Innovative Self-Circulating Bucket System for Sustainable HDB Corridors in Singapore

Discover Corridor Bloomast's groundbreaking project aimed at creating a self-circulating bucket system for HDB corridors. This initiative focuses on sustainable practices in shared residential spaces, enhancing maintenance while promoting eco-friendly solutions within Singapore's limited public housing environments. Join us in redefining urban living through innovative design logic.

5/8/20241 min read

A traditional house with a thatched roof made from natural materials. The walls appear to be made of mud or clay, painted in a light color. The structure includes simple architectural details such as small windows with decorative bars. Surrounding the house, there are indications of a rural setting with trees and utility wires visible in the background.
A traditional house with a thatched roof made from natural materials. The walls appear to be made of mud or clay, painted in a light color. The structure includes simple architectural details such as small windows with decorative bars. Surrounding the house, there are indications of a rural setting with trees and utility wires visible in the background.

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