1. Secondary 2 IDS Resort Planning 2O1 Kevan Chew Jun Kiat (12) Bryan Ow Yong (20) Yap Chong Sin (33) Samson Yu Bai Jian (23)

2.  Background Information  Location  Attractions  Benefits  Why Other Locations Were Rejected  Building Process  Transportation  Eco - Friendliness Overview

3.  Pulau Ubin 10.19 km² One of the last rural areas to be found in Singapore About 100 inhabitants of the island Background Information

4.  Maman Beach Location Maman Beach

6. Mamam Beach Proposed Reclaimed Land Breakwater Sea

7. Attractions Chek Jawa Temples Quarries

8.  Sunny  Receives a lot of sunlight throughout the year  Suitable for harnessing solar energy  Windy  Strong sea breeze is cooling and hence requires less use of air conditioner Benefits of the Location

9.  Chek Jawa  Harms and destroys marine ecosystem  Destroy natural habitat  Other Beaches - Lack of space for resort - Too dirty Why other places were not Suitable

10.  Land will be reclaimed from the sea to be used to extend the shoreline  Small portion of the surrounding forests will also be deforested to :  Provide more space for the resort  Provide wood for construction of some parts of the resort and furniture. Land Reclamation

11.  Hard engineering methods  Breakwaters Solid granite walls to protect the erosion of shoreline  Soft Engineering Methods  Beach Nourishment  Encouraging growth of coral reefs Coastal Management

12.  Structure will be made with recycled glass and steel to support the eco-theme  Solar panels will be installed on the roof of the resort to maximize the limited space.  Interior of rooms and furniture will be made from wood, which is visually appealing. The Resort

13. 1.Design - Using glass for the exterior of the resort, natural sunlight can be used for the lighting in the day - Using wood for the interior of the resort allows a cooling effect on the rooms, making guests less inclined towards using air conditioning. Green living practices in the resort

14. 2.Light sensors can be installed at corridors, rooms and toilets of the resort, to reduce electricity consumption. 3.Washroom cisterns to have half-flush and full-flush functions 4.Leaflets and brochures to be printed with recycled paper. Green living practices

15. 5.Recycling bins will be situated throughout the resort, to encourage guests to recycle. 6.Food waste can be converted to compost and used as fertiliser for the plants around the resort Green Living Practices

16.  Mangrove swamps to be planted  Reduce soil erosion  Filters sea water  Recycling bins  Situated on various parts of the island  Chalets to be constructed from wood  Abundant  Naturally cooler Eco - Friendliness

17.  Solar-Powered Vans  Transport tourists on free and easy tours  Bio fuel powered Trams  Guided tours led by tour guides Transportation

18.  Solar Power  Solar panels consist of solar cells which are made up of semiconductors like silicon  Light rays are absorbed by the semiconductors and causes the electrons to be in an excited state, flowing in one direction along a wire, thus producing electricity Green Technology

19.  Wind  Wind currents are erratic  Not strong enough  Tidal  Waves erratic  Not strong enough to be used as a source of energy Green Technology (Rejected)

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