Garden | City

by NIK, MARTIN and HENGTONG

(FINAL PROJECT)

overview

‘Garden | City’ is a screen-based installation that draws human interaction. Based on a disjoint in Singapore residents with Nature.

In a bid to industrialise Singapore, more than 95 per cent of land has been cleared for architectures. What results is the destruction of natural habitats, in flora and fauna, Read more →

Garden | City

by NIK, MARTIN and HENGTONG

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Final Concept

‘Garden | City’ takes people to another realm through a temporary screen-based installation, placed at the site of the ‘Supertree Grove’ at Gardens by the bay, through the usage of 2 different types of touch features using existing technology.

Firstly, featuring the use of the nostalgic action Read more →

Garden | City

by NIK, MARTIN and HENGTONG

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Research (cont.)

Look at Existing Events that are similar to concept.

Case Study #1

Singapore Lights Festival

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs0qvpKRwlU&index=1&list=PLE2_iMKVKlHtD-72GFEBuBr4lxe94ICV0

Singapore Night Festival presents art installations within Bugis, Bras Basah. Using the streets and facade and spaces inside  Museums located the vicinity, promotes art installations that sets upon a different theme every year.

Case Study #2

i Light Marina Read more →

DEPRECIATION OF THE WORLD

by NIK, MARTIN and HENGTONG

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Research

Consist of wildlife in Singapore. Research is based upon Endangered animals and Types of trees. Majority of animal wildlife consists of marine / entomological organisms while Land animals are constricted to a few.

CONSIDERATIONS

Notable animals = Green Emperor Pigeons/ Banded Leaf Monkeys/ Mouse deer/ Sunda Pangolin/ Leopard Cats. More research to follow.

Notable trees = Rain Read more →

DEPRECIATION OF THE WORLD

by NIK, MARTIN and HENGTONG

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THEME

Based upon the common themes of the 3 projects merged into 1:

Dying Culture | Endangered Environment | Extinct Animals 

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A Window to another Realm.

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DEPRECIATION of the WORLD

CONTEXT

Depletion of animals in Singapore due to constant emergence of buildings and Read more →