic C5-1N loop driver and also changing the size of the induction loop to overcome the Metal Loss. ST Engineering, accompanied with The Land Transport Authority (LTA), were present at TE6 Mayflower Station to witness the demonstration of the C5-1N Loop Driver which overcame the Metal Loss that was profound.

Since the year 2000, Ireland has opened a resident embassy in Singapore and for a period of 24 years, it has been located in Liat Towers and in 2024, the Embassy of Ireland in Singapore has relocated to a new location at 18 Cross Street.

For the preparation works of their new office, the Embassy has reached out to Spectrum Audio Visual, with the task to implement the required Audio-Visual integration Systems and a part of the requirement includes Hearing Enhancement System. Spectrum reached out to The Listening Lab to help with the implementation of Counter Loop Systems in the Embassy’s Reception Counter and Interview Room and also InfraRed (IR) Systems for their Meeting Rooms.

InfraRed (IR) Hearing Enhancement solutions uses InfraRed light to transmit sounds. A transmitter converts sound into a light signal and beams it to a receiver that is worn by a listener in which it decodes the IR signal back to sound for listening.

Hearing aid or cochlear implant users are able to enjoy the benefits of an IR system by utilizing an external neckloop, connected to a receiver, to convert the signal into magnetic field which will be picked up by the telecoil component in their Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants.

Unlike induction loop or FM Systems, IR Systems uses line-of-sight as a reference point, furthermore, IR signals cannot pass through walls, making it particularly effective in courtrooms or secure meeting rooms where confidentiality is key. However, the downside to an IR System is that it is not effective in environments where there are too many competing light sources such as the outdoors or strongly lit rooms.

Since the Embassy has Meeting Rooms, sensitive information will most likely be discussed and any leak that can be heard outside of the rooms will be a breach in privacy. Hence, this is where the IR System solution works best to ensure that conversations held in the rooms, stays within the four walls.

Last but not least, the Counter Induction Loops installed at the Reception Counter and Interview Room are seamlessly integrated with Ampetronic’s TalkPerfect Intercom Systems comprising of a client-side glass-mount microphone that has a directional pickup feature which reduces background noise and increases the gain before feedback and also a Combi Mic/Speaker for the Embassy staff.

The Combi Mic/Speaker eliminates the inconvenience of having to use 2 separate mics, one for the Intercom System and the other for the Induction Loop System. On top of that, this reduces the footprint of having a separate speaker, giving a more appealing set up. The Combi Mic/Speaker will serve both the speaker on the client’s side as well as the Counter Induction Loop.

This solution was brought to light as the Reception Counter and the Interview Room, where the Embassy’s staff and the client will be, are separated by a thick glass panel and normal communication would be deemed ineffective.

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Built in 1991, taking inspiration from Sumatran Minang Architecture, Al-Amin Mosque stands as a testament to the vibrant Muslim community thriving within the city-state's multicultural tapestry. This architectural gem, located in the bustling Telok Blangah district, not only serves as a place of worship but also acts as a cultural hub, fostering unity and understanding among its diverse congregation.

Beyond its architectural splendor, Al-Amin Mosque plays a pivotal role in the social fabric of Singapore. It serves as a gathering place for Muslims of various backgrounds, providing a sense of belonging and community in a rapidly changing world. The mosque offers a wide range of services and activities, including daily prayers, religious classes, and charitable initiatives, catering to the diverse needs of its members.

Moreover, Al-Amin Mosque actively engages with the wider community, promoting interfaith dialogue and collaboration. Through outreach programs, open houses, and cultural events, it seeks to bridge cultural divides and foster mutual respect and understanding among people of different faiths.

In recent years, Al-Amin Mosque has embraced technology to enhance its outreach efforts and improve accessibility for worshippers. From live streaming sermons to mobile apps offering prayer timings and religious resources, the mosque continues to evolve with the times while staying true to its core mission of serving the spiritual and social needs of the community.

