bugis junction tower
commercial office
interior design
inspired by the fluidity of a double-height ribbon band gracefully weaving around four suspended timber drums, the lobby's interior design emerged from an understanding of spatial proportions. this approach challenges conventional perceptions, reimagining the area as a cohesive collection of distinct yet harmonious elements.
photography -
studio periphery
the interior design seeks to break away from the conventional material palette typically associated with corporate lobbies, focusing instead on three primary materials: limestone, solid timber with timber veneers, and metals. The design explores the rich textural variations and inherent qualities of each material, thoughtfully applying them to articulate distinct components. this approach achieves a balanced aesthetic—a minimalist fit-out complemented by three-dimensional features that elegantly wrap around the existing ceiling drops.
strategic design methodologies, including optical refinement and visual interplay, are employed to amplify the spatial experience, highlighting the finest attributes of the environment. the result is a space that remains crisp, coherent, and visually timeless, with functions clearly articulated through enduring, sculptural forms.
