Detailed design guidelines that are not only local in character but consider careful analysis of the site and terrain have been developed to ensure smooth implementation of the development.
From enCity’s extensive research of the heritage landscape in Singapore and of conservation best practices globally, we propose 3 fundamental notions to pave the path for urban heritage conservation.
“Citizen-centric, Open to Nature” – enCity CEO elucidated the audience with his new approach: A planner must understand the perspectives of a historian, an environmentalist, an economist, and a citizen.
enCity’s Co-founder and CEO, Dzung Do Nguyen was invited to share his perspective on drawing on local development opportunities at Urban Land Institute (ULI) Vietnam’s launch event on April 21, “2022 Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia Pacific”.
From our experiences at enCity, methods that city and government leaders can use to foster talent and thus strengthen innovation eco-systems can be built on one or more of 4 dimensions we list below.
Hai is one of the founding members at enCity. He works on multiple complex infrastructural projects with clients to simplify and deliver effective solutions. Besides being a devoted and responsible Manager of Master planning and design team, Hai also loves photography, cooking, and running.
This insight article is based on a research paper done by enCity’s Managing Director, Dr. Ho Long Phi published in the “Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Water, Megacities and Global Change” by UNESCO (January 2022).
More than 100 key members of CLD Vietnam attended the workshop, including General Manager of the Northern region, to hear about reflections, lessons and challenges from enCity projects.
Discussing with Asian-wide experts from Frost & Sullivan, Microsoft, Alibaba, ADB etc., enCity CEO explained how smart technology is incorporated into natural, physical, digital and service layers of urban infrastructure.
We are proud to be awarded as the leading brand in the field of planning, and appreciated due to our contributions which affirm the value of urban planning in Vietnam.








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