1. Ordinary people uses a 3 dollars mechanical pencil. Architects uses a 10 dollars clutch pencil 2. Ordinary people gets labeled as sloppy when they do not comb their hair when they get out of bed. Architects pull it off as the “out-of-bed” look. 3. Ordinary people gets identified easily when they bullshit. Architects can weave the [...]

Somehow, the exam period do not seem as stressful as the normal schooling days when you are rushing for weekly submissions. So much so that you find yourself roaming around Orchard Road on a weekday.

I never knew Rem Koolhaas is a Star Wars fan.

You are designing a barber shop for a street barber in Kampong Glam, yet you do not have the time to trim your hair at the barber’s.

You heard all 236 songs (14.8hrs) on your itunes playlist. And after which repeats it again for the next 2 hrs.

Knows the words of Kahn, Le Corbusier and Mies, but never remembers where his house keys are.

Loggin into msn at 4am in the morning. Friend: Wah you suddenly woke up issit? Aki boy: Nope. I just reached home from sch.

Overgrowth! is the first design project that lasted 4 weeks over the first semester period. Every individual is required to study a certain material and to design a pavillion to house a work of art in the Dempsey area. The material (or rather, immaterial) chosen by me is weather. It explores the parasitic activity surrounding weathering [...]

materialising_DEMPSEY, my current project for design module, makes me realize how and why I fall in love with Architecture in the first place. Its about how ideas are connected, and how these ideas are presented graphically. Sure, there are times I get stuck with no ideas, but when one idea comes in, the entire mind [...]

Design (is) a circumstantial thing… A sense of realization of the problem and then inserted design as its natural extension. I believe that a man must realize something before he has the stimulation within himself to design something… There are many in our professions that rely entirely upon the actual design and very little on [...]