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Is the interior design industry merely surviving? In a bid to answer this, we have collaborated with the Interior Design Confederation of Singapore in the first half of this year to examine how creatives can up their game – look out for the feature that offers some useful suggestions. In fact, in 2022, d+a will be more d than a i.e. have a stronger focus on design, while still retaining our exclusive niche as an architecture magazine. A story that details how a new playbook that guides organisations towards embracing a design thinking mindset is representative of this direction. On the architecture front, admire the Changshu Jinmao Sales Centre that made it onto our cover, designed by Aedas and outstanding for an entrance with its blue brick courtyard walls and cascading fibre-optic water curtain. In Malaysia, we spotlight the architecture of its universities, demonstrating how they are using design to attract students. Do also make time for the piece on how architecture can support sustainability-related financing solutions. Banks have finally awakened to the reality that they need to help fight climate change and there is a seat at this table for designers too.
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Contemporary Interpretation Of Traditional Architecture
Inspired by the iconic Beijing Palace Museum in the Forbidden City, the new Hong Kong Palace Museum was designed to house and display priceless national treasures.
Thoughttul Furniture
Kernel bridges Singaporean furniture making with Japanese craftsmanship.
Family Home With Just The Right Amount Of Privacy And Connectivity
Strategically placed see-through elements give this Bangkok family home just the right amount of privacy and connectivity.
Why Seoul Is Poised To Be The New Focal Point Of The Asian Art Market
Why Seoul is poised to be the new focal point of the Asian art market.
Home For The Masses Reinvented
Cubo offers stylish, low-cost and environmentally-friendly modular houses, inspired by bahay kubo or traditional bamboo huts found in the Philippines.
Minimalist Home With Character
With is neutral colour palette and pared-down design, this family home in Bangkok was designed with tranquillity in mind. Yet it still manages to impress with a few standout elements.
World's First 'Upcycled' High-Rise
The latest addition to the Sydney skyline, Quay Quarter Tower was designed to revitalise the business district.
Keep Calm And Drink Tea
A Chiang Mai heritage estate gets new life as a teahouse and tea retail space.
promising future
The National Design Centre’s New Exhibition Spotlights 3D Printing Using Plastic Waste.
keeping paradise beautiful
Alexis Dornier, the name behind some of Bali’s most stunning architecture shares his approach to modern, tropical design that pushes the boundaries of sustainable architecture.