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The Hedberg

The Hedberg is a new 8000m2 Academy building for the University of Tasmania and the Tasmanian State Government, that brings together Australia’s oldest functioning theatre, the Theatre Royal with a new performing arts centre and the University of Tasmania Conservatorium of Music. Located in the historic, mixed-use, port-side Wapping district of Hobart, Tasmania Australia, the Academy is within walking distance to the city’s water front and historical city center. In addition to the existing 750 seat Theatre Royal, the new development houses 3 new major public performance spaces, a 350 seat recital hall, a 285 seat studio theatre, and a 150 seat salon along with a full array of recording, rehearsal, and practice facilities.

Image Credit: Natasha Mulhall

  • 业主／ 建商

    University of Tasmania & Tasmanian State Government

  • 地点
    19-27 Campbell St, Hobart
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • Design Inception

    7 月 2013

  • 合作建筑设计事务所

    Liminal Studio

  • 项目类型

    教育

  • 建筑面积

    8,000m2

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Singapore Institute of Technology

The SIT-Plot 1 campus is uniquely endowed with an existing secondary forest. The design capitalises on this green site asset by integrating its learning environments with biophilic indoor-outdoor tropical spaces. To forge an imageable “Campus-in-a-Park” identity, the academic blocks are organised as a chain of buildings encompassing the central forest courtyard that is transformed into an accessible Community Park. This serves as the heart of SIT, contributing to a strong sense of place that is characterised by memorable nodes for interaction, recreation and rejuvenation.

The design leverages on the site’s undulating terrain by creating two public ground levels that segregate vehicles from pedestrians, creating a people-friendly, car-lite campus. These fenceless, 24/7 publicly accessible ground levels are interconnected across the Punggol Digital District, linking shared carparks and a series of key public spaces.

SIT’s primary signature library building is strategically located at the prime intersection between New Punggol Road and the pedestrianised Campus Boulevard as a prominent urban landmark.

On the rooftops, photovoltaic panels are arrayed as a banner of sustainability over the entire campus. These serve as a key renewable energy source that powers SIT’s Multi-Energy Micro Grid located within Plot 1. Productivity features include precast facades and structural systems for the academic blocks and structural steel for the long span bridges.

  • 业主／ 建商

    Singapore Institute of Technology

  • 地点
    11 New Punggol Road, Singapore 828616
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • Design Inception

    7 月 2017

  • 项目类型

    企业办公, 商业, 室内, 总体规划 / 概念提案, 教育, 综合体

  • 建筑面积

    121,580m2

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Punggol Digital District

Punggol Digital District (PDD) is planned as part of Singapore’s strategy to sustain long-term economic growth by creating new development areas island-wide, bringing jobs and social amenities closer to residents.

Situated in Punggol North, PDD is envisioned to be a vibrant and inclusive district underpinned by cutting-edge technology, as well as urban and social innovation which make everyday living more convenient and sustainable. As Singapore’s first Enterprise District, PDD will provide flexibility for the land use mix and scale to be curated at district-level, enabling deeper integration and synergy of different uses and spaces to realise the vision of the District. The District is also planned to be connected to the greater Punggol area, with a car-lite, green, and vibrant environment.

Punggol Digital District will be the first district to adopt an integrated masterplan approach that brings together a business park, a university and community facilities and transport infrastructure. The district-level planning approach creates synergies, optimises land use and catalyses community building. It also allows us to design and integrate innovative technological platforms and from the ground up, transforming the way people work, live, learn and play in an inclusive and sustainable environment.

  • 业主／ 建商

    JTC Corporation

  • 地点
    Punggol Way, Singapore
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • 竣工日期／ 设计周期

    12 月 2024

  • 项目类型

    企业办公, 公民 / 机构, 商业, 总体规划 / 概念提案, 教育, 综合体

  • 建筑面积

    500,000m2

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Enabling Village

The Enabling Village is a demonstration of heartland rejuvenation through adaptive reuse of the old Bukit Merah Vocational Institute / Employment & Employability Institute (e2i) in Redhill. The site was previously fenced-in, inward-looking and did not contribute to the neighbourhood. The Masterplan conceives the Village as a new community heart and opens up the space as a park to connect people with disabilities, residents and public.

