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WINNIE LIM // WORKS FROM 2018-2020
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Our perceptions are altered by what society deems fit which affects what segregates the difference between a house and a home. But who is to say that that is correct? It drives me to think about the endless possibilities that can exist in a small area. Adaptation is key in this ever-changing world. It is all about experiencing something new, every moment, even for a place that has existed for decades. I believe by incorporating fluidity into rigidity, it allows people to interpret interior spaces freely. The design of interiors and art of organizing interior spaces are what makes
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up architecture. Without those, all buildings will just be like any other.
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Interior & Architecture Designer
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Interior Architecture student, fresh graduate from Temasek Polytechnic. Being passionate about Interior Design, I would love to expand my understanding and enhance my skills in this field.
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C O N TAC T
skills
2013 - 2016
Coral Secondary School GCE “N” & “O” Levels
AUTOCAD
2016 - 2017
Temasek Polytechnic Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP)
SKETCHUP + VRAY
2017 - 2020
Temasek Polytechnic Diploma in Interior Architecture & Design with Merit Certificate in Transcultural Studies
3DS MAX + VRAY
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ADOBE INDESIGN ADOBE PREMIERE PRO MICROSOFT OFFICE
EXPERIENCE Sales Promoter (ASUS) Newstead Technologies - ITSHOW 2017
2017 2017
Sales Promoter (ACER) Logistics TECK WAH - PACKING 2017
2018 2018
Event Helper
2018
ArchiTours Docent
2018
Singapore Design Awards
2019
MANDARIN
Newstead Technologies - COMEX SHOW 2017
Sales Promoter (HUA WEI)
2018
ENGLISH
GLOWERKZ - ITSHOW 2018
NATIONAL STEPS CHALLENGE SEASON 4 - 2018
Archifest - 2018
Participated - 2018
International Design Awards Participated - 2018
JP Concept Student internship programme
AC H I E V E M E N T S 2018
Directors List AY17/18
2018 2019
Edusave Merit Bursary 2018 IDCS SPADE Award
2019
Directors List AY18/19
Freshman Year
Best Residential (Bronze) Junior Year
2020
Diploma Plus
2020
A I Associates Course Bronze Medal 2020
TransNational Studies
Temasek Polytechnic
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l a n g uag e
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e d u c at i o n
https://xwlimxx.wixsite. com/winxniw
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This project aims to challenge how conventional hawker centres could be different. How could slight spacial changes help preserve its importance and change how both consumers and business owners view a Hawker Centre?
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LOCATION : Tiong Bahru Market
2019-2020 PROJECT TYPE : Adaptive Reuse ISSUE : The hawker trade is being recognised on and international level, but yet in Singapore, it is a dying trade.
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To bring forward and emphasise on the hawker dining and shopping experience, by rethinking and moving away from the traditional hawker layout.
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DESIGN INTENT :
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MARKET ALLEY // 01 // HAWKERS?
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So why is this part of Singapore slowly disappearing while at the same time getting recognised at an international level? While Singapore has so much history and culture, we as Singaporeans ask ourselves this constantly as we search for what exactly is our Singaporean identity. Being the oldest estate in Singapore, Tiong Bahru holds a lot of history from pre and post war times. While it holds so much essence, this would be the ideal location to preserve and enhance a few of our Singaporean traditions, the hawker culture and the kampong spirit. This scheme is represented here, where it can eventually be applied at other Hawker Centres.
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In 2018, Singapore’s Hawker Culture was officially submitted to Unesco List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, yet ironically the hawker culture is dying in Singapore, where lesser people want to continue this trade.
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MARKET ALLEY // 01 // HAWKERS?
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MARKET ALLEY // 01 // HAWKER ANALYSIS
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MARKET ALLEY // 01 // CASE STUDY
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MARKET ALLEY // 01 // LAYOUT EXPLORATION
By studying the different hawker stalls, one distinct characteristic found amongst all the stalls were the equipment used and the different types of display according to the types of food. To streamline, 5 different stall types were curated to catergorize the different stalls. A few icon layouts are conceptualized based on the different stalls, for a bigger scale concept layout. With that, a rough 3D sketch of each stall are drawn.
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eg.: Drink Stall
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STOVE + WORK TOP + DISPLAY
eg.: Kueh/ Pau Stall
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SINK + STOVE + WORK TOP
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eg.: Soup/ Dessert Stall
eg.: Economic Rice Stall
eg.: Roast Meat Stall
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STOVE + WORK TOP + SINK + FRIDGE + DISPLAY
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By combining the different stalls with different planning conditions, more inclusive layouts were created, allowing new and old hawkers to occupy shared spaces, allowing mentorship to take place. This mentorship can help both parties better understand how they can integrate themselves better into the business, from new generation trends and conventional hawker marketing.
