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Roof & Façade (R&F) your preferred brand for advertising

R&F represents the Voice for Sustainability in Asia. Our brand R&F is an all-embracing metaphor for the human endeavor to achieve sustainable growth and equitable development. We publish content relevant to shelter, urban architecture, and heavy engineering technologies, catering to a broad spectrum of readers within similar and connected industries.
Our print media is visually attractive, which makes it popular with designers and architects. Its technical content is informative and appealing to engineers while the editorial style is easy for general readers who are decision-makers, planners and developers. It is available both in print (A3-sized format) and online at www.roofandfacade.com

We are the construction industry’s leading business media delivering news and information in print, online and through leading conferences and events.

RFA Magazine

	Breaking new ground with radical re-think of Institutional architecture in India, this engineering college is devised as a contemporary ‘educational village’ consisting of distinct faculty blocks.more
	Designed and built at the behest of the then Prime Minister of independent Malaysia, YTM Tuanku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj, The National Museum of Malaysia has a long history and tradition, which it showcases in a structure which is timeless. more
	The HK$290-million buildings house the British Consulate-General in Hong Kong which is Britain’s largest Consulate and an embassy bigger than most British embassies. more

ICA Magazine

	From airports to skyscrapers, from exhibition halls to petrochemical plants,Yongnam has been consistently adding value to Singapore’s structural horizon for the past 30 years. Page01-22 Page23-48
	Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) first announced its plans to link the Southern Ridges at the “Parks and Water bodies and Identity Plan” exhibition in July 2002. Page01-21 Page22-48
	The Three Gorges Dam and the futuristic hydroelectric power plant in China, surely a technological prowess, is also widely criticized for its likely impact on ecology and environment, displacing more than 4 million people. more