INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

P O R T F O L I O

NTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

//

W I N N I E

L I M

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Our perceptions are altered by what society deems fit which affects what

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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 up architecture. Without those, all buildings will just be like any other.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

WINNIE LIM Interior & Architecture Design Student

Interior Architecture student,

e d u c at i o n 2013 - 2016

currently studying in Temasek Polytechnic. Being very passionate about Interior Design, I

Coral Secondary School GCE “N” & “O” Levels

2016 - 2017

Temasek Polytechnic Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP)

2017 2018

From 2017

skills in this field.

c o n tac t

2017 2017

would love to expand my understanding and enhance my

EXPERIENCE

Temasek Polytechnic Diploma in Interior Architecture & Design

skills

+65 9047 6963

2018

Sales Promoter (ASUS) Newstead Technologies - ITSHOW 2017

Sales Promoter (ACER) Newstead Technologies - COMEX SHOW 2017

Logistics TECK WAH - PACKING 2017

Sales Promoter (HUA WEI) GLOWERKZ - ITSHOW 2018

Event Helper NATIONAL STEPS CHALLENGE SEASON 4 - 2018

2018

ArchiTours Docent

2018

Singapore Design Awards

2018

International Design Awards

2018

Dream Big Designathon

Archifest - 2018

Participated - 2018 BRONZE - 2018 FINALIST - 2018/19

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

PROFILE

AUTOCAD

xw.limxx@gmail.com https://www.linkedin. com/in/winnie-lim-/

3DS MAX

AC H I E V E M E N T S

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

2017

Diploma Plus 2017

2018

Directors List AY17/18

2018

Edusave Merit Bursary 2018

ADOBE INDESIGN

https://xwlimxx.wixsite. com/winxniw

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO

Singapore

l a n g uag e ENGLISH MANDARIN

LEADERSHIP 2017

Group Leader PFP ORIENTATION CAMP AY17/18

2017

Subcommitee - Logistics DESIGN ORIENTATION CAMP AY17/18

2018

Maincommitee - Logistics Head DESIGN ORIENTATION CAMP AY18/19

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

MICROSOFT OFFICE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

03

S

E

R

E

N

D

THE

complex

I

P

I

T

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

basah

Y

PEAK

04

METROPOLIS

05

YELLOW

06

MODERN

07

p h o t o g r a p h y

RIBBON

APARTMENT

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

02

bras

PROJECT

BATHROOM

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

01

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

BRAS BASAH COMPLEX INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

01

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

M

ID

DL

E

231 Bain St, Singapore 180231

ST RE E

T

LOCATION :

RD

RIA

YEAR : CT O VI

PROJECT TYPE :

M

Commercial

ID

ISSUE :

ST

T RE E ST

heavily rely on technology. With a building like Bras Basah Complex that has been around since 1980,

GE

shops there have a history and is a sentimental asset

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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.

RT H NO

VI

CT O

RI A

BR

ID

that makes up the building. With that, how is it possi-

DESIGN INTENT :

E

IN

In 2030 as technology advances, Singapore will

ble to attract more patrons to this historical complex?

DL

BA

RD

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

2018

RD

I

D

E

A

DIAGRAM T

I

O

N

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

BUBBLE

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

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

as compared to the other co-working spaces in the vicinity.

Before coming up with a concept and ideation, I came up with a bubble diagram which allows me to better plan in terms of spaces, on how I want the spaces to flow and have relationship with each other. It also allows INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

me to visualise how my vertical connection will work out.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

UP

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER UP

UP

UP

COFFEESHOP UP

UP

UP

CASHIER

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

PULL OUT DESKS

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

0

1

2

3

4

5

4

5

10

SCALE BAR 1:50

0

1

2

3

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE BAR 1:50

10

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

UP

UP

STANDING DESK

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

INFORMAL MEETING AREA

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

UP

CASHIER

UP

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

STANDING DESK

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

WORKING SPACE

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CORRIDOR

MEETING ROOM 1

0

1

2

3

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SCALE BAR 1:50

4

5

10

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

MEETING ROOM 2

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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 for a few decades, I compared it to a

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

newer retail bulding, giving me a better idea on how to create a unique and

different user experience to my users.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

CASHIER

tial impression of this place which gives them a

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

The formal meeting room is placed right in front of the entrance so as to give users a ini-

UP

rough idea of this space being a working space.

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

0

1

2

3

4

5

10

MEETING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

SCALE BAR 1:50

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

UP

COFFEESHOP

CASHIER

UP

UP

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

CASHIER

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

traffic and also allows both those who are pass-

PULL OUT DESKS

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

By placing the coffeeshop right in front of a busy walkway, it can capitalise on the amount of human

UP

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

ing by and doing work in the space to grab a drink.

