Ishi Mak on Photographing Shanghai’s Architectural Heritage
He captures what remains of Shanghai’s vanishing heritage structures, showcasing their beauty and elegance as deserved.
SUE ANNE TAY
Bhutanese Architecture: Vernacular and Sustainable
As the Buddhist kingdom ushers in a new era of development, it faces the challenge of keeping its traditional architecture sustainable, beautiful and sacred.
SONAM TOGBAY
Hong Kong's Domestic Transformer
Hong Kong’s severe shortage of space has shaped an architect’s design philosophy. He has applied it with amazing results to his own 330 sq ft home.
VIVIENNE KHOO
Beyond the Physical to the Fundamentals
Prominent Israeli-born architect Moshe Safdie discusses capturing the essence of a city, building what is sacred, keeping our history and creating humane living spaces in Asia's burgeoning metropolises.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
Hollywood Plotlines for Singapore’s Skyline
Movie synopses that Tinseltown may want to consider, as the city sprouts a host of new skyscrapers and landmarks
CLARISSA TAN
Two and a Half Cheers for London
The city takes you as its own even though you’re speaking in a strange accent, clutching a brand-new A-Z, and asking for directions to the nearest Peranakan restaurant.
CLARISSA TAN
The First Time I Saw Paris
Born in Malaysia, a young country with a hodge-podge culture, I naively thought the polished, implacable French capital held all the answers.
CLARISSA TAN
I.M. Pei's Monumental Visions
The Museum of Islamic art in Doha has opened, bringing one architect’s star-studded career to a close.
CLARISSA TAN