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27-01-2020

HOSPITALS AND ARCHITECTURE

“A hospital is a house for man, as the habitation is the house for man”, Le Corbusier

11-02-2019

ONSTAGE: INTERVIEW WITH ARCH. CHANG YONG TER

Even if extremely pragmatic and rational in their approaches, the proposals of the architect, Chang Yong Ter, in the research of establishing a tuneful co-existence between human beings and nature, tend to lose material definition, fading into the abstraction of idyllic situations that resonate in our hearts with the power of utopian visions.

18-01-2019

WOHA’s Iluma building has a multimedia façade and crystal-shaped fixtures

WOHA architects’ Iluma Building will have an interactive multimedia façade, making it an influencer in its Singapore neighbourhood

19-12-2018

UNStudio completes The Scotts Tower in Singapore

The Scotts Tower was recently completed in one of Singapore’s most important neighbourhoods, near Orchard Road. UNStudio’s skyscraper combines a vertical city containing a variety of residential solutions with businesses and green areas, all in a single building.

19-12-2018

WY-TO completes Hide and Seek, a child-friendly home

Hide and Seek is the name of the project for a family with two children in Singapore, completed by architecture firm WY-TO.

10-12-2018

World Building of the Year Award 2018 goes to WOHA’s Kampung Admiralty building

The winners of the biggest prizes at the 2018 World Architecture Festival were announced at a gala dinner in Amsterdam concluding the festival on 30 November. The Kampung Admiralty mixed-use facility designed by WOHA and built in Singapore was named World Building of the Year 2018.

06-06-2018

Oasia Hotel Downtown named Best Tall Building Worldwide 2018

The Tall + Urban Innovation Conference is over, and the jury of the CTBUH 2018 Awards has announced the winners in each category. The overall winner is Woha’s Oasia Hotel Downtown in Singapore, named Best Tall Building Worldwide 2018.

17-05-2018

CTBUH Urban Habitat Award for skyscrapers and urban context

Architecture’s impact on its context, whether natural or urban, goes farther than the footprint of the building itself; a skyscraper, for example, becomes a landmark visible from a great distance away. The CTBUH presents annual awards for tall buildings that have a positive impact on their surroundings. We take a look at the candidates for the 2018 awards.

02-05-2018

Ingenhoven architects: Marina One in Singapore

Ingenhoven architects with Gustafson Porter + Bowman designed Marina One, a commercial, residential and office complex in the heart of Singapore’s Marina Bay. Ingenhoven has grafted a green heart onto a number of floors in the glass structure of Marina One.