SILA Student Design Awards 2017

ABOUT SILA

The Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA) is a non-profit organization representing the landscape architectural profession in Singapore. It was established in 1985 with the objectives to promote the profession of landscape architecture, support research and education in landscape architecture, as well as create and maintain a high standard of professional qualification.

ABOUT THE AWARDS

Under SILA’s key thrust, we welcome initiatives and collaborations with local tertiary institutions, and work closely with them to continuously advance the learning and practice of landscape architecture.

SILA believes in continuous learning and innovation. We believe in providing educational support to grow our profession and nurture the future leaders of our profession.

The theme ‘Beyond Just Green’ epitomizes the intellectual rigour of the profession, inspiring creative design solutions within parameters determined by research and analysis. It aims to create awareness that landscape architecture goes beyond the ‘green’ norms of designing with plants and gardens.

The Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects held the 2017 Student Design Awards Ceremony on 10 November 2017 at the Singapore EXPO Convention and Exhibition Center, Hall 3.

NTUC ASSISTANT SECRETARY-GENERAL’S FOREWORD Congratulations to all winners of the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA) Student Design Awards 2017! The impressive landscape architectural design works by the students and educational institutions from Singapore and the Asia-Pacific region have indeed set new benchmarks for future participants.

Singapore’s ‘City in a Garden’ is an enduring international trademark of our nation. We have set high standards in urban greenery through our policies, encouragement of design innovation and a strong partnership with research institutions. These are crystalised by our landscape architects, who shape the very environments we live in. It is hence important to affirm the work that our landscape architects do and create an environment conducive for our young people to join the industry.

The Labour Movement is doing its part to raise awareness of the landscape architecture profession and encouraging more youths to consider a career in the landscape industry. In 2016, SILA and NTUC U Associate collaborated to launch Landscape Architects (LA) Future – a platform for students and young talents in the industry to network and learn from fellow professionals. Stemming from this, ground-up initiatives such as the LA Friday saw volunteers from the landscape architecture ecosystem and environmental conservation field sharing on how our youths can prepare themselves to be future-ready and work-ready. A year on, in September 2017, SILA achieved its next milestone for LA Future with the inaugural LA Week, organised together with the Labour Movement and the Landscape Industry Association of Singapore (LIAS). Participants were exposed to activities ranging from biodiversity and bird-friendly city masterclasses, financial and legal talks, to learning journeys to the Marine Cove Destination Park and Gardens by the Bay. I am encouraged to note that these events were well-subscribed and helped to initiate open dialogues with leading industry players for the progression of landscape architects.

I commend the efforts by SILA in undertaking the important role of nurturing students and young professionals. We also hope more industry professionals and organisations will step forward to contribute to the practice through internship and mentorship opportunities. I would like to congratulate SILA, all students and educators involved in the SILA Student Design Awards for a job well done.

Best Regards, Mr Zainal Bin Sapari Assistant Secretary-General, National Trades Union Congress Executive Secretary, Building Construction and Timber Industries Employees’ Union Supervising Lead for NTUC Building and Facility Management Services Cluster 3

SILA PRESIDENT’S FOREWORD

The Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA) Student Design Awards 2017 has grown larger in scale by the years and this year we synergise with the International Skyrise Greenery Conference and GreenUrbanScape Trade Show. The event provides an excellent platform for the students works to be appreciated by a larger professional audience and potentially give exciting future opportunities for the young professionals. We are privileged to bring the landscape design training closer to the landscape design practice and its implementation aspects. This is of utmost importance to ensure relevance from design to construction and to maintain the spirit of lifelong learning.

The SILA Student Design Awards (SDA) is the only tertiary-level student design competition for the landscape architecture students in Singapore. SILA values this as an important educational platform for the professional organisations to network with the participating landscape architecture education institutes whereby future generations of Landscape Architects are nurtured.

In its 8th edition, SDA received a total of 65 entries from 4 countries including Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, Thailand. We are delighted to see the growing numbers and increasing quality of student submissions, it is a good sign to see the future of our profession being well trained for the challenges ahead. We look forward to SDA’s growth and participation in years to come, as a regional endeavour for landscape architecture education knowledge exchange.

