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Mexico City Courtyard Hotel

I keep thinking about the minimalist vibes of this courtyard hotel in Mexico City, and realised I never posted it!

Singapore has a rich brutalist heritage, and People’s Park Complex is one of the most iconic brutal buildings in the

After years of anticipation, Singapore’s stunning new State Court building has recently been completed! The building was designed by Serie

48 North Canal Road is an bespoke addition on top of a pair of conserved shophouses in the Singapore city

Why do Singaporeans love the dragon playground so much? Is it fond childhood memories from times past? Is it because

I’m not a huge advocate for excessive historic conservation but was sad to see several landmarks of Singaporean architecture slated

Drove up to Malacca over the long weekend for the first time in around a decade. Despite the Hari Raya

Space Furniture‘s Singapore gallery is housed within a remarkable pair of conservation buildings, a villa and a shophouse, joined together

When I was researching cool architecture to visit for a recent trip to Australia, I was surprised to see what

The Heide Museum of Modern Art is a unique cultural institute, housed in three stylistically distinct buildings within heritage gardens

Designed by renowned American architects Tod Williams & Billie Tsien Architects, this cultural centre sits on a hillside site on Hong

Photo by Jonathan Choe The highly anticipated National Gallery Singapore opens to the public this week as a fitting culmination

Another brutalist building in danger of demolition! Architects around the world have voiced their support for the preservation of Bertrand

Strasbourg Station in France was expanded for high speed rail by enclosing the existing station with a glass bubble. The