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Articles
Raw naturalism and the sweet side of American hard maple
Hard maple is an abundant species from the American hardwood forest which is widely underused. The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) are endeavouring to recognise hard maple’s true potential in design, particularly as a link between the home and the natural world.
Project
Thomas Heatherwick transcends luxury living, in EDEN
EDEN eschews the shiny, enclosed tower typology of high-end housing in favour of a more humanistic approach that celebrates Singapore’s tropical setting.
Events
A Peek Of Swire Properties’ First Project In Singapore By Heatherwick Studio
Twenty-storey residential tower Eden in Singapore’s Orchard neighbourhood marks a few firsts for Heatherwick Studio and Swire Properties. Here’s what we know about the project so far.
Project
A Peek Of Heatherwick Studio’s First Residential Project In Singapore (And Asia)
Twenty-storey residential tower Eden in Orchard neighbourhood marks a few firsts for designer Heatherwick Studio and developer Swire Properties. Here’s what we know about the project so far.
Ideas
Heatherwick Studio on Craft in a Machine Age
Digital design and fabrication methods can generate new forms that we’d have never otherwise imagined. But will there be something missing if human minds and hands are expelled from the process?
Project
The Silo By Heatherwick Studio
Elana Castle wakes up to a sweeping views of Cape Town’s verdant mountain-scape and Waterfront precinct from the innards of an historic grain silo, thanks to an ingenious architectural transformation by Heatherwick Studio.
Project
“That Epic Project Everyone’s Talking About”: Zeitz MOCAA (Museum of Contemporary Art Africa)
How a decommissioned grain silo became Africa’s largest museum of contemporary art. Elana Castle interviews project architect Stepan Martinovsky from Heatherwick Studio about the radical transformation.
Project
Heatherwick Studio Finds the Soul in the Machine
Digital design and fabrication methods can generate otherwise unimaginable forms. But what will be missing if human minds and hands are expelled from the process? We ask Heatherwick Studio in Cubes 87. Here’s a preview of the article!
News
Cubes Indesign: Issue 74 Out Now
W Architects create a rock-like form for the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum; Heatherwick Studio and CPG Consultants explore the communicative potentials of a tertiary education building; Rattan takes new forms via Abie Abdillah and Studio SKLIM; The bold sensitivity of architect Chang Yong Ter.