The design removes all physical barriers, extends linkages and creates a variety of shared spaces, gardens and amenities, breathing life between and within buildings. A simple robust palette of finishes and motifs was adopted as a kit-of-parts system to stitch together surfaces and spaces of the new and existing.

The porous and accessible nature of the Enabling Village creates an inclusive environment, integrating people with disabilities as equal in the community.

  • 业主／ 建商

    SG Enable Ltd

  • 地点
    20 Lengkok Bahru, Singapore 159053
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • Design Inception

    2 月 2014

  • 竣工日期／ 设计周期

    6 月 2016

  • 项目类型

    企业办公, 公民 / 机构, 商业, 室内, 总体规划 / 概念提案, 教育, 旧改, 景观设计, 综合体, 适应性改建

  • 建筑面积

    15,025m2

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奖项

2019

  • ArcAsia Awards for Architecture - Mention

    Category D (Conservation Projects) category, awarded by Architects Regional Council Asia (ARCASIA)

2017

  • 2017 Design for Asia Award - Grand Award with Special Mention

    Awarded by Hong Kong Design Centre

2016

  • President's Design Award - Design of the Year

    Awarded by DesignSingapore Council and Urban Redevelopment Authority

  • 16th SIA Architectural Design Awards 2016 - Design Award

    Special Categories, awarded by the Singapore Institute of Architects

  • BCA Universal Design Award - Winner (Platinum)

    Awarded by Building and Construction Authority, Singapore

BRAC University

该项目位于孟加拉国的首都达卡，旨在将把一个被污染的并且经常被淹没的荒地改造成一个可持续的位于市中心的校园和公园。该项目的灵感来自该地区附近的孙德尔本斯国家公园，那里的生态系统十分独特的以潮汐线为界，潮位以上和潮位以下的生态系统相互独立。

该项目中的设计和功能分为了两个部分，相对私密的拔地而起的教学楼和位于地面的公共的校园园林景观，这个园林是将现有的受污染的沼泽改造成一个本土植被茂盛的生物滞留池。事实上，这个校园将容纳一万多名学生，其教学建筑也将为校园景观遮风避雨。

此外，公共区域还包括了一些聚集空间，例如大学礼堂、多功能厅和公共画廊。建筑的屋顶还将作为大学的绿地，其中将容纳一个休闲场地、一个游泳池和一条在大型太阳能顶棚的遮蔽下的长200米的跑道。通过灵活的结构模型，这里的空间可以被组合或细分，这是为了适应未来对设施需求上的调整。

设计中融入了新的建筑和环境策略，将创建完全不需要空调的位于热带的学习空间，而一系列的遮阳板和垂直绿色墙壁解决了对热能的获取过剩的问题。绿色立面起到了环境过滤器的作用，减少了眩光和灰尘，帮助保持室内凉爽，降低来自于交通的噪音。开放且通风的平面设计有助于在每个教室中进行交叉通风并保证了房间内的采光。

  • 业主／ 建商

    BRAC University

  • 地点
    Bir Uttam Rafiqul Islam Avenue Merul Badda, Dhaka
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • Design Inception

