In this issue

The Oct/Nov 2018 issue is a geographically diverse one, unveiling many gems across Asia. The feature story takes us to Cambodia (page 30), where we examine how design-oriented boutique hotels have helped the city of Siem Reap attract higher net worth tourists. We also have projects from further north: the office of Taipei-based singer-songwriter JJ Lin, a stunning penthouse in Hong Kong’s Mid-Levels, and an urban ryokan located in Tokyo that successfully embodies all the characteristics of this traditional Japanese inn. Back in Southeast Asia, there is more than what meets the eye of the Unilever Headquarters in Jakarta. Its architects actually borrowed ideas from Indonesian villages to design it. In Malaysia, we peel back the brick walls of the Jandabaik Villas in Pahang to see how it co- exists peacefully with nature. Stories from our home base in Singapore include the versatile office-cum-showroom of architect Terence Chan, Inte Architect’s first bungalow project in Old Holland Road, and Meating Place, a restaurant that translates its specialty in proteins into its interiors.

Weather The Wall

A new coating technology replicates natural stone textures in seconds.

1 min

Sign Language

This commercial display offers a spectacular blank canvas for media of every nature.

1 min

Under One Roof

Experience all that this switches and systems company has to offer in a single location.

1 min

Comfort In The Bathroom

The toilet goes high-tech to provide greater comfort and convenience to modern-day users.

1 min

Can You See It?

Watch where you are going or you might just walk into this building.

1 min

Staying Cool

This Corner Terrace Successfully Overcomes The Challenge Of Being In The Path Of The Afternoon Sun.

1 min

Meet And Eat

The design of this restaurant perfectly captures its intention of encouraging omnivores to gather and feast.

3 mins

Urban Renewal Leader

Shen Jianghai is a Chinese architect who is hoping to spearhead the positive transformation of the cities in his country.

3 mins

Design For Life

Archifest is back, this time with a focus on the importance of its influence on all aspects of mankind.

3 mins

Back To Basics

In the darkest hour of the night, theBR03-92Nightlumis a reassuring friend to have.

1 min

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