Johnson Controls opens new R&D lab in Singapore

Johnson Controls’ Singapore expansion will drive sustainability practices in Southeast Asia.

Johnson Controls opened its new office in Singapore. The office will serve as a lab for collaborations, research, and development.

The office spans 3,535 sq m, accommodating 450 employees and an OpenBlue Innovation Center which will showcase solutions to create smart buildings.

Strategically located at one-north, the office seeks to foster collaboration with local partners, institutions, and industry experts.

The office also supports The Singapore Green Plan 2030 furthering Singapore’s agenda on sustainable development.

Johnson Controls aims to advance sustainable practices and innovation, addressing Southeast Asia’s need for accommodating the rapidly growing urban population.

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