Conservation
Conserving our built heritage is an important part of Singapore’s development and urban planning. Learn more about the submission processes and conservation guidelines.
Introduction
All proposed works will need to comply with the conservation guidelines and the Specific Restoration Guidelines (SRG). Conservation Permission is required before all additions & alteration works and operations of new use can begin. If you are unsure whether your proposed works require Conservation Permission, please consult URA.
The conservation guidelines consist of planning parameters, restoration guidelines, envelope control guidelines, signage guidelines, and use guidelines for buildings in Conservation Areas.
Find out more about how we apply our guidelines across different conservation areas here.
Specific Restoration Guidelines (SRG)
This service allows owners and their agents to apply for Specific Restoration Guidelines for their unit to facilitate development applications for restoration works. If you intend to carry out works, Conservation Permission is required.
Submission Process
Planning Parameters and Restoration Guidelines
Envelope Control Guidelines
Use Guidelines
Signage Guidelines
Resources
Conservation Circulars
Read latest circulars related to conservation.
Conservation Best Practices
Learn about the fundamental hallmarks of any quality restoration, irrespective of scale and complexity of the project.
Conservation Do-It-Right Guides
Discover practical guides for shophouse owners and tenants on conservation-friendly signage, maintenance, and heritage-sensitive practices.