As Singapore continues to grow and evolve, Al-Amin Mosque remains a steadfast symbol of faith, unity, and inclusivity. It stands as a testament to the rich diversity and harmony that define the Singaporean identity, inspiring generations to come to embrace the values of tolerance, compassion, and mutual respect.

The Listening Lab is proud to have contributed to the mosque’s upgrading works. Worshippers who are wearing a Telecoil-enabled Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant can enjoy the benefits of the Hearing Enhancement Systems found in the Multi-Purpose Halls located at Level 1 and also Prayer Halls at Level 2 and Level 3. Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant users can switch to the telecoil setting when prayers are being conducted.

Tampines North Polyclinic serves as an easily accessible healthcare in the Tampines North Estate. Serving the diverse and vibrant community of Tampines North.

Opened in September 2023, Tampines North Polyclinic was strategically located to address the growing healthcare needs of the estate. With a focus on preventive care, the polyclinic offers a range of services, from general consultations to specialized clinics catering to chronic conditions. The clinic's design reflects Singapore's dedication to patient comfort, with modern architecture and advanced medical equipment ensuring a seamless healthcare experience.

One of the notable features of Tampines North Polyclinic is its integration of technology to enhance patient care. The clinic employs electronic health records, allowing healthcare professionals to access comprehensive patient information swiftly, leading to more accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. Additionally, the polyclinic has embraced telemedicine, enabling patients to consult with healthcare providers remotely, promoting convenience without compromising the quality of care.

The clinic's commitment to community health extends beyond medical consultations. Tampines North Polyclinic actively engages in health education programs, partnering with local schools and community organizations to promote awareness about preventive healthcare measures. Regular health talks, workshops, and screenings contribute to a proactive approach to health within the community.

Tampines North Polyclinic's success lies not only in its cutting-edge medical services but also in the compassionate and skilled healthcare professionals who staff the facility. The dedicated team ensures that each patient receives individualized care, fostering a sense of trust and reliability within the community.

In conclusion, Tampines North Polyclinic stands tall as a model for community-centric healthcare. By combining technological innovation, community engagement, and a commitment to quality, the polyclinic plays a crucial role in Singapore's pursuit of a healthy and resilient society.

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Nestled amidst the bustling streets of Singapore lies a serene oasis of spirituality and culture - the Sri Lankaramaya Temple located at St. Michael’s Road. This architectural gem stands as a testament to the rich heritage and religious diversity present in the Lion City.

Established in 1952 by a group of Sri Lankan immigrants, the temple serves as a spiritual haven for the local Sri Lankan community and visitors alike. Its vibrant exterior, adorned with intricate carvings and colourful motifs, instantly captivates the attention of passersby, inviting them to explore its sacred grounds.

As one steps through the temple gates, they are greeted by a sense of tranquillity that permeates the air. The main shrine, dedicated to Lord Buddha, exudes a sense of peace and reverence, drawing devotees who seek solace and enlightenment in their prayers and meditation.

The temple's architecture is a blend of traditional Sri Lankan design and modern elements, reflecting the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity in Singapore. Intricately carved pillars, ornate statues, and vibrant frescoes adorn the interior, creating a visual feast for the senses and a sanctuary for the soul.

Throughout the year, the temple plays host to a myriad of religious ceremonies, cultural celebrations, and educational programs, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Sri Lankan heritage. From Vesak Day festivities to traditional dance performances, the temple serves as a cultural hub where people of all backgrounds come together to celebrate and learn.

Beyond its religious and cultural significance, the Sri Lankaramaya Temple also serves as a symbol of unity and harmony in Singapore. It embodies the spirit of multiculturalism and mutual respect that defines the nation, fostering understanding and appreciation among its diverse populace.

For those seeking refuge from the hustle and bustle of urban life, the Sri Lankaramaya Temple offers a sanctuary of peace and serenity, where one can connect with their inner self and experience the timeless beauty of Sri Lankan culture and spirituality in the heart of Singapore.

