Atlas
Seven figures, one argument.
These are not a catalogue of completed megaprojects. They are the types we work in: some lineage, some live craft, and some proposition.
01 · Now
Harbour platforms
Singapore waterfront, conceptual
Modular decks that add civic and commercial program without waiting for reclamation. They moor, they rise, and they can be restacked.
02 · 2022
Wedding pavilion, Sentosa
Proposed Singapore project
A hall for weddings and events of up to 400 people, prepared for Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa. At least 800 m² of program on an EPS-core float, under a 1,200 m² roof with a rain garden. Modelled on Rotterdam’s 2010 pavilion. Proposed for Singapore water, not built there yet.
03 · 2010
Floating pavilion lineage
Rotterdam harbour culture
The 2010 Rijnhaven pavilion by DeltaSync showed that a light hall on water could be a climate instrument, not only shelter. The still here is a visual homage, not that building. Lineage is not ownership.
04 · Typology
Hybrid neighbourhood
Tropical estuary, conceptual
Mangrove as first infrastructure. Housing as second. The city does not replace the wet edge. It borrows it.
05 · Program
Water laboratory
Sheltered tropical basin, conceptual
Research, hospitality, and culture on a shared pontoon. A night-time civic figure for a city that works after the heat breaks.
06 · Production
Aqua-energy ring
Coastal waters, conceptual
Protein and power as one platform. Circular pens, solar canopy, and a walkable service ring: aquaculture treated as urban infrastructure.
07 · Defence
Protect and provide
SE Asian shore, conceptual
Bund, park, pontoon. Coastal protection that is also a public room, aligned with how Singapore now writes its shoreline.
