2010 - President's Design Award Singapore

* OF
THE YEAR

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

Maps with strong graphic elements splashed on cabinets to bring the work area to life.

(Photo by: CLIQ Photograprahy)

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

Multiple wooden doors with locks enhance the industrial mood of the space.

(Photo by: CLIQ Photograprahy)

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

Meeting room with bathroom theme connotes a unique space to stimulate creativity within the house.

(Photo by: CLIQ Photograprahy)

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

Double-storey office with exposed beams to depict a half-constructed building.

(Photo by: CLIQ Photograprahy)

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

Meeting room with living room theme connotes a unique space to stimulate creativity within the house

(Photo by: CLIQ Photograprahy)

Black Forest Table

Outofstock

DISCIPLINE
Product & Industrial Design

BLACK FOREST TABLE

For Ligne Roset, France, 2010
Initial concept renders: a set of nesting side tables.

(Photo by: Outofstock)

BLACK FOREST TABLE

For Ligne Roset, France, 2010
Black Forest, a side table for the living space.

(Photo by: Outofstock)

BLACK FOREST TABLE

For Ligne Roset, France, 2010
The unique Y-joint is finally achieved after two years of prototyping and design refinement.

(Photo by: Outofstock)

BLACK FOREST TABLE

For Ligne Roset, France, 2010
Inspired by the fluidity of ink droplets, Black Forest was initially designed as a set of organic nesting side tables.

(Photo by: Outofstock)

BLACK FOREST TABLE

For Ligne Roset, France, 2010
A mirror-finished table top reflects the daily implements that sit on it, creating objects of poetry in our living space.

(Photo by: Outofstock)

BLACK FOREST TABLE

For Ligne Roset, France, 2010
Shown here in black oak top.

(Photo by: Ligne Roset)

John Clang

Photographic Director
Clang Photography, Inc

DISCIPLINE
Visual Communication

ON PEDDER

New York, 2007

Pedderzine No. 3: Super Natural

Spring/Summer 2008 issue

(Photo by: Clang)

BEING TOGETHER

New York / Singapore, 2010 Use of simple video conferencing in the “Seperation” series to capture his severance from the family he left in Singapore.

(Photo by: Clang)

LEVI'S

New York, 2002

Print campaign for Levi’s

(Photo by: Clang)

ME AND FRIENDS

New York, 2009

Personal artwork

(Photo by: Clang)

HOPENHAGEN

New York, 2009 Print campaign to create awareness of the 2009
United Nations Climate Change Conference starting 7 December in Copenhagen.

(Image by: Ogilvy New York, USA)

GODIVA

New York, 2004
Print campaign for Godiva Chocolatier.

(Photo by: Clang)

HERMÈS

New York, 2000
Print campaign for Hermès
Spring/Summer 2001

(Photo by: Clang)

SONY

Los Angeles, 2005

Print campaign for Sony Cybershot.

(Photo by: Clang)

TAKE OFF

New York, 2001
Editorial for BlackBook Magazine

(Photo by: Clang)

OBSCURED

New York, 2000
Editorial for Rank magazine

(Photo by: Clang)

Kerry Hill

Director
Kerry Hill Architects Pte Ltd

DISCIPLINE
Architecture

AMAN NEW DELHI

New Delhi, India, 2009
View of private pool within guest suite

(Photo by: Albert Lim KS)

GARLICK AVENUE HOUSE

Garlick Ave, Singapore, 2005
View of pool and garden

(Photo by: Albert Lim KS)

OGILVIE HOUSE

Queensland, Australia, 2002
View of dining and deck area

(Photo by: Reiner Blunck)

THE LALU

Nantou, Taiwan, 2002
View of landscape ravine.

(Photo by: Albert Lim KS)

GENESIS

Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, 1997
View of The Genesis from Bukit Timah Road.

