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Singapore Architecture

15 Projects 8 Journals 1 Publications

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Singapore's tropical climate, dense urban fabric, and limited land make it a demanding setting for architects. Projects here often address heat, humidity, and rainfall alongside the need for compact, adaptable living and working space.

Member work on this topic centres on residential and hospitality projects that bring greenery into the built form, from vertical villages and palm-inspired houses to heritage dining spaces and multi-generational homes designed around shared gardens.

Top contributors

UNI Editorial7 works

Shivani Thakkar1 work

Ankur Shah1 work

Shubham Jangid1 work

Verlie Clemente1 work

Louie Abigail Clemente1 work

Jeffrey Caladiao1 work

Tejas C Patel1 work

Elif

434

Nomad House

This proposal also serves as a critique to the current working environments. It is a hybrid housing and working model that allows renewal and flexibility to take place not only at the macro scale but also at the micro and meso scale. This model discusses how the technology, people and nature will interact in the future.

Shubham Jangid and 3 others

322

REVERIE

A methodical approach defined to derive future. For that assumptions were formulated considering present trendz, inventions and visions. Concept derived from Buddhist & Hindu preaching. Functions are symbolized as Causes, Deeds, Sakam Karma, Niskam Karma & Web. Structures depicting it are Recessed cube, Ribbon, RubixCube, Revolving Tower & Relation.

Felix and Hoi Ching

261

2030 Buzz Haus

Buzz Haus - utopia for digital nomads Realizing flexibility and connectivity. Buzz Buzz Buzz

Ahmet Necip

140

VERTICAL CONNECTION

The project is based on combining social life with green environment and ensuring its continuity in vertical as a mixed-use vertical architecture proposal that houses University and residential functions. This fiction involves design decisions on associating different blocks in the vertical and creating social spaces.

Misak

105

Green Vertical Village

Nano nests composing a green and healthy community. The main concept is based on how we can make living interesting and humane again. It is a fact that most metropolitan cities are in a high demand of housing.

Samuel and 3 others

Green Nomad

“As the sun rises over the bustling cityscape of Singapore, our project stands as a testament to innovation, sustainability, and community-centric design. Nested amidst the vibrant urban fabric, our co-living and co-working space embodies a vision of modern living that transcends conventional boundaries. “

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 year ago

ASU Restaurant Singapore Architecture: A Heritage Dining Space by Brock Carmichael Asia

An in-depth look at ASU Restaurant Singapore’s architecture, blending heritage colonial design with modern spatial narratives by Brock Carmichael Asia.

Architecture

Singapore Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedStory1 year ago

Oku House by Freight Architects: A Contemporary Reinterpretation of the Shophouse Typology

Oku House by Freight Architects blends Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetics with modern shophouse design, featuring natural materials and passive cooling strategies.

Shophouse

Housing

UNI Editorial

publishedStory1 year ago