We would like to thank our distinguished sponsors STX Landscape Architects, COEN Design International, Grant Associates, Ong & Ong for their generous support for SILA Student Design Awards 2017, as leaders in nurturing the profession’s future. Also, our gratitude to the jury panel members Mr. Mason Tan, Assoc.

Prof. Fung John-Chye, Mr. Mike Wood, Ms Xu Jingyi, Mr Jordan Bates and Dr Ervine Lin for contributing their valuable time from their busy schedules for the intensive judging sessions over two evenings.

SILA congratulates all the winners and participants for the design excellence in the works showcased. We encourage all to keep up the spirit of learning and persevere in your endeavours in landscape architecture.

Wishing all the participants the very best in their successful journey into the profession of landscape architecture.

Srilalitha Gopalakrishnan Acting President Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects 4

PANEL OF JUDGES MASON TAN, MANAGING DIRECTOR, MACE STUDIO PTE LTD Mason is a landscape architect with 28 years of practicing experience. He is the Managing Director of Mace Studio Pte. Ltd. offering services in the ecology of fusion landscapes. He was active in SILA before 1993 and assumed his first Council position as Honorary Secretary from 1993 to 1994. Key administrative and policy documents were developed, written and adopted during this period. He was elected as President for the periods 1997-2002 and 2006. This was a period of creating awareness and forging of connections with various agencies and associations was made, elevating the status of landscape architecture in Singapore. A major milestone was his role as Secretary-General for the IFLA World Congress 2001 held in Singapore where the Prime Minister was the Guest-of- Honour at its opening, gaining the profession significant recognition. During his 13 years of active service he also represented the institute and profession in academic lectures, presenting papers, judging of awards and sitting on various committees. In 2008 he worked with SILA and wrote the paper to facilitate the National University of Singapore Architecture Faculty set up the Masters of Landscape Architecture programme.

He is also an active Earth Accelerator, striving to facilitate and encourage positive change in environmental and landscape practices. A successful effort has been the promotion of new types of soil blends and treatments which eliminate many pests and pathogens while promoting healthy plant growth.

MIKE WOOD, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, GRANT ASSOCIATES Mike joined Grant Associates in 2014, following extensive professional experience in the design of a diverse range of public, mixed use and private projects in the UK, Australia and overseas. Mike believes that innovation for today’s public spaces must be driven by concepts
of robustness, flexibility and sustainability such that they can meet all of their aspirations and the needs of the community. Mike has been responsible for design, documentation, contract administration and project management of a wide variety of Internationally based projects. Mike is particularly interested in the creative and collaborative design process with architects and artists and enjoys the technical challenges presented at detail design.

The quality of projects he has been responsible for has been recognised by awards from major professional institutions, most recently for The Darwin Waterfront, judged The Best Landscape Architecture project in Australia 2012 by the APPA.

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PANEL OF JUDGES DR. ERVINE LIN, RESEARCHER, NATIONAL PARKS BOARD Dr. Ervine Lin is currently a researcher at the Centre for Urban Greenery and Ecology at the National Parks Board. He completed his doctoral studies at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich after obtaining his Master of Landscape Architecture with the National University of Singapore. His research interests revolves around the use of new technologies to collect 3D geospatial data which enable designers and planners to work across disciplines to visualise and more importantly predict the impacts of large scale interventions to the landscape. Prior to his return to academia, Ervine was a full time photographer with a passion for travel and landscape photography.

AUDREY XU JINGYI, SENIOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, HOUSING & DEVELOPMENT BOARD Audrey is currently working as an in-house landscape consultant with the Housing & Development Board (HDB), Singapore. She is in charge of design and development of public spaces and parks in housing estates, as well as overseeing landscape related research with tertiary institutes and applying the research result in actual projects. Her design approach requires the enhancement and incorporation of ecosystem services to create functional and vibrant landscape spaces for residents. Her previous experience includes development management position with the National Parks Board, Singapore and has played leading role in a number of projects such as the development of the Learning Forest at Botanic Gardens and Jurong Lake Gardens West. She was also involved in the coordination of the G to G project of Sino-Singapore Friendship Garden in Tianjin Eco-City, China. She has also held position in the Planning and Development team of Mandai Park Development Ptd Ltd which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Termasek Holdings to manage the development and design of public spaces in the natured themed attraction at Mandai, Singapore. Audrey is an active member of the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects. She is currently involved in the organisation of the upcoming International Federation of Landscape Architects World Congress Singapore 2018 as the Conference Chair.