The Listening Lab is proud to have implemented Induction Loop Systems for Sri Lankaramaya Temple in accordance, if not, more than BCA’s guidelines on BCA’s Code of Accessibility, catering to the needs of worshippers and visitors who are wearing Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants. The venues that have Induction Loops installed are at the Reclining Buddha Hall, Cultural Centre and the Shelter adjacent to the Bodhi Tree.

Individuals with Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants would be able to benefit from the Induction Loop Systems when they switch to their ‘Telecoil’ setting. For those who experience some challenges due to their telecoil setting not being configured or properly set-up, please advise them to consult their respective audiologist for assistance.

Tucked away amidst the bustling corridors and vibrant classrooms of Montfort Secondary School, lies a serene sanctuary, the Monfort Chapel. This modest yet beautiful chapel serves as a beacon of peace and reflection for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Established in 2023, the Monfort Chapel holds a rich history within the school's community. Named after St. Marie-Louis de Montfort, the chapel embodies his spirit of devotion and service. Its architecture reflects a blend of contemporary design and traditional elements, with stained glass windows casting colourful hues upon the polished wooden pews.

What sets the Monfort Chapel apart is not just its physical beauty, but the sense of tranquillity it offers to all who enter. In the midst of a busy school day, students find solace in its quiet embrace, a refuge from the demands of academic life. Teachers and staff, too, seek moments of respite within its walls, finding renewal and inspiration in moments of prayer and reflection.

The chapel serves as more than just a place of worship; it is a centre for spiritual growth and community bonding. Regular mass services, prayer sessions, and religious activities foster a sense of unity among students of diverse backgrounds, promoting understanding and respect for different faiths.

Moreover, the Monfort Chapel plays a vital role in the holistic education provided by Montfort Secondary School. Through religious education programs and pastoral care initiatives, students are encouraged to cultivate values of compassion, empathy, and integrity, shaping them into responsible global citizens.

As Montfort Secondary School continues to uphold its mission of nurturing the mind, body, and spirit of its students, the Monfort Chapel remains a cornerstone of this endeavour. With its timeless beauty and profound significance, it stands as a testament to the school's commitment to holistic education and the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of life.

The Listening Lab is honoured to have supplied and installed an Induction Loop System in the Chapel itself. Any Student, Teacher, Staff and visitor who are Hearing Impaired and has either Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants, are able to benefit from the Induction Loop System when they switch to the ‘Telecoil’ setting, especially when Masses are being held.

If any individual who visits the Chapel are facing some challenges on their telecoil setting, please advise them to reach out and consult their respective audiologist for assistance.

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The Canadian International School (CIS) in Singapore exemplifies a standard of academic excellence, cultural diversity, and global citizenship in the heart of Southeast Asia. Founded in 1990, CIS has been a prominent educational institution, catering to students from over 74 nationalities, fostering a rich tapestry of perspectives and experiences.

CIS Lakeside Campus offers a comprehensive education from preschool to the Diploma Programme, following the globally recognized International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. With a commitment to holistic development, the school emphasizes not only academic achievement but also the nurturing of character, leadership skills, and a sense of social responsibility.

One of the defining features of CIS is its dedication to bilingualism, offering both English and French language streams to students. This bilingual approach not only strengthens linguistic abilities but also fosters a deeper appreciation for different cultures and worldviews.

CIS boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, science laboratories, performing arts theatres, sports complexes, and extensive green spaces. These facilities provide students with a conducive environment for both learning and extracurricular activities, enabling them to explore their interests and talents beyond the classroom.

Moreover, CIS prides itself on its vibrant community, where students, teachers, and parents come together to create a supportive and inclusive environment. The school organizes various cultural events, sports tournaments, and community service initiatives, fostering collaboration, empathy, and a sense of belonging among its members.

In addition to its academic prowess, CIS places a strong emphasis on preparing students for an increasingly interconnected world. Through globally minded curricula, experiential learning opportunities, and international exchange programs, students develop the skills and mindset necessary to thrive in a multicultural and rapidly changing society.

