Wah Son Aerospace / ipli architects
Wah Son @ Seletar Aerospace Park was designed with the intent to make a production and machinery space conducive for people to work and occupy.
© Darren Soh
Architects: ipli architects
Location: Singapore
Architect In Charge: Yip Yuen Hong
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Darren Soh
Design Team: Tan Sok Leng, Lin Hui Ying, Luo Ming Fang, Matthew See
Builder: Brilliant General Building Construction
Main Supplier: Licas Engineering, Rice Fields, W Atelier, Xtra Office
© Darren Soh
From the architect. Wah Son @ Seletar Aerospace Park was designed with the intent to make a production and machinery space conducive for people to work and occupy.
© Darren Soh
© Darren Soh
Instead of one big shed to accommodate the biggest overhead crane, the design approach breaks down the space into smaller forms, creating a more intimate environment for all.
© Darren Soh
In-between the production and office block, the office block is peeled at the fulcrum to form an internal courtyard, enjoyed by both production bays and office block. The simple gesture creates a precious space that is unexpected in an industrial estate setting and forms a focal point, a gathering space for respite for both production and office workers. Â Â Â Â Â Â
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© Darren Soh
Architects: ipli architects
Location: Singapore
Architect In Charge: Yip Yuen Hong
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Darren Soh
Design Team: Tan Sok Leng, Lin Hui Ying, Luo Ming Fang, Matthew See
Builder: Brilliant General Building Construction
Main Supplier: Licas Engineering, Rice Fields, W Atelier, Xtra Office
© Darren Soh
From the architect. Wah Son @ Seletar Aerospace Park was designed with the intent to make a production and machinery space conducive for people to work and occupy.
© Darren Soh
© Darren Soh
Instead of one big shed to accommodate the biggest overhead crane, the design approach breaks down the space into smaller forms, creating a more intimate environment for all.
© Darren Soh
In-between the production and office block, the office block is peeled at the fulcrum to form an internal courtyard, enjoyed by both production bays and office block. The simple gesture creates a precious space that is unexpected in an industrial estate setting and forms a focal point, a gathering space for respite for both production and office workers. Â Â Â Â Â Â
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