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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. CALVIN KLEIN VOYEUR HOUSE in SINGAPORE by REXJune 3rd, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: REX Calvin Klein, Inc. continues to expand its global presence in Asia. The company celebrated growth in the region with its biggest event of 2014 in Singapore. The affair, including presentations of the brand’s various collections (CK Collection, CK Platinum, CK Jeans, and CK Underwear), took place on the grounds of the abandoned Kallang Airport, closed since 1955.  Image Courtesy © Tom White
 Image Courtesy © Tom White For the event, Calvin Klein, Inc. approached REX to conceive an architectural installation inside a defunct hangar, to be designed and built in just three weeks. The structure—which mingles the Modernist sophistication befitting a Calvin Klein home with a little architectural disobedience and a touch of voyeurism— featured thirty models displaying the brand’s four clothing collections and pieces from the CK Home Collection. Each of the four clothing collections had its own distinct space in the house.  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.  Image Courtesy © Pyk Compact Camera Photography  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.  Image Courtesy © Tom White  Image Courtesy © Jacky Ho  Image Courtesy © REX  Image Courtesy © REX  Image Courtesy © REX  Image Courtesy © REX  Image Courtesy © REX  Image Courtesy © REX  Image Courtesy © Tom White  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.  Image Courtesy © Calvin Klein, Inc.
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