(Photo by: Albert Lim KS)

THE CHEDI

Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2005
View of lounge, reflection pond and existing building

(Photo by: Richard Powers)

DESERT PALM

Dubai, 2002
View of Guest suite courtyard

(Photo by: Jorge Ferrari)

Lighting Masterplan for Singapore City Centre

Lighting Planners Associates

DISCIPLINE
Visual Communication

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2006 (Proposed)
Floating jellyfish lighting is the hallmark of certain nodes along the Singapore River edge. One can take a relaxing stroll and enjoy the waterscape of the floating lights. Green walls along Parliament House are lit up to enhance the greenery.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2006 (Proposed)
Artist’s impression of the underpass with indirect and coloured lighting, making it more interesting as a space.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Orchard Road, Singapore, 2006
Poor colour rendering from the sodium street lamps shows the streetscape as dull and static. There is no visual relationship between the buildings and the streetscape.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Orchard Road, Singapore, 2006 (Proposed)
Soft and natural lighting along the pedestrian walkway, together with tree uplights and luminous markers create a vibrant streetscape along Orchard Road.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2006
Glaring light fixtures along the waterfront inappropriate colour temperature and colour rendering do not do justice to the beautiful green space. There is no visual continuity between the walkway and the river.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2006
Light fixture causing glare along Singapore River, making it difficult to appreciate the green buffer as it is totally in darkness.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2006 (Proposed)
Functional lighting comes from integrated handrail lights. Trees and the green buffer are lit up to create a welcoming ambience.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2006
Underpass along Singapore River with basic functional lighting that causes glare, and which lacks character without lighting enhancement.

(Photo by: LPA)

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

Singapore River, 2009
Lightning up the trees utilises a beautiful property of water – reflection. This is to amplify the luminous effect by using reflections.

(Photo by: LPA)

Objects Around the Tablescape

d.lab, Design Incubation Centre

DISCIPLINE
Product & Industrial Design

NOT SO DEEP VASE, SHALLOW VASE

Singapore, 2010
Vases in FRP and maplewood base.

(Photo by: DIC)

SOFT BOWLS

Singapore, 2009
Bowls in white
SLS nylon.

(Photo by: DIC)

OBJECTS AROUND THE TABLESCAPE

Sketches

(Photo by: DIC)

OBJECTS AROUND THE TABLESCAPE, THIRD COLLECTION

Singapore, 2010

(Photo by: DIC)

Singapore, 2009

Table lamp in maplewood, Unlit

(Photo by: DIC)

B1 & B2 LIGHTS

Singapore, 2009
Table lamp in maplewood, Lit

(Photo by: DIC)

SHH, LAMP

Singapore, 2010
Table lamp in maplewood, Unlit

(Photo by: DIC)

SHH, LAMP

Singapore, 2010
Table lamp in maplewood, Lit

(Photo by: DIC)

BLIK AND BLOK

Singapore, 2010
Blocks in maplewood.

(Photo by: DIC)

MONOPLATES

Singapore, 2010
Plates in nocture black matt finished Corian®.

(Photo by: DIC)

BIC & BOC LAMPS

Singapore, 2009
Table lamps with balau base and aluminium lamp shade, Lit

(Photo by: DIC)

LAMP BLOCKS

Singapore, 2009
Table lamp with maplewood base and aluminium lamp shade.

(Photo by: DIC)

BIC & BOC LAMPS

Singapore, 2009
Table lamps with balau base and aluminium lamp shade, Unlit

(Photo by: DIC)

Pinnacle at Duxton

arc studio architecture

DISCIPLINE
Architecture

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Lush green landscape.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Historical Park at night on 3rd storey.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
View of Environmental Deck.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Seamless connection to ground level.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Pavilions and public furniture on 3rd storey.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Sky Garden at 26th storey – Meadow.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Sky Garden at 26th storey – Crater.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Sky Garden at 50th storey.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
Sky Garden at 50th storey – Beach.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
3rd storey ground warps and peels to conceal services and create pockets of community spaces.

(Photo by: arc studio)

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

Singapore, 2009
City view from 50th storey.

(Photo by: arc studio)

Quest for Immortality - The World of Ancient Egypt

gsmprjct creation pte ltd

DISCIPLINE
Exhibition Design

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

National Museum of Singapore, 2009
Ritual Chamber, False Door and Serdab

(Photo by: gsmprjct creation pte ltd)

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

(Photo by: gsmprjct creation pte ltd)

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

National Museum of Singapore, 2009
Mask and Sarcophagus

(Photo by: gsmprjct creation pte ltd)

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

National Museum of Singapore, 2009
Steles in the Ritual Chamber

(Photo by: gsmprjct creation pte ltd)

Sennheiser Earphones

BMW Group DesignworksUSA

DISCIPLINE
Product & Industrial Design

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

BMW Group DesignworksUSA, 2009
Sennheiser 980 Expression Range – MX 980: A bold statement of premium value with visual sound quality.