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PANEL OF JUDGES FUNG JOHN CHYE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Fung John Chye is Director of the Centre for Ageing Research in the Environment (CARE) at the School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore (NUS) where he is an Associate Professor. Since 1998, he has taught architecture design at the university and his research interests include human-centred environments for community, housing, ageing, dementia and healthcare. He has experience in the design research of nursing homes, dementia care, ageing-in-place, integrated elder-and-child care, health screening, and palliative care, among others.

Notable outcomes from his design research include the publication of a design sourcebook on nursing homes in 2014, and another book on dementia design in 2015. Besides his contributions to teaching, Prof Fung served as an Advisory Committee Member of the Singapore Polytechnic’s School of Design and Environment for eight years.

Prof Fung is a registered architect with thirty years of professional experience in healthcare, recreational, residential, cultural, religious, industrial, commercial, public housing, community design, urban planning, and urban design projects. In 1993, he co-founded the partnership of Point Architects, and later established System Zero Studio in 2010 to focus on overseas consultancy in urban planning, urban design, as well as architecture for hospitality and mixed-use developments. In his professional capacity, he has served as a Council Member of the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) for eight years, chairing its Special Projects, Housing and Urban Design, and Publications committees; and co-chaired a joint SIA-NUS initiative that promotes ecological design in the tropics. He represented the Institute in service contributions that include the first Singapore Green Plan, BCA Energy Efficient Building Award Jury, BCA Green Mark Advisory Committee, and Convenor of Arcasia Design Awards. For several years, he was appointed by Singapore’s Board of Architects on the panel of examiners for its Professional Practice Examination. He has written extensively for the Singapore Architect as its Executive Editor.

JORDAN BATES, SENIOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, DP GREEN Jordan is a SILA accredited Senior Landscape Architect at DP Green focusing on integrative design across many typologies including residential, healthcare, hospitality, resort and public spaces to name a few. As a council member of SILA, Jordan enjoys promoting and advancing the profession of landscape architecture in Asia. Jordan earned his Master of Landscape Architecture from the University of Georgia’s celebrated College of Environment and Design and has been living and working in Singapore for the past 6 years.

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AWARD CATEGORIES

COEN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD AWARDS

OUTSTANDING GRAPHIC PRESENTATION (DIPLOMA CATEGORY)

STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARDS

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE (UNIVERSITY & DIPLOMA CATEGORY)

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GRANT ASSOCIATES PTE LTD AWARDS

ONG & ONG PTE LTD AWARDS

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION (UNIVERSITY CATEGORY)

PLANTING DESIGN (DIPLOMA CATEGORY)

PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS

Kasetsart University, Thailand

Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY AWARD WINNERS

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE UNIVERSITY CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER HYDROPHILIC KINGSTON Chang Mei Fen Pearlyn, Zhang Qingqing.

National University of Singapore

A highly analytical design proposal that notably processes and reinterprets various layers from historical to physical into an exceptional master plan.

The demonstration of the ecology in relation to time, looking into the past and then looking towards the future, is especially commendable. Of note, the proposal carefully considers a balance between active functions quieter habitat conservation motivations.

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE UNIVERSITY CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER EMERALD LINKAGE Sorat Sitthidumrong.

Chulalongkorn University

The design proposal stems from a bold and refreshing concept. The proposal demonstrates uniqueness and creativity in its idea. The effort to attempt something new is commendable.

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE UNIVERSITY CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER HUMAN COMFORT AND NATURAL MELODY Qian Xuanyu.

National University of Singapore The design proposal develops a meaningful consideration of greenery in relation to the community.

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE UNIVERSITY CATEGORY MERIT AWARD WINNER RURAL LANDSCAPE AND INFRASTRUCTURE: RECONSIDERING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY Nithirath Chaemchuen.

Chulalongkorn University

Though wanting in information in the overall master plan, the ideas driving the design are compelling and commendable.

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GRANT ASSOCIATES PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY GOLD AWARD WINNER EMERALD LINKAGE Sorat Sitthidumrong.

Chulalongkorn University A compelling master plan takes center-stage. Though there seems an overprovision of visual information, through a skilled use of atmospheric lighting, the overall diagrams are beautiful.

