Interior Architecture
We shape and curate interiors through a holistic approach, using architectural narratives, to design and enrich spaces that are memorable, educational and immersive for all ages to experience. Led by a coherent vision, we are adept at delivering a fluent package both inside and out, that contributes to complete experience.
Interior Architecture Projects
Public facilities, Institutional, Commercial Space, Exhibition, Museums, and Private Residences.
Drawing upon motifs inspired by colonial tropical architecture, the design posits the new extension as a tropical verandah, infused with lush greenery that alludes to the atmosphere of a rural estate.
Click and Collect is a robot retail product collection point at Funan Mall. The service allows customers to order and pay for their products with the retailers within Funan Mall and can collect their purchases at Click and Collect with a one-time password.
SAFRA Mount Faber embodies the changing needs of NSmen and growing number of professionals, managers and executives amongst operationally-ready national servicemen. Nestled at the fringe of the city and at the foot of Mount Faber forest, the transformation of SAFRA Mount Faber into an executive lifestyle club is visually defined by a striking new façade at its doorstep.
WILD RICE @ FUNAN is a performing arts facility located at the heart of Singapore’s civic and cultural district. Created as the new home for Singapore theatre company Wild Rice, the scheme occupies the upper storeys of the redeveloped Funan centre. The venue features the 358-seat Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre, in addition to a 60-seat performance studio; rehearsal rooms; and the company’s administrative office.
The house is understated, yet commands an undeniable presence on the site while remaining uncompromisingly functional.
Part of a unique series of developments set within the rough and tumble of the Geylang neighbourhood in Singapore, the concept of this house was born out of an investigation on the opportunities and delight possible when the old interacts with the new – yet with a healthy respect for the inherent spatial rules afforded by the shophouse typology.
The open design of the house boldly experiments with the notions of tropical dwelling, where sustainability is interpreted through the harnessing of natural elements through passive means.
The two-storey house sits on a sloping square site. With its spaces composed around a central courtyard which serves as both a lightwell and airwell, it allows every interior space to relate to the exterior.