(Photo by: BMW Group DesignworksUSA)

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

BMW Group DesignworksUSA, 2009
Sennheiser/adidas Sports 680 Range – OMX 680: Flexible and adjustable ear clips allow the earphones to adhere comfortably to the ear.

(Photo by: BMW Group DesignworksUSA)

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

BMW Group DesignworksUSA, 2009
Sennheiser 980 Expression Range – OMX 980 Expression Range: Refined and iconic silhouettes speak of premium value and audio excellence.

(Photo by: BMW Group DesignworksUSA)

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

BMW Group DesignworksUSA, 2009
Sennheiser 980 Expression Range – OMX 980: Highly iconic and elegant Y-structure with detailed surfacing that expresses its ergonomic nature with adjustable lightweight ear hooks.

(Photo by: BMW Group DesignworksUSA)

Stadium MRT Station

WOHA Architects Pte Ltd

DISCIPLINE
Architecture

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
West Entrance, in context with National Stadium.

(Photo by: Patrick Bingham-Hall)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
Central space enhanced with natural and artificial lighting

(Photo by: Tim Griffin)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
Station concourse space leading to
platform escalators and stairs.

(Photo by: Patrick Bingham-Hall)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
Concept sketch of Stadium MRT Station.

(Image by: WOHA Architects Pte Ltd)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
Wall cladding louvres and slit skylight.

(Photo by: Patrick Bingham-Hall)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
Sculptural volume between linear and curved forms.

(Photo by: Patrick Bingham-Hall)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2010
Building in context with National Stadium.

(Photo by: Patrick Bingham-Hall)

STADIUM MRT STATION

Singapore, 2008 (Opened 2010)
Lourve concept sketches.

(Image by: WOHA Architects Pte Ltd)

The Tree

FARM

DISCIPLINE
Exhibition Design

THE TREE

Singapore, 2009
3D drawing of The Tree (Crown perspective).

(Image by: FARM)

THE TREE

Singapore, 2009
Night view of The Tree.

(Photo by: Jeremy San)

THE TREE

Singapore, 2009
Day view of The Tree.

(Photo by: Jeremy San)

THE TREE

Singapore, 2009
Night view of The Tree

(Photo by: Jeremy San)

* DESIGNER DESIGN OF THE YEAR 2023 2020 2018 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006

‘‘Stay focused on doing the best work and do not be easily distracted. Take one step at a time and you will achieve your ambition eventually.’’

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY (SHANGHAI) 2010

‘‘Endless curiosity and hard work are essential ingredients in working as a professional designer.’’

BLACK FOREST TABLE

BLACK FOREST TABLE

BLACK FOREST TABLE

BLACK FOREST TABLE

BLACK FOREST TABLE

BLACK FOREST TABLE

‘‘Always stay true to yourself and be original. To create is to live your life to the fullest and to be inspired by it. That’s how I think one’s work can be fresh.’’

ON PEDDER

BEING TOGETHER

LEVI'S

ME AND FRIENDS

HOPENHAGEN

GODIVA

HERMÈS

SONY

TAKE OFF

OBSCURED

‘‘Set your sights high – mediocrity is an expensive burden.’’

AMAN NEW DELHI

GARLICK AVENUE HOUSE

OGILVIE HOUSE

THE LALU

GENESIS

THE CHEDI

DESERT PALM

‘‘We should design using our five senses. Design is not something you can learn from text books or just by thinking. The most important thing is to close your textbooks, go outside, and polish your sensitivities to observe things around you.’’

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

LIGHTING MASTERPLAN FOR SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE

‘‘Seek out your own domain.’’

NOT SO DEEP VASE, SHALLOW VASE

SOFT BOWLS

OBJECTS AROUND THE TABLESCAPE

OBJECTS AROUND THE TABLESCAPE, THIRD COLLECTION

Singapore, 2009

B1 & B2 LIGHTS

SHH, LAMP

SHH, LAMP

BLIK AND BLOK

MONOPLATES

BIC & BOC LAMPS

LAMP BLOCKS

BIC & BOC LAMPS

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

THE PINNACLE@DUXTON

‘‘Always follow your passion.’’

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

QUEST FOR IMMORTALITY - THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT

‘‘Create innovation that matters.’’

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

SENNHEISER EARPHONES

STADIUM MRT STATION

STADIUM MRT STATION

* OF
THE YEAR