What exactly encapsulates Singapore style or design? We ask 20 creatives, each an icon in their field, what they think.

Four superstar designers in their own right reveal their secrets to creativity and design.

These libraries have much more to offer than the books they house – they’re architectural wonders in their own right.

Law Yoke Foong shares her thoughts on Singapore’s architecture and design scene, and on her role as judge and mentor for the Asia Young Designers Award (AYDA).

Designed for a four-generation family, the Hidden House also doubles as a space to entertain 200 guests.

Green architectural feats don’t need to present themselves on a large, impressive scale. The ideal can materialise in a three-storey bungalow, a shack, or even a primary school. These architectural wonders are green to the core, from the use of materials to the build and design, which encourages greener habits without compromising on style, comfort and luxury. These projects, local and abroad, are designed according to the needs of their users.

Green Entrepreneurs & Champions.

Cold and hard materials, such as metal and concrete, were used to create a warm and welcoming family home. LYNN TAN finds out more about this transformation helmed by an award-winning design team.

Rene Tan shares his observations about the architectural landscape in Singapore and what defines ‘Singapore Style’.

In a rare interview, prominent architect Albert Hong tells The Peak why his proudest achievement is not about the landmarks he’s built.