ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Singapore’UOL Fractal Gallery in Singapore by Ministry of DesignThursday, July 6th, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Designed for UOL, a reputed Singapore based developer, The Fractal Gallery seeks to redefine the typical show gallery typology on several fronts and is the third instalment in a series of show gallery collaborations with UOL. (The development is called 70 St Patricks).  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
UOL Frame Gallery in Singapore by Ministry of DesignWednesday, July 5th, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design The 2nd in a series of three show galleries for UOL, this is for Thomson Three residential development in Singapore. The design capitalizes on the characteristics of its unique site conditions and uses it to heighten the experience of show gallery and show flats. Nestled amongst a grove of tightly spaced trees and bounded by 2 roadways, the gallery is primarily arranged around a central model display atrium with a top lit skylight, with 4 ‘pods’ extending outwards from this central point. 2 of the pods are orientated towards the roadway, with large glass windows providing the surrounding traffic an enticing view into the gallery’s bustle and sales activity — serving as the show gallery’s \”window display\” and a means to showcase the development models and graphics.  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
UOL Edge Gallery in Singapore by Ministry of DesignTuesday, July 4th, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Designed for UOL, a reputed Singapore developer, The Edge Gallery explores and redefines the typology of the Singaporean condominium show gallery on several fronts.  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
Tangs Flagship Store in Singapore by Ministry of DesignSunday, July 2nd, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Desiring relevance in the face of ever evolving retail trends, Tangs appointed MOD to fundamentally redefine its retail experience by establishing a new retail strategy, public space planning and holistic design for the ground and upper levels.  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre by DP ArchitectsFriday, June 30th, 2017Article source: DP Architects The Singapore Chinese Culture Centre (SCCC) is a new civic and community institution, spearheaded by the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clans Association (SFCCA), for the promotion of traditional and contemporary Chinese arts and culture locally. The SCCC will house an array of civic and cultural facilities such as interactive exhibition spaces, visual art gallery, a multi-purpose hall, recital room, reading room, practice and rehearsal room and a 530-seat auditorium. Other functions within the centre include office spaces for SCCC, Business China, clans, agencies, 270 number of carpark lots, and some F&B components. Set in the bustling CBD along Shenton Way, with the Marina Bay skyline as a backdrop, SCCC will be located on a site adjacent to Singapore Conference Hall (SCH), a landmark gazetted as a national monument in 2010 and home to the Singapore Chinese Orchestra. Seen as a cultural hub for the Chinese community, both buildings will form a unique synergy through their programmes. Contextually sensitive, the SCCC’s design complements the architecturally striking SCH, with its coherence and clarity of programme, planning and articulation.  Evening view of SCCC Modern and contemporary with its coherence and clarity of programme, planning and articulation., Image Courtesy © DP Architects
Apple Orchard Road in Singapore by Foster + PartnersThursday, June 22nd, 2017Article source: Foster + Partners Apple Orchard Road is the first Apple Flagship in Singapore, highlighting its role as a global centre for creativity. Its design reflects the vibrancy and innovative spirit of the city-state. The project is another example of the close collaboration between Foster + Partners and the design team at Apple led by chief design officer, Sir Jonathan Ive and Angela Ahrendts, senior vice president of Retail and Online Stores. Located along the tree-lined avenue, Orchard Road – at the heart of the garden city – the flagship aims to create a new social focus, while working with nature. It blurs the boundaries between inside and outside.  Image Courtesy © Foster + Partners
COO Boutique Hostel and Sociatel in Singapore by Ministry of DesignThursday, June 22nd, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Singapore’s first ‘Sociatel’ brand, COO, introduces a new-generation hospitality experience to locals and travellers alike. Its first property in Tiong Bahru have been developed and designed as a holistical brand experience. The brand synergizes a design hostel and a casual bistro; and introduces a world’s first: COO Connect, a digital interest-matching tool aimed at connecting like-minded hostel guests.  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
Durasafe Retail Gallery in Singapore by Ministry of DesignSunday, June 18th, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Durasafe, Singapore’s leading supplier of premium safety gear and equipment, approached MOD to create a gallery that would reinforce its existing strong brand presence for its predominantly male customer base and reach end users instead  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
Fost Gallery in Singapore by Ministry of DesignFriday, June 16th, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Designed for a sophisticated client with an affinity for polished spaces, Fost Gallery was an opportunity to explore the extension of “art curation” to “space curation” by introducing authorship and transformability.  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
New Majestic hotel in Singapore by Ministry of DesignWednesday, June 14th, 2017Article source: Ministry of Design Predating the advent of the boutique hotel movement in Singapore, MOD conceptualized the New Majestic experience to simultaneously draw from its locale and heritage whilst looking forward to create an experiential narrative which earned it membership in the internationally acclaimed “Design Hotels” group. At that point in time, it was the sole Singaporean hotel belonging to the group.  Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design
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