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

0

1

2

3

4

5

10

4

5

10

SCALE BAR 1:50 0

1

2

3

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

SCALE BAR 1:50

COFFEESHOP PERSPECTIVE

COLLECTION COUNTER

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

UP

COFFEESHOP

CASHIER

UP

UP

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

CASHIER

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

of being confined in a room. It also allows the

PULL OUT DESKS

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

By leaving an area open to double volume, it allows my users to take a “breather”, instead

UP

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

natural environmental elements to flow easily into the space, evoking creativity to the users.

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

0

1

2

3

4

5

10

4

5

10

SCALE BAR 1:50 0

1

2

3

DOUBLE VOLUME PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

SCALE BAR 1:50

UP

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

UP

By placing the informal meeting areas on

UP

the second floor, it reduces the amount

STANDING DESK UP

UP

UP

UP

INFORMAL MEETING AREA

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

of noise and human traffic that could po-

PULL OUT DESKS

WORKING SPACE PULL OUT DESKS

UP

STANDING DESK

tentially distract the users as these spaces are deliberately made open with no walls.

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

CORRIDOR

0

1

2

3

4

5

10

4

5

10

SCALE BAR 1:50

0

1

2

3

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

SCALE BAR 1:50

INFORMAL MEETING AREA PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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,

ISOMETRIC VIEW OF MODEL

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

which could not be seen as clearly in the renders.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

S E R E N D I P I T Y INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

02

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

LOCATION : 306 Tanglin Road, 247973

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

YEAR : 2018/ 2019 PROJECT TYPE : Commercial

DESIGN INTENT : Writers today do not need too much space to work as they usually work on their devices and paper occasionally, hence this whole retreat is like a lounge where they can choose to work anywhere. This writers retreat is for writ-

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

ers to detach themselves from the city lifevvv

I

D

E

A

T

I

O

N

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

C O N C E P T

In this project, I wanted the individual spaces to eventually overlap to form a bigger space with a different purpose. This allows my whole space to be multi-functional, giving users more

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

options and ideas on how they want the space to turn out.

CLOSED

SEMI-OPEN

OPEN

The spaces are clustered based on their degree of openness. This means that in the enclosed areas, users are able to focus more on their interpersonal relationships.

at the same time maintaining the interpersonal relationships.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

In open spaces, users can choose to connect to the outside while

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

To allow that variety of working spaces, a few open working es

for

spaces events

can like

be

turned

reading/

into writing

event

spac-

workshops.

When there are no events, these spaces are open working spac-

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

es for authors to use, with pop-up tables flushed on the floor.

es, tea leaf walls are scattered around the space. This ensures that the users will not strain their eyes, while at the same time maintaining the interior air quality.

some

JASMINE LAVENDER

of

these

the

writers

leaves

to

can brew

also a

cup

grab of

tea.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Conveniently,

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

As writers spend most of their time on their devic-

WEEPING FIG

PEPPERMINT

OOLONG

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

CHAMOMILE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Open workspaces can be turned into event spaces for the writers to have writing workshops and discussions.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

different work space pockets that users can use.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Colours used on the ceilings visually defines the

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

A meeting room for users to have formal meetings or to have a bigger space to have discussions and to encourage collaboration between the writers.

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

UP

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

SCALE BAR 1:50 5

10 5

10

5

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

SCALE BAR 1:50

0

0

0

15

MEETING ROOM 2 MEETING ROOM 1 PULL OUT DESKS

UP

CASHIER

UP

PULL OUT DESKS COLLECTION COUNTER

UP

UP

COFFEESHOP COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

MEETING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Users can have a meal here, hold small workshops/ gatherings or just do their work here.

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

UP

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

SCALE BAR 1:50 5

10 5

10

5

4

4

3

3

2

15

MEETING ROOM 2 MEETING ROOM 1 PULL OUT DESKS

UP

UP

CASHIER

UP

PULL OUT DESKS COLLECTION COUNTER

UP

COFFEESHOP COLLECTION COUNTER

COMMUNAL KITCHEN PERSPECCTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

CASHIER

2

1

1

SCALE BAR 1:50

0

0

0

PULL OUT DESKS

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Individual working pods are for users to detached themselves from others and it is a space especially designed for them to work on their own without any distractions.

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

UP

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

SCALE BAR 1:50 5

10 5

10

5

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

SCALE BAR 1:50

0

0

15

MEETING ROOM 2 MEETING ROOM 1 PULL OUT DESKS

UP

CASHIER

UP

PULL OUT DESKS COLLECTION COUNTER

UP

UP

COFFEESHOP COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

INDIVIDUAL POD PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Vibrant colours seen in the working spaces are not seen here so the usrs will not feel reminded of work all the time. This space is for them to get their mind off work and relax.

