The Soanean Abstraction of Neo-Classical Architecture is a two-part investigation into the historical mutation of Classical architecture and English architect’s Sir John Soane’s treatment of the style in his house-museum at 13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields in London.
In response to this research, an art installation titled fragmentation and recomposition was designed for the National Gallery Singapore. It may be found within my issuu.
This research was done as an assignment for the module “Narrative, Montage and Multiple Interpretations” in National University of Singapore, Department of Architecture. It was conducted by visiting senior lecturer Constance Lau from University of Westminster. The research period was preceded by an 8-days intensive workshop in London.
