Guggenheim Museum Helsinki
Role: Project manager & design lead for project completed at WOHA ArchitectsStatus: Competition (2014) The future Guggenheim site is poised
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50 Cool Condos in Singapore
Can’t afford any of the 50 stunning houses that we previously featured? How about one of these cool condominiums? Beyond
a Case for Building Middle-Heavy Cities
In the past century, a global proliferation of dense cities filled with high-rise towers has quickly become a dominate form
10 Amazing Architectural Artists
Artwork has long been an integral part of the intellectual discourse of architecture, a way to quickly express and study
50 Stunning Houses in Singapore (#001-050)
Singapore’s exorbitant land prices, limited amount of lots zoned for landed housing, and the highest concentration of multimillionaires on the
Self-Sufficient City
Self-Sufficient City, Indonesia Role: Project manager & design lead for project completed at WOHA ArchitectsStatus: Competition (2014) This master planning
Lecture: Moshe Safdie – in Search of new Typologies
I recently saw legendary architect Moshe Safdie lecture in Singapore (at the HDB PEAK Forum) on the topic “In Search
iLight Marina Bay 2014
I recently went to check out i Light Marina Bay, an interesting annual urban festival in downtown Singapore. The festival
About my Artwork
I began painting nearly ten years ago, with little formal training except studies in photographic composition and architectural design. In
A Simpsons Architecture Tour
As the longest running scripted show on TV, “The Simpsons” has been a cultural icon for more than 20 years.
Lecture: Parkroyal on Pickering at WAF
Watch Wong Mun Summ of WOHA Architects lecture on one of his latest projects, PARKROYAL on Pickering, Singapore’s stunning new lavishly
Minimetro
I stumbled upon this awesome, minimalist public transportation themed game called MiniMetro today and was instantly obsessed. As described by the
New Starchitect Designed Condos on Orchard Road
I went out to Singapore’s upscale housing district along Orchard Road this weekend to check out a few new starchitect-designed
Why Work as an Architect in Asia?
In fall of 2012 I had recently graduated from architecture school at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. I
Luxury Living in the Tropics
I recently had the opportunity to explore the latest completed work by critically acclaimed Singapore architecture firm, WOHA: Goodwood Residence.
LEGO Marina Bay Sands
I sure am a lucky guy… for my 25th birthday, I received the very latest LEGO Architecture set, Singapore’s very
Towards an Urban Architecture
Over the past few years, I spent a lot of time backpacking across Europe by train (my favourite method of
Zumpthor’s Therme Vals
On a backpacking trip across Europe, I pinched pennies, stayed in cheap hostels, and skimped on meals to save up
What I Learned at Architecture School
I attended university at the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chicago, Illinois (USA). This institution was founded by Mies
Norman Foster Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur
Took a quick trip up to Kuala Lumpur this weekend to check out Norman Foster’s exhibition currently on show at
Lecture: Tadao Ando in Singapore
I recently attended Tadao Ando’s first lecture in Singapore, titled “Asia on The Move” on 20 February 2013 at the
Megachurch + Megamall
Here’s an architectural fusion you don’t see often: a combined megachurch / megamall. From rendering to reality
Carlo Scarpa in Venice
Venice is known throughout the world as a beautiful city of canals but it’s also the home to Carlo Scarpa,
Garden of Fine Arts
The Garden of Fine Arts by Tadao Ando is an understated yet undeniably spectacular urban park in Kyoto, Japan. The durable full-scale