Cross-disciplinary design practice Farm focuses on architecture and the promotion of community-centred arts, but also counts curation and retail within its remit. Projects are diverse, such as its contribution to Singapore’s Lorong 24A Shophouse Series, and each matches imagination with sensitivity to context, introducing the unexpected through use of material, form and finish. farm.sg
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Doc’n Roll Festival returns with a new season of underground music filmsNow in its twelfth year, the grassroots festival continues to platform subcultural stories and independent filmmakers outside the mainstream
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Commune Design’s new rug collection is a psychedelic tripThe Los Angeles-based company worked with Christopher Farr on its groovy rug collection inspired by 1960s and 1970s Northern California
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The Hart Marylebone marks the next chapter in London’s design-led pubsThe trio behind The Pelican and The Hero turn to Marylebone, fusing Victoriana, intimacy and culinary honesty in their most ambitious project yet
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A Singapore terraced house is redesigned into owner’s ‘last home’‘My last home’ is a Singapore terrace redesign by L Architects, who spruced it up by adding texture, rawness and atmosphere
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Inside Singapore's first 3D-printed concrete houseThe building presents an elegantly minimalist model for the future of mainstream construction
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Experience this Singapore apartment’s Zen-like qualities and cocooning urban havenWelcome to Singapore apartment The Rasidence, a spacious, Zen-like interior by Right Angle Studio
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Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2024: meet the practicesIn the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2024, our latest guide to exciting, emerging practices from around the world, 20 young studios show off their projects and passion
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Changi Airport’s Terminal 2 is a relaxing traveller experience that stimulates the sensesChangi Airport’s Terminal 2, designed by Boiffils Architecture, is an organic space inspired by Singapore's vegetation, forming a gateway into its garden city
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Ian Chee’s Singapore apartment blends past and presentArchitect Ian Chee welcomes us into his Singapore apartment, where past and present cohabit in perfect equilibrium
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Multigenerational homes for family get-togethersMultigenerational homes make the perfect setting for extended families to come together – in daily life and for special occasions, such as the recent Lunar New Year
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Brewin Design Office brings New York nostalgia to Singapore apartmentBrewin Design Office brings a touch of New York nostalgia to Singapore’s Nassim neighbourhood for a minimalist apartment interior design renovation
