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Four Walls in the Woods

Four Walls in the Woods

Nestled among the trees in an enchanting Slovenian forest clearing, a series of four parallel walls take shape. These elemental

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Nest Pavilion

Nest Pavilion

Nestled into a woodland clearing in New Zealand, the Nest Pavilion will enhance natural habitats while also creating a meditative

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When Buildings Come Alive!

When Buildings Come Alive!

I have loved growing plants since I was a kid. Over the past decade working as an architect in the

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a Mountain in a Greenhouse

a Mountain in a Greenhouse

Most people fill their greenhouses with interesting plant specimens- Singapore put an entire (artificial) mountaintop inside theirs! The centrepiece of

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Kinetic Battery Towers

Kinetic Battery Towers

By building kinetic battery towers in our urban reservoirs, the power storage and supply problems of renewable energy can be

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Building the Best City on Earth

Building the Best City on Earth

From a tiny swamp-ridden island in a mangrove tributary delta to one of the most prosperous countries in the world

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WOHA Rooftop Urban Farm

WOHA Rooftop Urban Farm

The organic rooftop urban farm at the WOHA Office demonstrates how skyrise greenery can not only be an attractive sustainable

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Tree House

Tree House

This residential tower in Singapore is aptly named ‘Tree House’, and was designed by local architects ADDP. In 2014, the

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Design Orchard

Design Orchard

Design Orchard was the first built project that I completed in my time at WOHA Architects. The building opened in

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Singapore’s Urban Hornbills

Singapore’s Urban Hornbills

Another hallmark of Singapore’s success at becoming a ‘city in a nature‘ (besides the return of the native otter population)

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Marina Barrage

Marina Barrage

Marina Barrage illustrates how a well crafted piece of infrastructure can become a beloved urban asset. As part of a

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Jewel Changi Airport (and how to get there)

Jewel Changi Airport (and how to get there)

The ‘Jewel’ is the latest addition to Singapore’s world renowned Changi Airport. Designed by architect Moshe Safdie, Jewel Changi Airport

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This Architecture School is Net-zero Energy!

This Architecture School is Net-zero Energy!

The school of architecture at the National University of Singapore got a major face lift this year with a stunning

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Can we Please Start Planting more Trees on Top of Skyscrapers?

Can we Please Start Planting more Trees on Top of Skyscrapers?

A recent episode of Roman Mars fantastic architecture podcast 99% Invisible posed skepticism on the feasibility of planting trees on

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An Oasis in Urban Singapore

An Oasis in Urban Singapore

Located in one of Singapore’s quickly growing high density public housing estates, Oasis Terraces turns what could have been a

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Bamboo Womb

Bamboo Womb

Bali’s iconic Potato Head Beach Club has been expanding into a village of cool design. Joining the instagrammable shutter-covered structure

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How to Build in a Park

How to Build in a Park

In an increasingly dense and urbanised world, park land has become increasingly valuable. Our green spaces are precious remnants of

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Toyo Ito Sports Hall at NTU

Toyo Ito Sports Hall at NTU

Toyo Ito has completed yet another building at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University. His latest structure is a sports hall for

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A Look at Alila Villas Uluwatu

A Look at Alila Villas Uluwatu

Alila Villas Uluwatu is a tropical resort located on the southern tip of Bali, Indonesia and completed by Singapore-based WOHA Architects in 2009.

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Singapore’s Urban Otters

Singapore’s Urban Otters

One of the hallmarks of Singapore’s success at becoming a ‘city in a garden’ is the return of a native

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Constructing with Cardboard

Constructing with Cardboard

Cardboard isn’t a material that designers use often. But it is a readily available, surprisingly resilient, and recyclable material that

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a Tower for the Tropics

a Tower for the Tropics

Rising above the hip Tanjong Pagar district in downtown Singapore is a striking crimson tower quite unlike any structure ever

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Garden City Alleyways

Garden City Alleyways

Singapore’s forgotten urban alleyways, an ubiquitous part of everyday life within the charming  shophouse districts throughout the city centre, provide

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Urban Farming in Singapore

Urban Farming in Singapore

The land-scarce city-state of Singapore -a small island nation lacking natural resources and a hinterland to support one of the

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