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

PULL OUT DESKS

CASHIER

COFFEESHOP

UP

UP

UP

UP

COLLECTION COUNTER

CASHIER

PULL OUT DESKS

PULL OUT DESKS

MEETING ROOM 1 MEETING ROOM 2

SCALE BAR 1:50 5

10 5

10

5

4

4

3

3

2

15

MEETING ROOM 2 MEETING ROOM 1 PULL OUT DESKS

UP

UP

CASHIER

UP

PULL OUT DESKS COLLECTION COUNTER

UP

COFFEESHOP COLLECTION COUNTER

PRIVATE SUITE PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

UP

CASHIER

2

1

1

SCALE BAR 1:50

0

0

PULL OUT DESKS

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

the peak INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

03

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

LOCATION :

In this project, we were tasked to design a 10m x 10m hotel room. After

Mountain Base

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

DESIGN INTENT :

stay in a place where it felt like home even though it was temporary.So I

To create a modern and chic vacational log cabin.

went for a studio apartment concept, making my space an informal one.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

same time ensuring not to isolate both the living room and the bedroom. To do so, I partitioned both spaces with a grid fence, instead of solid walls, so from either side, the other space is visible.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

I purposely split both spaces by elevating the bedroom, while at the

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

For the bathroom, I went for an open concept and made it more spacious. With a floor to ceiling window, I placed a freestanding bathtub in front of it to capitalize on the view. With a free standing bathtub, I design the shower to be an open concept to complement the openness in this bathroom.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

The

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

METROPOLIS APARTMENT INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

04

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

have a warm and welcoming space. I wanted to make this room appeal to everyone and

to have the urge to want

to return home immediately after a long day of work.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

The overall mood I was going for in this project was to

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

The

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

YELLOW RIBBON PROJECT INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

05

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

LOCATION : Blk 28A, 21 Tampines Ave 1, Singapore 529757 YEAR :

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

2017 PROJECT TYPE : Exhibition ISSUE : To raise awareness for ex-offenders who are returning back to society, hoping for the public to be aware of their situations and for them to be more understanding towards ex-offenders.

DESIGN INTENT :

itors

throughout

the

whole

being

gradual

in

terms

lowing

visitors

to

feel

of

exhibition,

by

openness,

al-

empathetic

towards

ex-offenders throughout the whole exhibition.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

To give different spacial experiences to vis-

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

For the bathroom, I went for an open concept and made it more spacious. With a floor to ceiling window, I placed a freestanding bathtub in front of it to capitalize on the view. With a free standing bathtub, I design the shower to be an open

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

concept to complement the openness in this bathroom.

The

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

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

also allows an abundance of sunlight into the bathroom.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

For the bathroom, I went for an open concept and made it more spacious. With a floor to ceiling window, I placed a freestanding bathtub in front of it to capitalize on the view. With a free standing bathtub, I design the shower to be an open

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

concept to complement the openness in this bathroom.

The

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

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

also allows an abundance of sunlight into the bathroom.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

MODERN BATHROOM INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

06

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

2070

33

1150

200X200 GREY MATTE TILE

900

POLISHED CHROME SHOWER COLUMN WITH ROUND SHOWER HEAD SHOWER FLOOR TRAP

75MMX75MM SHOWER FLOOR TRAP

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

BRASS WALL MOUNT GLASS CLIP 12MM THK GLASS PARTITION

900

2870

A

C

D

200MMX600MM GREY PORCELAIN TILES B

PROJECT TYPE : Residential Bathroom

POLISHED CHROME TISSUE HOLDER PENDANT LIGHTING WHITE QUARTZITE COUNTERTOP

400

a basic shower, water closet and faucet. I was going for a modern

CHALICE VESSEL BASIN

708

To create a simple open concept bathroom for a residential unit, with

130

DESIGN INTENT :

FLOOR TRAP MATTE BLACK BASIN MIXER 20MM THK VANITY MIRROR

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

and simple look with the use of monochromatic tiles. I chose a warm cove lighting to balance out the monochromatic colour palette.

435

90

BATHROOM PLAN SCALE 1:20

60

110 1200

95

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

ISOMETRIC OF PROPOSED INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

BATHROOM INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

O T H E R S INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

07

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

In a communication module, we had to write a report as pairs, on problems in Singapore. My partner and I questioned if there are too many communal spaces, mainly void decks, in SinINTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

gapore, because we do not see many people using them.

With an increase of socially isolated individuals in Singapore, the number of users using communal spaces will decrease drastically in years to come.

void decks of Singapore will become obsolete and that once unique feature about Singapore will no longer exist.

We

talked

about

how

people

of

ed,

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Eventually, the many

and

how

the

different we

causes age

propose

to

of

groups

social can

improve

Find out more here : https://xwlimxx.wixsite.com/winxniw/others

isolation, get

this

affect-

situation.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

perience

designing in

creating

interior and

spaces,

I

designing

have

ex-

newsletters.

In this project, I was tasked to write a newsletter about Tampines, which has taught me a lot in terms of the history of the estate, as well as various different design aspects. I learnt about

basic

alignments,

typography

and

Find out more here : https://xwlimxx.wixsite.com/winxniw/others

crafting

articles.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

than

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Other

glitz and glamour. I am really drawn to these type of places because it is like history has frozen in time. I am still able to walk through these places as though in the era that they have been built.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

During my free time, I explore the “other side” of Singapore, the places that are not all about the

P H O T O G R A P H Y

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE