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Singapore Building Development, South East Asian Architecture, Property Designs, News
Singapore Building Developments
South East Asian Architecture + Property Designs
Building Developments in SingaporeWe've selected what we feel are the key examples of Singapore Building Developments.We aim to include buildings that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both. We cover completed buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Singapore. Singapore Architecture : news + major projects Singapore Buildings : A-I Singapore Building Designs : J-R Singapore Building Developments : S-Z (this page) Singapore Architecture DevelopmentsArchitecture Designs - latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:Xtra Herman Miller Shop Architect: P.A.C  photo from architects Xtra Herman Miller Shop - 9 Oct 2012 The design inspiration for the architects comes from Herman Miller’s core products; Work Chairs. Learning from the design processes of the work chairs, which combines formal, structural and material innovation based on the research of Ergonomics to create a surface that moulds comfortably to the human body, our proposal seek to develop a “skin” for the Herman Miller Store that is “moulded” to its host – Xtra. UOL Edge Gallery Ministry of Design  photo : CI&A Photography UOL Edge Gallery Singapore - 20 Jul 2012 Singapore has been experiencing a residential condominium development boom in recent years and as a result, architects have been called upon to design a slew of temporary show gallery buildings to facilitate the display and sale of these developments. "Remarkably, instead of the rich design variety one may imagine emerging from such commissions, the majority of show gallery design has been woefully homogenous and formulaic - architecture comprising of awkwardly proportioned cubes of glass, plaster and timber with interior design independent from its architectural edifice, typically styled with uninhibited ostentation and cliched visions of luxury". Yale-NUS College Design: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects  image from architects Yale-NUS College Singapore - 12 Jul 2012 Yale-NUS College will be first liberal arts college in Singapore, offering four-year undergraduate degrees on a campus that integrates learning and living. This new institution, jointly created by Yale University and the National University of Singapore, will enroll up to 1,000 students. Adjacent to NUS’s University Town, the project comprises a central campus green flanked by academic and administrative buildings as well as three residential colleges, each arranged around its own courtyard. Scotts Tower UNStudio  picture © UNStudio Scotts Tower Singapore - 7 Dec 2011 UNStudio’s design for The Scotts Tower in Singapore will be the first development to be unveiled today under the Far East Organisation’s new SOHO brand. Designed to conserve space whilst maximizing live/work/play areas, The Scotts Tower high end residential building is situated on a prime location in Singapore, close to the Orchard Road luxury shopping district and with views encompassing both nearby parkland and the panoramic cityscape of Singapore City. The final design outcome of this 120 unit 5 storey residential development, belies the challenges that the site poses. The site is like the side of a hill, varying in height of up to 8 metres between the rear of the site to the front of the site. The terrain also rises towards the centre of the site. Sentosa Cove House ONG&ONG Architects  photograph from architects Sentosa Cove House This home can endure the tropics with minimal environmental impact, by tapping on available resources. Four levels make up the building, each catering to various social and entertainment needs while also accommodating each family member’s individual need for solitude. Achieving space maximisation and privacy were also factored into this design, in view of the house’s proximity to neighboring units. As a result, the internal spaces face inward into a multi-functional courtyard which acts as circulation pivot and lightwell, while also serving as a visual focal point. Dense foliage also provides a natural means for additional privacy. Major Singapore Architecture Developments, alphabetical:
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