Singapore

Delicate and luxury residence hidden in the green mountain.

An “urban wilderness” within a commercial complex

Lying on the “Dome”.

A future-forward interior design.

Not just a hotel, but an entire experience.

The stone blocks represent those who returned from the war while the voids represent the absences.

An international practice combines international knowledge with local understanding of the context.

”The hydrological and ecological pulses beat through this.”

Breaking new ground in family entertainment – Double the Joy, Triple the Fun

Inspired from light and shadow, the trap play pattens creating a dynamic interior.

Public, shared spaces and terrace interwoven through the cluster of towers foster interactions.

An animations that show landscapes / seascapes but with a constant shimmer of time.

The boundary where the regular repeating tiles merge with the free form of real flora is fascinating.

A shelter that could be assembled without any tools, meeting basic needs after catastrophe.

Using food as core to create an open activity center for seniors.

World’s largest free-span ultra-thin dome stadium with a movable roof and retractable seating.

Ministry of Design enhances hospitality experience and engagement through digital platforms and social spaces.

Plants, water bodies, and living spaces are integrated as one，a cool tropical paradise for the family.