Interior Design
38 students
Interior Design involves the creation of imaginative and stimulating environments in specific places — often within existing buildings. The revitalisation, reuse and re-imagining of the latter require a sensitivity to the particular qualities of a site and host building, along with an understanding of the needs of the people who will populate it.
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from Supermarket / Re-defining
from Studio / Re-examining
from Home / Re-configuring
from Supermarket / Re-defining
from Supermarket / Re-defining
from Intimacies at the Textile District
from Pursuit of Follyness
from Exploring Alternative Domesticities
from Exploring Alternative Domesticities
from Intimacies at the Textile District
from Aging In Place – Connect to reconnect
from Aging In Place – Connect to reconnect
from Aging In Place – Connect to reconnect
from Aging In Place – Connect to reconnect
from Aging In Place – Connect to reconnect
from 3 City of Dreams
from 1 Manifesto: dream home
from 2 Charcoal Boys, the theatre
from 1 Manifesto: dream home
from 2 Charcoal Boys, the theatre
from Disregard of Functionality
from Disregard of Journey Experience
from Disregard of Journey Experience
from Disregard of Dead Spaces
from Disregard of Dead Spaces
from Dialogues in Micro-Objects
from Dialogues in Micro-Objects
from Individuality in Micro-Spaces
from Dialogues in Micro-Objects
from Individuality in Micro-Spaces
from Ambivalence: The Unseeing of Spaces
from Boundless Dimensions
from Boundless Dimensions
from Extra-ordinary
from Boundless Dimensions
from Enclosure: Temporal and Permanence of HDBs
from Enclosure: Temporal and Permanence of HDBs
from Enclosure: Temporal and Permanence of HDBs
from Enclosure: Temporal and Permanence of HDBs
from Enclosure: Temporal and Permanence of HDBs
from Adaptiveness of Spatial Surroundings
from Adaptiveness of Spatial Surroundings
from Adaptiveness of Spatial Surroundings
from Adaptiveness of Spatial Surroundings
from Adaptiveness of Spatial Surroundings
from NomadiCITY
from NomadiCITY
from NomadiCITY
from NomadiCITY
from NomadiCITY
from Gender x Domesticity.
from Pets x Domesticity.
from Pets x Domesticity.
from Gender x Domesticity.
from Labour x Domesticity.
from Neglected Spaces in Preservation
from Questioning the Illusion in Preservation
from Neglected Spaces in Preservation
from Scars and Scabs
from Neglected Spaces in Preservation
from The New Domestic Landscape
from The New Domestic Landscape
from The New Domestic Landscape
from The New Domestic Landscape
from Temporal “Slices”
from // 2053: PANDEMIC
from // 2053: PANDEMIC
from // 2053: PANDEMIC
from // 2058: RE-ESTABLISHMENT
from // 2053: PANDEMIC
from 02. The Corridor
from 02. The Corridor
from 01. The Classroom
from 01. The Classroom
from 00. Introduction
from The Micro Community
from The Micro Community
from The Micro Community
from The Micro Community
from The Micro Community
from Pause in the City – FYP
from Pause in the City – FYP
from Pause in the City – FYP
from Pause in the City – FYP
from Pause in the City – FYP
from 🠒 Spaces
from 🠒 Environment
from 🠒 Spaces
from Exploring Responsive Architecture
from Exploring Responsive Architecture
from Home Comfort Part 1: Discomfort
from Home Comfort Part 1: Discomfort
from Home Comfort Part 2: Family Comfort
from Home Comfort Part 3: Personal Comfort
from Home Comfort Part 3: Personal Comfort
from Courtyard Street
from Courtyard Street
from Kolam
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from Connecting Communities: Housing Typology
from Connecting Communities: Housing Typology
from Connecting Communities: Housing Typology
from Connecting Communities: Housing Typology
from Connecting Communities: Housing Typology
from Entrance
from Site
from Manifesting the ‘Third Space’
from Site
from Site
from Chapter 1: The Wandering Flaneur
from Chapter 1: The Wandering Flaneur
from Chapter 2: Spatial Fragments, The Everyday Flaneur
from Chapter 2: Spatial Fragments, The Everyday Flaneur
from Chapter 2: Spatial Fragments, The Everyday Flaneur
from Case Studies
from Case Studies
from Journey to Spaces
from Inspirations from Anime
from Journey to Spaces
from Carescapes
from Carescapes
from Playscapes
from Voidscapes
from Voidscapes
from Final Year Project
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from Final Year Project
from Part 2- The Right To STAY
from Part 2- The Right To STAY
from FORM.
from FORM.
from FABRICATION.
from CONCLUSION.
from FUNCTION.
from Vertical Corridor
from Flexible Living Space
from Vertical Corridor
from Vertical Corridor
from Vertical Corridor
from Re-engaging of Senses pt. 2: Rest
from Re-engaging of Senses pt. 2: Rest
from Re-engaging of Senses pt. 01: Home
from Re-engaging of Senses pt. 01: Home
from Re-engaging of Senses pt. 2: Rest
from The Resurrection
from The Resurrection
from Repurposing_The Exhibition
from The Resurrection
from The Resurrection
from Speculating a New Typology of Hawker Centres
from Speculating a New Typology of Hawker Centres
from Speculating a New Typology of Hawker Centres
from Speculating a New Typology of Hawker Centres
from Speculating a New Typology of Hawker Centres
from PART III – PLAY
from PART II – WORK
from PART I – LIVE
from PART III – PLAY
from PART II – WORK
from A FOREVER HOME: Adaptable space for large families
from A FOREVER HOME: Adaptable space for large families
from A FOREVER HOME: Adaptable space for large families
from A FOREVER HOME: Adaptable space for large families
from A FOREVER HOME: Adaptable space for large families
from Final Year Project – Between Space & People
from Final Year Project – Between Space & People
from Final Year Project – Between Space & People
from Final Year Project – Between Space & People
from Final Year Project – Between Space & People
from The “Rights” to the City within
from The “Rights” to sit in your neighbourhood
from The “Rights” to the City within
from The “Rights” to sit in your neighbourhood
from The “Rights” to reclaim The City
from defying no good spaces; overview
from defying ‘no good spaces’
from ‘pondering days’
from defying ‘no good spaces’
from defying ‘no good spaces’