Biomimicry in Architecture Esplanade: Theatres on the way Project: Public – Arts Centre Designed by: DP Architects in partnership with Michael Wilford Inspired by: Durian (a fruit) – The hard thorn exterior The Esplanade Theatre is a prominent performing arts venue in Singapore’s Marina Bay that serves as a showcase for innovative architecture. Officially opened […]
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Introduction Singapore has always been mindful of environmentally friendly construction and lowering the economy’s energy intensity by 2030. The formation of the city’s image in nature is the result of the combined efforts of the government, architects, and urban planners. To promote changes like sun-shading exteriors, water-efficient fixtures, computer modeling of energy flows and carbon
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Floating City in the Limelight Amidst the climate crisis, rising sea-water levels intertwined with a lack of space for accommodating the growing population, not to mention the already overcrowded cities, craze for waterfront developments, and the deteriorating aftereffects of reclamation, the floating city developments have fallen in the limelight. Floating developments are viewed as a
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