Black | White | Grey in Singapore by Studio Wills + Architects

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This is a project for an office in a light industrial area in Singapore. Buildings in such areas have low ceiling and big floor plates.

The client acquired an office space with a combined floor area of 400 sqm. Large floor plate coupled with low ceiling resulted in a very oppressive space, which is the given condition of the project.

Arriving at a BLACK Foyer, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

• Architects: Studio Wills + Architects
• Project: Black | White | Grey
• Location: Singapore

Stepping into a WHITE Reception Lounge, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

The client’s brief for this office consisted of Lounge, Conference Room, Open Office, Rooms and Support Facilities.

These elements are organized in BANDS of contrasting qualities: Expansive and Compressive, Public and Private, Light and Dark.

A route is orchestrated so that one’s movement through the office oscillates between these spaces of contrasting spatial qualities.

WHITE walls punctuated by light niches and BLACK Gallery, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

Along the BLACK Gallery, beyond is the WHITE Open Office, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

In the BLACK Gallery, a door opens to a WHITE Wash Room, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

Journey culminates at the WHITE Open Office, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

GREY rooms line the WHITE Open Office, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

WHITE walls punctuated with GREY niches, BLACK Gallery and GREY Rooms, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

In the BLACK Gallery, a door opens to a WHITE Wash Room, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

Returning to the WHITE Reception, beyond which is the BLACK Foyer, Image Courtesy © Jeremy San Tze Ning

Image Courtesy © Studio Wills + Architects

Image Courtesy © Studio Wills + Architects

Image Courtesy © Studio Wills + Architects

Image Courtesy © Studio Wills + Architects

Tags: Singapore

Categories: Conference Center, Office Building

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