Pushing Boundaries & Expanding Knowledge
We see every competition as an opportunity to challenge our creativity, explore new ideas, and expand our design knowledge. By continuously participating in industry competitions, we push ourselves to think beyond the ordinary, keep up with evolving trends, and bring fresh perspectives into every project we undertake.
Projects
Unseen Museum seamlessly reflects the surrounding salt-flat sky and terrain, using minimalist geometry, a low-impact footprint, and heat-reducing reflective surfaces to create an environmentally sensitive design that integrates visually with the landscape while minimizing ecological disturbance & interior uses reflective glass to open clear views to the landscape, creating an immersive, low-impact design that blends architecture with nature and this new space in 5m width x 7m depth x 5m height and it’s adjustable based on site conditions, with a 10–20m surrounding buffer for unobstructed reflections and visitor movement, and ideally viewed from 20–50m to fully appreciate the seamless blending of the cube with the horizon.
UNSEEN MUSEUM (BUILDNER'S UNBUILT AWARD 2025)
The Learning Loop is a child-centred kindergarten concept that views learning as a continuous spatial journey shaped by movement, play, and interaction with nature. Inspired by children’s natural movement patterns, the curved building form wraps around a central outdoor heart, creating a space that is both open and secure. The embracing architecture fosters safety, belonging, and social interaction while allowing learning to extend beyond the classroom.
THE LEARNING LOOP (KINDERSPACE 2025)
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UNSEEN MUSEUM
Inspired by the mirrored horizon, where sky and ground dissolve into one, The Unseen Structure explores how architecture can blend into nature through reflection, camouflage, and visual illusion.
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Using one-way mirror surfaces, the reflective cube captures its surroundings, creating an illusion of disappearance that gradually reveals itself as visitors approach. From initial sketches to final visualisation, the design explores how architecture can become a seamless extension of the landscape.
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Designed for a salt-flat environment, the structure combines minimalist geometry, reflective glazing, and a low-impact footprint. Measuring approximately 5m (W) × 7m (D) × 5m (H), it can be adjusted to suit site conditions, creating an immersive experience where architecture and nature merge into one.
Top View of Building
Location
Interior 3D Proposal View
Top View of Building
THE LEARNING LOOP
Located at Yishun Central Garden beside the pond, The Learning Loop creates a safe and nurturing environment surrounded by greenery, connecting children with nature and the wider community.
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Inspired by children’s natural movement and exploration, the curved building wraps around a central outdoor courtyard, creating a continuous loop between indoor and outdoor learning spaces. Through play, movement, and interaction with nature, the design encourages curiosity, social connection, and a sense of belonging while promoting natural daylight and ventilation.
Site Context
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4rd Board View
Site Context