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Jungle Canopy

An aluminum screen shades National University of Singapore’s School of Design and Environment

facade detail
Big Biophilia

BIG completes a planted tower in Singapore with a facade that pulls apart

Looking down at EDEN tower in singapore, with planted balconies amid concrete slat walls
Touch the Sky

Heatherwick Studio’s overflowing EDEN tower is now complete in Singapore

A floating apple store dome in front of the singapore skyline
Oh Sphere

Apple unveils a spherical offshore retail outpost in Singapore

Concrete interior space of a former factory, used in HBO's Westworld
Designing Divination

Westworld’s production designer drew from global architecture to realize 2058

Many people in front of a large building with swooped, concrete curves; the new Founders’ Memorial
Singapore Slopes

Kengo Kuma & Associates chosen to design Founders’ Memorial in Singapore

Rendering of the exterior of a grimy apartment tower in Singapore
Climate Futures

Superflux brings climate change home in a speculative Singapore apartment

Interior image of the Jewel at the Changi Airport and its waterfall
Under the Dome

Safdie Architects-designed Changi Airport Jewel is enclosed by a sprawling toroidal dome

Rendering of nature-filled, airport hub with interior waterfall at the Hamad Airport
Design Drama

Singapore and Moshe Safdie accused of plagiarizing Jewel Changi Airport

Photo of an indoor waterfall below a glass canopy
Literal Jewel-Box

Safdie Architects completes world’s largest indoor waterfall

Lea Ruffenacht, 2017
Change Afoot

Center for Architecture and ETH hold conference on responsive cities

Green Giant

Leafy tower sprouts in Singapore’s Central Business District

Green Machine

This Singapore conservatory houses 226,000 plants from every continent (except Antarctica)

Construction wraps up on Moshe Safdie’s Sky Habitat towers in Singapore

AECOM Urban SOS: All Systems Go Competition winners announced

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World Architecture Festival Finalists Revealed

This abandoned rail corridor in Singapore will soon be a nationwide linear park, and these firms are competing to design it

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Sir Peter Cook, Sou Fujimoto and Benedetta Tagliabue – announcing the first of World Architecture Festival’s 70 strong jury

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