    9 月 2011

  • 竣工日期／ 设计周期

    12 月 2023

  • 合作建筑设计事务所

    J.A.Architects Ltd

  • 项目类型

    公民 / 机构, 室内, 总体规划 / 概念提案, 教育, 综合体

  • 建筑面积

    88,210m2

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绩效评级
绿色容积率

130%

公共慷慨度

100%

社区容积率

250%

生态贡献值

60%

自给自足值
能源

25%

食物

0%

水

20%

绿色容积率

130%

社区容积率

250%

公共慷慨度

100%

生态贡献值

60%

自给自足值
能源

25%

食物

0%

水

20%

奖项

2017

  • LafargeHolcim Awards Asia Pacific - Bronze Winner

    Awarded by LafargeHolcim Foundation for Sustainable Construction

世博会新加坡馆

Planting trees and increasing green spaces is the most widely available and effective way to combat the effects of man-made climate change. The Singapore Pavilion at the 2020 World EXPO in Dubai integrates landscaping into its design, showing that the built environment does not need to displace nature. With its theme of ‘Nature, Nurture, Future’, the Pavilion encapsulates Singapore’s story of overcoming its physical limitations as a small island city-state and adapting itself to become a liveable and biophilic city of the future.

Located in the World EXPO 2020 Sustainability District, the Pavilion creates an oasis of lush trees, verdant shrubs and vibrant orchids in the Arabian desert. This oasis is a self-sufficient ecosystem, powered entirely by photo-voltaic panels to achieve net-zero energy and water consumption during the 6 months of operation with management of energy and desalination of ground water.

Image Credits: Singapore Pavilion, Expo 2020 Dubai

  • 业主／ 建商

    Urban Redevelopment Authority

  • 地点
    Dubai Expo 2020
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • 竣工日期／ 设计周期

    10 月 2021

  • 项目类型

    展览, 教育

  • 建筑面积

    2460m2

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奖项

2022

  • BIE Day Awards - Gold Winner

    Awarded by the Bureau International des Expositions

海军部村庄养老综合体

Kampung Admiralty is Singapore’s first building to bring together a mix of public facilities and services under one roof. The traditional approach is for each government agency to have their own plot of land, resulting in standalone buildings. This one-stop integrated complex maximises land use and the benefits of co-location, and is a prototype for meeting the needs of Singapore’s ageing population.

The compact site, adjacent to a train station in medium-rise public housing area, prompted a layered ‘club sandwich’ approach. The result is a “Vertical Kampung (village)”, with a Community Plaza sheltered by a Medical Centre supporting a rooftop Community Park overlooked by apartments for seniors. These three distinct layers juxtapose the various building uses to foster diversity of cross-programming and frees up the ground level for activity generators. The proximity to healthcare, social, commercial and other amenities support inter-generational bonding and promote active ageing in place. The development has proven extremely popular, and was used as the backdrop for the Prime Minister’s 2018 National Day address, as a visual embodiment of Singapore’s aspirations for a more caring community environment.

  • 业主／ 建商

    Housing & Development Board

  • 地点
    676 Woodlands Drive
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • Design Inception

    3 月 2013

  • 竣工日期／ 设计周期

    8 月 2018

  • 项目类型

    中层住宅, 公民 / 机构, 商业, 室内, 总体规划 / 概念提案, 教育, 综合体

  • 体系

    水, 生态, 社会, 经济, 食物

  • 建筑面积

    32331.60m2

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绩效评级
绿色容积率

110%

社区容积率

100%

社区容积率

110%

生态贡献值

80%

自给自足值
能源

12%

食物

2.5%

水

65%

绿色容积率

110%

社区容积率

110%

社区容积率

100%

生态贡献值

80%

自给自足值
能源

12%

食物

2.5%

水

65%

奖项

2020

  • Asia Pacific Leadership in Green Building Awards - Shortlisted

    Leadership in Sustainable Design and Performance (Institutional) category, awarded by World Green Building Council

  • International Urban Project Award - Shortlisted

    Organised by Bauwelt Berlin and WA World Architecture Magazine, Beijing

2019

  • ArcAsia Awards for Architecture - Mention

    Category B-4 (Specialized Buildings) category, awarded by Architects Regional Council Asia (ARCASIA)

  • SGBC-BCA Sustainability Leadership Awards 2019 - Design Award

    Leadership in Sustainable Design and Performance (Institutional), awarded by Singapore Green Building Council and Building and Construction Authority, Singapore

