The Former and the New

These are a few in-progress photographs of the National Design Centre, Singapore taken with an iPhone. It is an emblem of all things design for the city and its architectural approaches heavily described in the articles below. For a very brief period during its construction light penetrated into axial spaces, bearing the footprints of walls forming the intricate labyrinth of rooms that once existed in a cluster of 3 vacant buildings. Some of these building materials were kept underneath the new. Imprints of the past; perhaps allowing for the next regeneration agents to cease on such opportunities. These are the faces of the former while we made room for the new, the pure and definitely austere.

SCDA transforms former convent school into new home of DesignSingapore Council - read more NATIONAL DESIGN CENTRE: REDESIGNING HERITAGE - read more National Design Centre / SCDA Architects - read more SCDA's transformation of a convent school and chapel into Singapore's National Design Centre takes the Adaptive Reuse Award title - read more

National Design Centre-164 NDC_8724 NDC_8547 NDC_3799 NDC_3792 NDC_3773 NDC_3771 NDC_3628 NDC_3461 NDC_3416 NDC_3268 NDC_3258 NDC_3135 NDC_2739 NDC_2315 NDC_2310 NDC_2306 NDC_2294 NDC_2292 NDC_2076 NDC_2041 NDC_2031 NDC_1708 NDC_1635 NDC_200 NDC_130 NDC_006 NDC_005

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