2013 Jan to Jun - FuturArc

Previously Published Projects (2013 Jan to Jun)
May-Jun 2013 An Integrated Teaching Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong The School of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) was established in 1991, located within the Faculty of Social Science. This project, completed in 2012, involves the building of a new teaching block within the school.

May-Jun 2013 Yau Lai Estate Phase 5 Yau Lai Estate is a public housing development comprising a shopping centre and 13 domestic blocks targeted to accommodate around 20,000 residents. This is the last phase, made up of two 39-storey domestic blocks, a 4-storey car park block and ancillary facilities.

May-Jun 2013 Taylor's Lakeside Campus The Subang Jaya Lake area on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur has had many incarnations—first it was a tin mining field, then an illegal dumpsite, finally it became a squatter occupied by the homeless.

May-Jun 2013 Low Cost House Over the past decade, Vietnam has seen a huge increase in quantity of housing, but the quality has remained poor, with many Vietnamese families living in very small houses.

May-Jun 2013 Farming Kindergarten Vietnam is rapidly developing and, like many other fast-industrialising countries around the region, the country faces many environmental and urban problems.

Mar-Apr 2013 City Profiles A Reflection on Singapore's Recent Urban Development by Ng Wai Keen

Mar-Apr 2013 City Profiles Emerging Manila: A City on the Rise by Harry Serrano

Mar-Apr 2013 City Profiles Hong Kong’s Urban Transformation 2005–2012: A Review and Outlook by Hendrik Tieben

Mar-Apr 2013 City Profiles Ho Chi Minh City: Racing to the Future by Melissa Merryweather

Jan-Feb 2013 Building Bigger in China In recent years, it seems architecture in China, especially in the cities, has been dominated by megastructures, with each striving to outshine the other in terms of design and iconic status, as well as size.

Jan-Feb 2013 A House for All Seasons Over the last 30 years the mass migration of rural villagers has not only enabled the growth of Chinese cities but has had an equally dramatic effect on their homeland.

Jan-Feb 2013 HP Tree House HP Tree House is set on a secluded and private lot on the flanks of Mt Whitfield.

Jan-Feb 2013 Monash University Student Housing, Clayton This student residential development at Monash University is the first multi-unit residential project in Australia to achieve a Green Star rating for sustainable construction.

Jan-Feb 2013 Bluepoint The most striking thing about this development—besides its location and view—is the façade.

Jan-Feb 2013 Baan Huen Dhamma The clients wanted to have a home to live in peacefully till the end of their days.

Jan-Feb 2013 SkyTerrace@Dawson and Skyville@Dawson The rejuvenation plans for Dawson Estate were announced in 2007 as part of the Housing & Development Board’s (HDB) Remaking Our Heartland (ROH) initiative.