CPF Bishan Service Centre

The Central Provident Fund Board Singapore (CPF) is a comprehensive social security system in Singapore, designed to ensure financial security for its residents and permanent residents. 

Through CPF, individuals can systematically save for their retirement, healthcare insurance, and various life insurance policies. Established to provide a structured approach to financial planning, CPF plays a crucial role in Singapore’s social and economic framework, contributing to the stability and well-being of its citizens.

Bishan, also known as Bishan New Town (or simply Bishan Town), is a district located in the northern part of Singapore’s Central Region, one of the country’s five administrative regions. The area is renowned for its rapid and intensive development, transforming from a modest residential neighbourhood into a bustling urban hub. Since the 1970s, the district has experienced a significant increase in population density. Initially, it was dominated by residential buildings that stood out architecturally by moving away from the prevailing brutalist style of the time in favour of more contemporary forms. This shift laid the foundation for the modern housing developments seen today.

One of the most striking examples of Bishan’s urban evolution is the CPF Bishan Service Centre building. Its architectural style perfectly combines tradition with modernity. The structure harmoniously integrates a classic form with sleek, futuristic glass elements, making it a symbol of Bishan’s transformation. The building serves an essential function in the community, offering key financial and advisory services that align with CPF’s mission to support Singaporeans in planning for their future.

To ensure the structural integrity and safety of the CPF Bishan Service Centre, high-quality construction solutions from Rawlplug were utilised, including:

• R-KEX-II-600 bonded anchors
• R-KEM-II-410 bonded anchors
• R-HPTIIA4 mechanical anchors

These advanced anchoring systems contribute to the durability and resilience of the building, reflecting the high standards of construction and innovation that define Singapore’s urban landscape.

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