In essence, the Canadian International School in Singapore epitomizes excellence in education, embracing diversity, fostering innovation, and empowering students to become compassionate, principled, and lifelong learners prepared to make meaningful contributions to the global community.

The Listening Lab is proud to have implemented Induction Loop Systems for CIS – Lakeside Campus in accordance, if not, more than BCA’s guidelines on BCA’s Code of Accessibility, catering to the needs of students and staff who are wearing Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants. The venues that have Induction Loops installed are at the Level 4 Gymnasium, Level 4 Theatrette, L1 Reception Counter. Apart from Induction Loops Systems, FM Systems supplied by The Listening Lab can also be requested from the school if there is a requirement for it.

Individuals with Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants would be able to benefit from the Induction Loop Systems when they switch to their ‘Telecoil’ setting. For those who experience some challenges due to their telecoil setting not being configured or properly set-up, please advise them to consult their respective audiologist for assistance.

The Singapore National Skin Centre (NSC) stands as a beacon of dermatological excellence in the heart of Southeast Asia. Established in November 1988, it has evolved into a world-class institution dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and research of skin disorders. Nestled in the Novena medical hub, the NSC caters to a diverse range of dermatological needs, offering cutting-edge services and fostering a holistic approach to skin health.

As a tertiary referral centre, the NSC plays a pivotal role in providing specialized care for complex skin conditions. Its team of highly skilled dermatologists, nurses, and support staff collaborate to deliver personalized treatment plans, ensuring the well-being of patients from Singapore and beyond. The centre’s commitment to patient-centric care is evident in its state-of-the-art facilities, where advanced diagnostic tools and therapeutic modalities are employed to address a myriad of skin ailments.

Beyond clinical excellence, the NSC is a hub for dermatological research and education. The centre actively engages in groundbreaking studies, contributing to the global body of knowledge in dermatology. Through continuous medical education programs, the NSC cultivates a culture of learning, nurturing the next generation of dermatologists and healthcare professionals.

The NSC also takes pride in its community outreach initiatives, striving to raise awareness about skin health and preventive measures. Regular screenings, educational campaigns, and collaborations with local organizations underscore the centre’s commitment to promoting skin wellness at a population level.

In essence, the Singapore National Skin Centre stands tall as a testament to Singapore's dedication to healthcare innovation. With its unwavering focus on patient care, research, education, and community engagement, the NSC exemplifies the nation's commitment to fostering a healthier, more informed society.

The Listening lab is privileged to have implemented Hearing Loop Systems for The NSC’s new building for the convenience of Hearing Aid and Cochlear Implant users who visits. The Hearing Loop Systems can be found in the Multi-Purpose Room and in the Seminar Room located at Levels 1 and 3 respectively.

Individuals with Hearing Aids and Cochlear implants would be able to benefit from the Hearing Loop Systems when they switch to their ‘Telecoil’ setting. For those who face some challenges due to their telecoil setting not being configured or properly set-up, please advise them to consult their audiologist for assistance.

Nestled in the northeastern of Singapore lies the vibrant district of Punggol, often hailed as the epitome of modern living combined with natural beauty. Once a sleepy fishing village, Punggol has transformed into a bustling hub offering a blend of urban amenities and serene landscapes. With its picturesque waterfront, residents and visitors are treated to stunning panoramic views.

The newest addition to serve the community in Punggol lies One Punggol, where there are 9 Co-Location Partners under one roof, providing community, cultural, civic and lifestyle facilities. It serves a refreshing model of integration for greater spatial efficiency through co-location and co-sharing facilities while promoting exciting opportunities for interactive collaboration between the 9 Co-Location Partners.