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GRANT ASSOCIATES PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER INTERWOVEN WATERSCAPE OF TAGORE FOREST ESTATE Wu Yitong.

National University of Singapore

Superbly well-represented, this design showcase is especially enhanced through the deft use of hand-drawn diagrams.

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GRANT ASSOCIATES PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER RURAL LANDSCAPE AND INFRASTRUCTURE: RECONSIDERING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY Nithirath Chaemchuen.

Chulalongkorn University

A vibrant presentation that successfully communicates through the variety, hierarchy and clarity of its graphical information.

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GRANT ASSOCIATES PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER KANCHANABURI BOTANICALGEOLOGICAL PARK: REVIVE BIODIVERSITY AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT Chawan Chevarunotai.

Chulalongkorn University

The visual representation is excellent and immediately draws one into examining the proposal.

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Paya Lebar Quarter, Singapore

Landscape Architecture Urban Design Creative Ecology Grant Associates Singapore Pte Ltd 67 Tras Street Singapore 079006 T+65 6221 3596 F+65 6221 4272 E info@grant-associates.com.sg www.grant-associates.com

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OUTSTANDING CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND INVESTIGATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY GOLD AWARD WINNER

INTERWOVEN WATERSCAPE OF TAGORE FOREST ESTATE Wu Yitong.

National University of Singapore The amount and depth of research is outstanding. The investigation is successful in immediately conveying a focused thought process.

Analysis of the habitat of wildlife and fauna reveals detailed explorations, which finally culminates in an exceptional design master plan.

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OUTSTANDING CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND INVESTIGATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER

LIVING WITH WATERPHASED ADAPTATIONS Pang Yu Rong, Pu Wenjun, Qian Xuanyu, Zhang Qingqing.

National University of Singapore

Whilst wanting in clarity of presentation, the commendable tide analysis demonstrates a highly detailed and indepth understanding and appreciation of the effect of water on the land-edge.

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OUTSTANDING CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND INVESTIGATION UNIVERSITY CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER

HUMAN COMFORT AND NATURAL MELODY Qian Xuanyu.

National University of Singapore

The considerations of human comfort, especially in relation to the highly relevant issue of urban heat island effect, are commendable.

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY AWARD WINNERS

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE DIPLOMA CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER THE WANDER Tan Yun Ru.

Temasek Polytechnic Though wanting of site analysis, the design conceived of an engaging and holistic journey as demonstrated through the use of compelling yet subtle diagrams.

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE DIPLOMA CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER HERITAGE CHRONOTAPE: IMMORTALIZING BLAIR PLAIN & EVERTON PARK AS A MEMORIAL Wong Kui Lok Anderson.

Singapore Polytechnic

This showcase successfully translate concept into a robust and feasible design proposal for a park. The considerations of materiality in relation to the user experience are especially worthy of commendation.

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STX LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AWARD

BEST DESIGN SHOWCASE DIPLOMA CATEGORY MERIT AWARD WINNER THE GREEN LINK Nurin Bte Hisyam.

Ngee Ann Polytechnic A commendable and convincing design intervention that is strongly rooted in intensive analytical considerations of the site.

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COEN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY GOLD AWARD WINNER EVER AFTER Simon Salim.

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

The expressive graphical language, as developed in congruence with the design concept, is especially persuasive and engaging, notably through a distinctive use of colour, form, light and shadow.

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COEN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER PARK NIRVANA Abdul Hakeem James Hausley.

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

The design inspiration and overall intent are conveyed with successful clarity. Each of the diagrams, from the perspective view to the plan to the section, works in accord to express a coherent visual story.

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COEN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER KOTAK KAKI LIMA Silvya Tan.

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

The graphical representation of the design, using a variety of diagrams, is intelligible and compelling.

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COEN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER THE WANDER Tan Yun Ru.

Temasek Polytechnic A visually captivating showcase that is supported by a series of graphically refined diagrams.

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COEN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD AWARD

OUTSTANDING GRAPHICS PRESENTATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER THE LOOP See Yong Li, Teng Guan Jun, Ling Wei Shuen Benjamin, Geraldine Goie Shi Min, Shameem Fathima Binte Abdul Salim, Muhammad Syafiq Bin Mazlan.

Singapore Polytechnic

The concept is cleverly conveyed through a distinctive circular layout. This visual composition is clearly and logically organized.