  • 19th SIA Architectural Design Awards 2019 - Design Award

    Commercial (Mixed Development) category, awarded by SIA

  • CTBUH Urban Habitat Award (Single-Site Scale) - - Winner

    Awarded by Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago, Illinois

  • CTBUH Best Tall Mixed-Use Building - Winner

    Awarded by Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Chicago, Illinois

  • 2019 Green Good Design Award - Winner

    Awarded by The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design

2018

  • World Architecture Festival - World Building of the Year

    Awarded by World Architecture Festival

  • World Architecture Festival - Shortlisted

    Mixed Use – Completed category, awarded by World Architecture Festival

  • HDB Design Award - Winner

    Completed Project – Mixed Development category, awarded by Housing & Development Board

  • International Chapter Architecture Awards - Commendation

    Commercial Architecture, awarded by The Australian Institute of Architects

2017

  • NParks Skyrise Greenery Award - Winner

    Outstanding and Excellence Award, awarded by National Parks Board, Singapore

2016

  • World Architecture Festival - Winner

    Commercial Mixed-Use (Future Projects) category, awarded by World Architecture Festival

2015

  • Landscape Excellence Assessment Framework (LEAF) - Outstanding Project

    Awarded by National Parks Board, Singapore

  • HDB Innovative Design Award - Winner

    Winner, under “To-Be-Built” Mixed Development category, awarded by Housing & Development Board, Singapore

2006

  • ArcAsia Awards for Architecture - Mention

    Category A-2: Multiple-Family Residential, awarded by ArcAsia

School of The Arts

This project is a hybrid between a specialist arts high school and paerforming arts centre, and is a machine for breezes, located in dense, tropical inner city Singapore. The School of the Arts, Singapore (SOTA) is thoughtfully designed not only to provide a safe and stimulating environment for learning, but also places of delight for the public.

The podium contains a music auditorium, drama theatre, black box theatre and several informal performing spaces. To enhance the vibrancy of the city, shops are provided along the external covered walkway and a large civic amphitheatre is created under the canopy of large conserved trees. The sectional relationship between gathering spaces on different levels allows for easy ventilation and a comfortable microclimate, with barrier free access incorporated throughout the building.

The academic blocks are designed for natural ventilation with breezeways in-between the blocks. Gardens on the top of decks cut out heat gain, absorb carbon, and provide shady outdoor break-out spaces and play areas, while green facades cut out glare and dust, keep classrooms cool and dampen traffic noise. These seamless indoor-outdoor spaces with comfortable microclimates allow different sized groups to interact and relax without leaving the secure environment of the school.

  • 业主／ 建商

    Ministry of Information, Communication and the Arts

  • 地点
    1 Zubir Said Drive, Singapore 227968
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  • 项目状态

    建成

  • 竣工日期／ 设计周期

    10 月 2010

  • 项目类型

    教育, 竞赛

  • 建筑面积

    52,945.54m2

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绩效评级
绿色容积率

140%

公共慷慨度

100%

社区容积率

220%

生态贡献值

40%

自给自足值
Energy

0%

Food

0%

Water

60%

绿色容积率

140%

社区容积率

220%

公共慷慨度

100%

生态贡献值

40%

自给自足值
Energy

0%

Food

0%

Water

60%

奖项

2011

  • Best of Year Awards - Winner

    Educational – International category, awarded by Interior Design Magazine

  • President's Design Award - Design of the Year

    (English)

    Awarded by the DesignSingapore Council and Urban Redevelopment Authority

  • The Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture - Winner

    Awarded by Australian Institute of Architects.

  • International Architecture Award - Winner

    Awarded by The Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies

  • Green Good Design Award - Winner

    (English)

    Awarded by The Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies

  • RIBA International Awards - Winner

    Awarded by Royal Institute of British Architects

2010

  • World Architecture Festival - World Learning Building of the Year

    (English)

    Learning category, awarded by World Architecture Festival

2005

  • Singapore Arts School Competition, 2005 - Winner

    Awarded by Singapore’s Ministry of Information, Communications & the Arts