FranzWood carves out a niche in Singapore’s conservation sector
The firm undertakes multidisciplinary work to ensure heritage sites remain for future generations to enjoy
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[SINGAPORE] From restoring century-old churches to developing locally blended patination chemicals for copper domes, FranzWood has carved out a niche for itself in the areas of conservation, restoration, engineering and innovation.
“My passion is in conservation and restoration – I collect old stuff,” said Francis Lim, the consultancy and engineering group’s managing director. He enjoys preserving relics from his childhood – such as a timber rocking horse, a rarity nowadays.
He holds a master’s degree in civil structural engineering and was working as an engineer before deciding to strike out on his own.
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