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From the conceptual layout stage, they were translated into a practical and working layout. With this meandering layout of the stalls, it allows the stalls to be viewed from both the seating area and public circulation area, which reinforces the open kitchen concept as a meal conversation starter.
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From the final concept layout, it is translated into the 2nd Storey of the Hawker Centre. This idea can eventually be duplicated to the other sides of the hawker centre and eventually to other hawker centres as well. Ceiling and flooring are to denote the different areas.
The stalls are rearranged, forming almost like a “S” shape throughout this portion of the site, allowing the kitchens to be viewed from many angles, which really emphasizes on the food making process of hawker foods, instead of only focusing on the end product in conventional hawker centres.
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Some of the seats are like in the above model shown, to have different variety of sitting, as well as to break the monotony and chaos happening throughout the whole design. Chaos because the space is open and has a lot going on. With these design of benches, it gives the space more depth.
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With the same concept, it is applied to the wet market on the 1st floor, having the stalls be more connected to each other. This promotes more social interaction between the hawkers and their patrons.
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MARKET ALLEY // 01 // EXTENTION PLATFORMS
Using the existing courtyard, an extention is added, connecting both the wet market on the 1st floor and the hawker on the second floor. This extention allows events/ flea markets to take place and Tiong Bahru Market has many buskers performing, events etc taking place occasionally. Also, it is a place for visotors of the market to take a rest and enjoy the breeze after shopping or dining.
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LOCATION : Mountain Base DESIGN INTENT : To create a modern and chic vacational log cabin REMARKS : IDSC SPADE Awards 2018/19 - Best Residential (Bronze)
In this project, we were tasked to design a 10m x 10m hotel room. After looking at many hotel rooms, I found that most of them did not look very homely, and I felt that when people go on vacations, they would like to stay in a place where it felt like home even though it was temporary.So I went for a studio apartment concept, making my space an informal one.
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Both spaces are split on purpose by elevating the bedroom, while at the same time ensuring not to isolate both the living room and the bedroom. To do so, both spaces were partitioned with a grid fence, instead of solid walls, so from either side, the other space is visible.
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For the bathroom, it was made more spacious with an open concept. With a floor to ceiling window, a freestanding bathtub is placed in front of it to capitalize on the view. With a free standing bathtub, I the shower is designed in a way that will complement the openness in this bathroom.
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making the space less monotonous and boring. It gives the space some elegance, which gives it more character. In this open concept bathroom, the view was crucial, which also allows an abundance of sunlight into the bathroom.
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This is a personal project of my home kitchen, using Sketchup and Vray to render . Using simple materials for the different surfaces, this gives the whole space a bright and airy feeling, a complete contrast from the current state of the kitchen.
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LOCATION : 231 Bain St, Singapore 180231 YEAR :
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2018 PROJECT TYPE : Commercial ISSUE : In 2030 as technology advances, Singapore will heavily rely on technology. With a building like Bras Basah Complex that has been around since 1980, shops there have a history and is a sentimental asset that makes up the building. With that, how is it possible to attract more patrons to this historical complex?
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DESIGN INTENT : With such a small space, my intent was to incorporate flexible fixtures for interior designers working in that area, which allows dual functionality in hopes of fully maximising the use of space.
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Designed for hot-desking Interior Designers, Cube Square aims to be the ideal conducive space for users to work, so-
cial network and meet clients. With unique configuration of
certain furniture, this space gives users a different experience
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as compared to the other co-working spaces in the vicinity.
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Before starting on concepts and ideation, I did an extensive site analysis on the site and its surroundings to help me better understand the dynamics of the place,
from types of patrons to what they do when they go to the Bras Basah complex. After studying the history of Bras Basah Complex and its area, I gained
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a lot of information and got inspired.
By analysing the the landmarks around the site, it gives me a rough idea of the reason why people come to
this area and allows me to narrow down on the specific functions that I want to put in my space, to attract these people to Bras Basah Complex.
As Bras Basah Complex has been around
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for a few decades, I compared it to a
newer retail bulding, giving me a better idea on how to create a unique and
different user experience to my users.
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Other than renders, I made a scaled model (1:50), of my project, which shows actual proportions of the spaces and also the materiality of the space,
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which could not be seen as clearly in the renders.
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LOCATION : Metropolitan City DESIGN INTENT : To create a warm and welcoming space for one to look forward to coming back after a long day of work.
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The overall mood I was going for in this project was to have a warm and welcoming space. I wanted to make this room appeal to everyone and
to have the urge to want
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With a walk-in closet, the floor to ceiling window allows natural light to spill into the bathroom, making the whole space bright and airy. In a city, everything is fast paced. To have some contrast, I incorporated different methods of having wood in this space, on the floor and walls, to make it cozy in this bustling city.
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bathroom adds a touch of luxury into this whole space,
making the space less monotonous and boring. It gives the space some elegance, which gives it more character. In this open concept bathroom, the view was crucial, which also allows an abundance of sunlight into the bathroom.
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