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Museum of Contemporary British Arts
Major Studio Project:Hallyu Nightclub Complex
Authentic Nyonya Gallery Cafe
Marks & Spencer Department StoreBags, Shoes & Accessories Area
Sustainable Furniture FactorySustainable Energy Systems
Ms. Song’s Renovated HDB Apartment
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Hallyu nightclub is a Korean night complex that is comprised of a versatile nightclub - Hallyu, wine lounge - Soju and Korean restaurant - Kimchi - with VIP areas inside each section, along with performance and instrumental stages. With the growing popularity of Korean pop culture in Singapore, the establish-ment of Hallyu nightclub would bring together and connect di�erent people with di�erent ages who share the same interest in music and culture. Moreover, pioneering as the �rst sustainable nightclub in Singapore, Hallyu aims to bring the new concept of clubbing and entertainment into Singapore’s vibrant night-life.
The nightclub complex is inside the building located on 222 Queen Street and 51 Waterloo Street. By using the �rst �oor and half of the second �oor of the building, the total size of the nightclub is about 1950 sqm, which can hold about 1500 people.
Kimchi Restaurant’s Indoor Dining AreaHallyu Nightclub’s Dance�oor and StageSoju Wine Lounge’s Seating Area’s Lighting E�ect
Soju Wine Lounge’s VIP Area
Major Studio Project:
Hallyu Nightclub Complex
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Museum of Contemporary British Arts
Museum is where a collection of artifacts and other objects of scienti�c, artistic, cultural, or historical importance is cared for (conserved) and made available for public viewing through exhibitions that may be permanent or temporary.
The proposal museum is a contemporary art museum where the contemporary artworks of British artists Jeremy Moon and sculptures of Anthony Caro are exhibited temporarily and permanently.
The museum also features new temporary exhibitions every month in order to keep attracting tourists as well as local visitors. The temporary exhibitions might be exhibitions that relate to the permanent displayed artworks and their creators or something compl etely new.
Exhibited 2D Artworks Exhibited 3D Artworks
Jeremy Moon Anthony Caro
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Steel sculptures Bronze sculptures Ceramic sculptures Interactive Area
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Floor Plan of the 3D Permanent Exhibition
Section (right side) with large sculptures Perspectives of the 3D Permanent Exhibition
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Museum of Contemporary British ArtsThe British Cafe
Section of the bar and al fresco seating
Floor Plan of the Cafe
Section of the cafe and its kitchen Perspectives of The British Cafe
Authentic Nyonya Gallery Cafe
Tanjong Pagar, used to be the living area for immigrate Chinese and Malaysians, was where the Peranakan culture evolved. The remains from the culture and its characteris-tics are now preserved in Peranakan Museum of Singapore.
Authentic Nyonya gallery café integrated some of the elements from Peranakan culture with modern contempo-rary design, as well as present some of the food of Perana-kan for refreshment. Elements of the past Peranakan culture are integrated into the contemporary design, such as the patterns of the �oor tiles and the vivid, bright and colorful color scheme.
Authentic Nyonya cafe is a versatile venue that opens for art premiere every few months, promoting the new and promi-nent artists. Its tables can transform into partitions that can hold up the artworks on display.
Floor Plan of the Gallery Cafe Perspectives of the Gallery CafeFurniture and Artworks inside Authentic Nyonya Cafe
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Marks & Spencer Department StoreBags, Shoes & Accessories Area
In order to breathe in a new look for the brand and reach out to younger customers, the proposal Marks & Spencer (M&S)’s store is modern, innovative and technology-friendly, giving the shoppers a convenient and time-saving shopping experience.
The concept of the proposal department store is futuristic with a space theme, aiming to bring online custom-ers back to the brick-and-mortar store. With integrated lighting on the �oor, wall and ceiling, along with built-in details and structure that resemble a spaceship, the proposal department store intend to take the customers into the future with brand new and innovative shopping experience.
A new way of displaying products is the Bag Tree, which is a machinery that contain bags inside, which includes touch screen for browsing and choosing, bag acrylic containers and running tracks. Its operation is somewhat similar to the vending machine.
Bag Tree machineShoes displaysFloor Plan of the Bags, Shoes and Accessories Area
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Sustainable Furniture FactorySustainable Energy Systems
Located at 36, Tangore Land, the Furniture Factory building has four �oor and a roof top. The factory has several functions: factory, work-shop, storage, showroom, o�ce and the factory’s workers’ dormitory which can house around 100 workers. The building is a green construction with sustainable materials and �nishes and sustainable systems and installations. The rooftop is covered with greenery as it serves as a cafeteria for the factory as well as the facade of the building with the purpose of shading the interiors from the sunlight outdoor.
1. Building to last a lifetimeThe main idea of sustainable materials is to construct a home that lasts, which means lower maintenance costs and less up keep.
2. Conserve Energy and Save MoneyBy using sustainable materials for homes, we will be conserving energy and saving money in the long run. People can conserve energy on a large scale by using sustainable materials whose manu-facturing results in fewer waste products that �ll the world’s land-�lls.
3. Have a Healthy, Comfortable Sustainable HomeThe sustainability built green homes are healthier and more com-fortable because sustainable building materials emit few, if any, toxins such as carcinogens, VOC’s (Volatile Organic Compounds), and mold spores.
4. Minimize Waste Through SustainabilityA lot of sustainable building materials use reclaimed or recycled materials. The more people re-use products, the less people acquire new products and deplete world resources (and waste less energy manufacturing new materials).
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Energy backup systemDormitory on Level 3 Cafeteria on rooftop Solar water heater Perspectives of the 3D model
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Floor Plan of Ms. Song’s HDB Apartment
Perspectives of the living room and adjacent dining area and kitchen Perspectives of the living room and its bookshelf with rotable TV
Perspectives of the bedroom and adjacent walk-in wardrobe
Ms. Song’s Renovated HDB ApartmentThe HDB apartment renovation project for Ms. Song - a graphic designer - is inspired from her desire of having both antique and modern elements inside the space. With the concept in place, vintage furniture are put together with modern ones as well as innovations such as the rotable TV, openable bookshelf, �exible partitions. Along with woods material, the interior space create a place where the old and new are integrated and harmonized together.
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