Can our eyes wander from our phones to make sense of the place we are travelling? The brilliant thing about SUPERSHOES is the opportunity to live in the moment of walking without compromising the assurance and certainty that we get by consulting our smartphones. […]
Workshops like this one are a rare find in Singapore & Malaysia- one that allows public access and is equipped with all tools necessary to make and to create. […]
HZMB – engineering feat that will create the longest bridge-cum-tunnel sea-crossing with dual 3-lane carriageway which is due to complete in 2016. This project is initiated by the Hong Kong Highways Department to increase land transport connectivity and reduce the travel time by 90%. […]
…How spaces which were primarily meant for reading evolved to what is now social spaces that celebrate user experiences and transform the culture of reading altogether. […]
The infamous Geylang district in Singapore now boasts a quaint identity after a series of transformation at Lorong 24A. These 1920s shophouses were completely redesigned and revamped on the inside, giving each home its unique individuality while conserving a collective exterior. […]
Courtesy of Kelly Hill Photography for Exploration Architecture. Growing architecture is an exciting idea. Unlike many superficial conceptual ideas of biomimicry which produced no more than form & aesthetics, harvesting architecture from biological production takes a leap in nature inspired designs. This approach has been pursued by reserchers and architects alike, namely Magnus Larsson‘s Green Wall Sahara in Africa and Rachel Armstrong‘s protocell for Venice’ bedrock. And recently, Michael Pawlyn of Exploration Architecture who was famously known for the Eden Project by Grimshaw is proposing that architecture could be grown from the depths of the ocean in near future. This seemingly farfetched idea is backed by Pawlyn’s investigations and researches to establish a convincing prototype of what may come ahead of us in construction and materials. […]
Like a magnified portraiture, this masterpiece is rather cult-like as visitors’ were seen mesmerized and awestruck at the formation of their facial features, blown up to 3500 times larger, like those of a Buddha statue or the faces of Mount Rushmore. […]