HIGH-RISE Properties
A 12-storey “office creating” called Murai Tower, which simulates an office tower, stood next to the vehicle exchange. The top floor was filled with journalists ‘ representatives.  ,
The city has three 12-story structures, with the other two resembling a hotel and a private block.  ,
Instructors can monitor each soldier’s place during a fight practice by placing sensors with QR codes all over the structure, along corridors, rooms, and the pull.  ,
On the exterior of houses, signs in yellow and black can be found. They can create a ceiling” crumbling” when a soldier shoots at it using the term” shot through wall module.” This increases the authenticity of war because men can no longer hide behind rooms if they are “destroyed.”  ,
Additionally, there are speakers that keep men on their feet safe from sounds, such as blows from an air strike.  ,
Around 11, 000 of these sensors and devices are installed throughout SAFTI City, helping to enhance the realistic nature of war and monitor men ‘ movements.  ,
SAFTI City, according to the Ministry of Defense ( MINDEF), “is designed to challenge our soldiers in the complexity of urban operations, with a mix of low and high-rise buildings having multiple entries and exits, interconnected buildings, and interconnected buildings.”
SAFTI City was built in SAFTI City, according to Lieutenant Colonel ( LTC ) Darius Kwa, operations manager for “high intensity” urban operations, disaster relief, homeland security, and counter-terrorism.  ,
The mix of high-rise and low-rise buildings was modelled after the country’s urban landscape, taking references from various Housing Board ( HDB) town centers, to ensure its relevancy in the Singapore context.  ,
You will also see people amenities being constructed within these 71 buildings, such as hospitals, schools, and a transportation hub, according to LTC Kwa, a member of the Education and Doctrine Command of the Singapore army.  ,