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Nursing – ITE College East

Eu Yan Sang – Upper Cross Street

Eton Academy – Canberra Plaza

Kindermusik – Sengkang Community Hospital

EU YAN SANG

A little throwback post! We have had the privilege of designing and building a few stores for Eu Yan Sang, and our design formula is based on “Representing the traditional foundation and current approach of Eu Yan Sang, we designed the shops with a modern oriental concept. Inside the shop, one can fully appreciate the

Stay Awake

It is no wonder that information about mindfulness and mental well being is rampant these days. We are living in one of the most unpredictable and anxious times. Even without the pandemic, our lives are increasingly a blur as we are perpetually being bombarded with endless information everyday. Our attention span is no better than

BottegaVerde – BHG Bugis

SkinCeuticals – Orchard Tangs

A “Monastically Inspired” Workspace Designed for One

By Greogory Han, design milk If social media is any indicator, Autonomous’ popularity for affordable and contemporary home office goods has spiked noticeably in recent months. But while a comfortable office chair, desk, and task lighting offer a mandatory baseline in regards to daily WFH needs, the announcement of the Zen Work Pod presents significantly higher (and aspirational) tier,

Shu Uemura – Isetan Scotts

Lancome – Isetan Scotts

Armani – Isetan Scotts

Fosters + Partners Apple Store MBS

originally post credit Instagram users have posted images of the soon-to-open spherical Apple Store in Singapore, which architecture studio Foster + Partners has built on the water alongside the Marina Bay Sands hotel. The images show the globe-shaped store within Singapore’s Marina Bay near the Moshe Safdie-designed Marina Bay Sands complex. The store is completely surrounded by water so that it appears

Repost: Atelier XÜK converts disused Chinese primary school into boutique hotel

Shanghai architecture studio Atelier XÜK has created a series of timber interventions to turn a former school in Qinyong, China into a hotel while leaving its original, solid masonry structure intact. The school, which was originally built in the 1970s when Qinyong was demolished and reconstructed as a strictly planned people’s commune, is now the Lostvilla Qinyong Primary School Hotel. The former village

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