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OUTSTANDING CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND INVESTIGATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY GOLD AWARD WINNER

THE GREEN LINK Nurin Bte Hisyam.

Ngee Ann Polytechnic A robust design proposal that evidently stems from careful considerations of the various layers on the site. This detailed and in-depth exploration defines and strengthens the motivations for the design approach.

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OUTSTANDING CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND INVESTIGATION DIPLOMA CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER

HERITAGE CHRONOTAPE: IMMORTALIZING BLAIR PLAIN & EVERTON PARK AS A MEMORIAL Wong Kui Lok Anderson.

Singapore Polytechnic

Bolstered by clear analytical diagrams and effective visual organization, the design thoroughly explored the site context and effectively conceived a proposal that offered a multifaceted user experience through the use of materiality and softscape.

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ONG & ONG PTE LTD AWARD

PLANTING DESIGN DIPLOMA CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER

OHANA @ SAP Chua Jia Xin.

Ngee Ann Polytechnic The well-integrated planting proposal is multidimensional.

Fulfilling a variety of functions and roles, the intended atmosphere is successfully represented.

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ONG & ONG PTE LTD AWARD

PLANTING DESIGN DIPLOMA CATEGORY SILVER AWARD WINNER

CAPTURE @ RECOLLECT Sarah Wong.

Singapore Polytechnic

A graphically impressive showcase, supported with detailed analysis, that proposes a vibrant planting palette as articulated through a captivating perspective graphic. The design proffers an engaging and memorable user experience.

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ONG & ONG PTE LTD AWARD

PLANTING DESIGN DIPLOMA CATEGORY BRONZE AWARD WINNER

CONTINUE ON Ow Wei Qi Audrey.

Ngee Ann Polytechnic The selection of plants is neatly related to specific purposes.

This approach results in a wellconsidered proposal.

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY PARTICIPANTS

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

BUILDING RESILIENCE IN KALIBARU, SEMARANG

HUMAN COMFORT AND NATURAL MELODY

INSERT URBAN GREENERY AS LOCAL HABITATS

Amanda Jennifer Chandra Sun Hao Jen Ashley

Qian Xuanyu

Bai Zhuhui

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

INTERWOVEN WATERSCAPE OF TAGORE FOREST ESTATE

LIVING WITH WATER PHASED ADAPTAIONS

PASTORAL SHEZIDAO - ADAPTIVE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION

Wu Yitong

Pang Yu Rong Pu Wenjun Qian Xuanyu Zhang Qingqing

Chang Mei Fen Pearlyn

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

HYDROPHILIC KINGSTON

EMERALD LINKAGE

NU- COMMUNITY: THE REVITALIZATION OF KLONGCHAN PUBLIC HOUSING

Chang Mei Fen Pearlyn Zhang Qingqing

Sorat Sitthidumrong

Phatharita Thassanaraphan

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

KANCHANABURI BOTANICALGEOLOGICAL PARK : REVIVE BIODIVERSITY AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

PRA PATHOM CHEDI: URBAN REGENERATION AND RECONNECTION TO THE CITY CENTRE

RURAL LANDSCAPE AND INFRASTRUCTURE : RECONSIDERING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY

Chawan Chevarunotai

Nakrob Saithep

Nithirath Chaemchuen

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

INUNDATION ECOSYSTEM LANDSCAPE

BROCADING LAMPHUN NATURAL COLOR GARDEN

BEYOND JUST GREEN, BUT BUSTLES WITH TROPICAL CHARMS AND SEASONAL EXCITEMENT, A PROPOSED CAVE EDGE LANDSCAPE TREATMENT IN YANGON

Supanut Udomsilaparsup

Arumpha Suracharttumrongrat

Ng Chi Wai

CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

KASETSART UNIVERSITY, THAILAND

THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

BIOPHILIC ESTATE

LIVE WITH WATER KWU TUNG NORTH RIVER PARK , HONG KONG

FLEXIBLE MOBILITY

Wong Kit Man, Kitty

Yan Tsz Ching

Qian Sun

THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG

TECHNOLOGICAL AND HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE OF HONG KONG

ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AUSTRALIA

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UNIVERSITY CATEGORY

MOVING SPACE IN FLEXIBLE CITY SYSTEM

FLEXIBLE CITY

Zhanqi Ye

Jingqi Liu

ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AUSTRALIA

ROYAL MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AUSTRALIA

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY PARTICIPANTS

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

LINK CREATION

KOTAK KAKI LIMA

WILDERNEST

Andreas Tanjaya Rebecca Yong Lie Jia Xie Thuy Tien Nicholas Yuen Tian Congxiao

Silvya Tan

Farhaan Bengali

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

EVER AFTER

THE SKY LOOP

SEASON OF BLOOM

Simon Salim

Wang JunJie

Amarasinghe Arachchige Kushan Maduranga Amarasinghe

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

PARK NIRVANA

REMEMBRANCE OF LIFE

THE LOOP

Abdul Hakeem James Hausley

Ang Xin Yee

See Yong Li Teng Guan Jun Ling Wei Shuen Benjamin Geraldine Goie Shi Min Shameem Fathima Binte Abdul Salim Muhammad Syafiq Bin Mazlan

NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

BRICK AND CONCRETE

SYNAPSE

CONTINUITY, FOSTERING COMMUNITY BONDS

Abdul Latiff Hamzah Chong Jia Zhen Shirlene Lye Si En Siti Zahrah bte Iskandar Owen Gan Ze Min

Mohammad Amirul Bin Abdul Rahman

Mohammed Harun Aminurrashid Bin Mohamed Yunos

Galapon Ma Allaine Corpuz Choo Mei Amanda Lee Sze Tein Stephanie Wong Jia Sin Choy Jing Hao Penny Lim Pei Yee

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

EVOCATION

CAPTURE & RECOLLECT

DIVERGENT ALCOVE AT BOND

Ooi Jia Sian

Sarah Wong

Tan Hui Xian Venessa

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

THE SOUTHERN GATEWAY “ THE LIVING TAPESTRY”

HUSTLE BUSTLE OF LIFE

HERITAGE CHRONOTAPE : IMMORTALIZING BLAIR PLAIN & EVERTON PARK AS A MEMORIAL

Tan Jia Jun

Tan Yuen Ling

Anderson Wong Kui Lok

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

FARMacy

STRETCH

CONEY VIEWS

Abalahin Nguyen Phivi

Janina Kwan Yin Man

Nicholas Cheah

SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

From Parking to PARKLETS

THE ART DISTRICT IN TEMASEK POLITECHNIC

CONTINUUM

Jasmine Ban Yong Ling

Hia Siew Yi

Nadia Natasha Bte Midzamuddin

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

RE -LIGHT

PITH

REFLECTION OF IDENTITY

Arista Tan Qiu Xia

Yan Nafang

Calista-Anne Liong Chun Hui

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

PROJECT JIKU

RENATUS

CONEYKT VILLAGE

Athan Lee Seng Chek

Darien Wu Junhan

Muhammad Arriff Danial Bag

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

MAKE DRIFT

CLOCKWERK

PROJECT AREAL

Kristie Chin

Lee Wei Kai

Leow Jia Yi

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

MODUS OPRENDI

MALAI PARK AT MACKENZIE

THE WANDER

Chow Ning Tashi

Tang Chin Ee

Tan Yun Ru

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

THE HEART’S CORE - CULTURE AND COMMUNITY CENTRE @ ROCHOR

THE HAVEN

TID EDGE

Allan Aw Chin Kai

Therecia Seow

Chiew Han Hui Adisak

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

THE CHANGEOVER (METAMORPHOSIS)

CONTINUE ON

ECO - SANCTUR-ARIUM

See Ning Sarah

Ow Wei Qi Audrey

Kevin Ang Tian Sheng

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC

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DIPLOMA CATEGORY

THE GREEN LINK

OHANA @ SAP

VIELFALTIG @ SAP

Nurin Bte Hisyam

Chua Jia Xin

Ang Hui Min Irene

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC

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The SILA Student Design Awards 2017 committee would like to extend a word of appreciation to Mr Goh Weixiang, Ms Uraiwan Songmunstaporn, Ms Wong Ruen Qing, Ms Loh Peiqi, Ms Anna Yap and Ms Heng Juit Lian for the event’s graphic design and the production of this publication.

We thank LA Future and student assistants for the exhibition set-up and serving as ambassadors for their respective local institutions.

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