The 9 Co-Location Partners consist of;

1. One Punggol Community Club (CC)
2. Punggol Regional Library (NLB)
3. Hawker Centre
4. Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) Childcare Centre
5. Housing Development Board (HDB) Branch Office
6. Ministry of Health (MOH)/KKH Department of Child Development (KKH-DCD)
7. MOH/Senior Care Centre (SCC) St Luke’s Eldercare
8. MOH/Health Sciences Authority (HAS) Blood Collection Centre
9. MOH/Kidney Dialysis Centre (KCD)

The Listening Lab is honoured to have installed 2 Counter Loop systems located at One Punggol’s KKH-DCD Centre located at Level 4 and another at ServiceSG Centre, located at Level 1. Hearing Aid and Cochlear implant users are able to benefit from the Counter Loops after switching ON their Telecoil function and enjoy seamless conversation with the staff at the counters without the distractions of background noises – especially when important information is being shared.

If their Telecoil function is not configured or properly set-up, please do advise them to consult their audiologist for assistance.

The Frontier Community Club, situated within walking distance from Boon Lay MRT Station and Jurong Point Shopping Centre, is a vibrant hub that encapsulates the essence of community bonding and engagement. With fostering a sense of togetherness among residents in mind, this dynamic Community Centre has become an integral part of the neighbourhood.

At Frontier Community Club - diversity thrives. The centre hosts a wide array of activities and events that cater to all age groups and interests. From fitness classes that keep the young and young-at-heart active, to cultural workshops that celebrate Singapore's rich heritage, there's something for everyone. Children can enjoy educational programs and play areas, while adults can explore lifelong learning opportunities.

What sets Frontier Community Club apart is its commitment to inclusivity. The facility is wheelchair-accessible, ensuring that everyone can participate in its offerings. Moreover, the centre actively engages with seniors, promoting intergenerational activities that bridge gaps and foster meaningful connections.

This bustling hub encourages social interactions, forging lasting friendships among neighbours. The cheerful staff is always ready to assist and create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. They frequently organize community events, ranging from festivals and exhibitions to informative seminars, which serve as a platform for residents to bond and exchange ideas.

The Frontier Community Club serves as a testament to the power of community in bringing people closer. It's more than just a place; it's a haven where individuals come together to celebrate their differences and shared experiences, ultimately making the neighbourhood a better place to live.

The Listening Lab is proud to have implemented Hearing Loop Systems at Frontier Community Club’s retractable chair located in Frontier CC’s Multi-Purpose Room 2 located at Level 3. Retractable chairs are capable of being folded and retracted to wall at the rear of the wall when not in use to allow for an open space for other uses. Hearing aid or Cochlear Implant users can simply switch to the ‘Telecoil’ setting to enjoy the full benefits of the Hearing loop system has to offer. If their Telecoil mode is not configured or properly set-up, please do advise them to consult their audiologist for assistance.

The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore is an immersive journey through the diverse cultures that shape Asia's rich heritage. Housed in a majestic neoclassical building along the Singapore River, this museum is a treasure trove of artistic, religious, and historical artifacts spanning centuries.

Visitors are transported through time as they explore galleries dedicated to various civilizations across Asia, from the intricate artistry of ancient China to the spiritual depth of Indian religions. The museum's exhibits vividly showcase the interconnectedness of cultures through trade, migration, and shared ideologies. Marvel at the exquisite ceramics, sculptures, textiles, and jewelry, each piece narrating tales of craftsmanship and cultural exchange. Interactive displays and multimedia presentations breathe life into history, allowing visitors to delve deeper into the significance of each artifact.

The museum's commitment to education is evident in its engaging programs and workshops catering to diverse audiences, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Asia's multifaceted heritage. Special exhibitions frequently grace its halls, offering fresh perspectives on regional histories and contemporary issues. With its thought-provoking displays and commitment to cultural understanding, the Asian Civilisation Museum stands as a beacon of enlightenment, inviting visitors to embark on a captivating odyssey through the vibrant tapestry of Asia's civilizations.

The Listening Lab is honored to have implemented a Hearing Loop System for Asian Civilisation Museum. Museum-goers wearing Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants can enjoy the benefits of the Hearing Loop System at the Museum’s Reception Counter. Hearing aid or Cochlear Implant users can simply switch to the ‘Telecoil’ setting to hear the receptionist for better communication. If their Telecoil mode is not configured or properly set-up, please do advise them to consult their audiologist for assistance.