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Opened for stay in October this year, Pullman Singapore Hill Street brings guests on a journey through thoughtfully curated spaces, representing a modern take of the bygone era.
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Studio Carter, based in Los Angeles, has joined forces with Singapore’s DP Architects to reimagine the iconic shophouse concept, giving birth to the Mondrian Singapore Duxton.
Set to launch later this year, The Greenhouse at Dulwich College Singapore designed by DP Architects and DP Sustainable Design contributes to Singapore’s Green Building Masterplan.
Singapore architects and engineers join the declaration of environmental crisis and commit to positive action.
Next week, an exhibition of the five shortlisted designs in the Founders’ Memorial competition begins a two-month tour of the island, with the public invited to choose their favourite ahead of the jury’s final selection.
3D-printed sugar glazing, fondant buddha, and gold foiled temple – here are the spice and everything nice from Archifest x WATG’s Great Architectural Bake Off 2018!
What are the ingredients of a smart home? Will smart tech change how we design residential spaces? Indesign Media recently partnered with BSH Group to lead a panel discussion on the smart future of our homes.
How will smart technology affect designers and architects? Indesign Media Asia partnered with Schneider Electric to host a panel discussion with leading figures from Singapore’s A&D industry.
The inaugural Asian edition of the Great Architectural Bake-Off saw some of the region’s landmarks rise (and almost fall) from flour and sugar.
DP has grown from a partnership focused on post-independence nation building to an international mega firm. An exhibition at The URA Centre and a hefty book commemorate the journey so far.
For the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, DP Architects merge traditional Chinese influences with a forward-thinking design vision to create a venue that fosters socio-cultural interactions.
Located at the heart of the Central Business District, the upcoming Frasers Tower boasts two rooftop gardens, a green terrace and a park, generating a soft work-play environment that encourages interaction between tenants.
