Interior Design Portfolio 2016

CHRISTINE
INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

2016 COMPILATION
C H R I S T I N E ANG
INTERIOR DESIGNER
96521755
christineangsh@gmail.com
christineangsh.carbonmade.com
Interior Design Portfolio 2016
EVERY GOOD DESIGN BEGINS

WITH AN EVEN BETTER STORY.
Designers are storytellers. To create a great design,
one must first understand the story needed to be
produced. That, coupled with user experiences makes
a space so much more meaningful.
I believe in designing with a desired end in mind and
take the finest details into consideration. Every of my
designs derived from a concept in mind while adapting to space planning and its constraints. Materials
were chosen based on both physical and conceptual
reasons.
This book is a compilation of the works done in my 3
years of education at Singapore Polytechnics Design
School, coupled with some Photography that was
done as a side hobby, I hope that this book will be
able to showcase a glimpse of how I view and execute
design.
ENJOY!
LANGUAGES
English
Mandarin
INTERESTS
Softball
Photography
Writing
Music
EDUCATION
2013-2016
Singapore Polytechnic Design School

Diploma in Interior Design
2009-2012
CHIJ St. Theresas Convent

GCE O Levels Certificate
2003-2008
CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace

PSLE Certificate
Bukit Panjang Primary School
EXPERIENCE
CREATIVE DESIGN TEAM
Creative Design Team for Unlimited,

Facets, a showcase of SP Design School
final year students works.
INTERN
Internship at Silverfox Studios Pte Ltd

as part of SPs Internship Program.
INTERN
Self-Applied Internship at Silverfox

Studios Pte Ltd. Helped out in both FF&E
and Architectural Drafting Departments.
INTERN
Self-Applied Internship at Banyan TreeArchitrave Design and Planning. Helped

out in both FF&E and Design Departments.
JOB SHADOWING
Job shadowed an Architect from ID Architects Pte Ltd as part of CHIJ St Theresas
Convents Job Shadowing Program in 2011.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Councillor at both CHIJ St Theresas Convent and CHIJ Our Lady Queen of
Peace.
ACHIEVEMENTS
2015
Directors Honours List for Academic Year

of 2015.
2014
Supersurface Project exhibited at Bugis

National Library.
2011
Represented CHIJ St. Theresas Convent

at the SYF Central Judging Competition
with the Guitar Ensemble.
2010
Represented CHIJ St. Theresas Convent

at the Youth Olympic Games Closing
Ceremony.
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COMPETITIONS & WORKSHOPS

2014
Attended a Paper Making Workshop

conducted in Singapore Polytechnics
Design School.
2013
Participated in Inhabit Apartment Interior Design Competition based in Malaysia.
2013
Participated in a Poster Design Competition held by SCANTEAK Singapore.
SKILLS
AUTOCAD
AUTODESK 3DSMAX
AUTODESK REVIT
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
ADOBE INDESIGN
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
LUMION
MICROSOFT EXCEL
MODEL MAKING
MICROSOFT WORD
MOVIE MAKER
RHINOCEROS 3D
SKETCHUP
CONTENTS
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Senses by the Bay
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S.T.ROLL
Hospitality Project
Conceptual Project
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Supply & Demand
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Wrapped Up
Cafe Project
Shophouse Project
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Rhythmic Capsule Hotel
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Supersurface
Capsule Hotel Project
Furniture Project
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Form, Language and Analysis
Analysis of the 2009 Serpentine Pavilion
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Inhabit
Apartment Project
SCANTEAK
Feel at Home
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Scanteak
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Art & Digital Work
Poster Design
Collection of artwork
CHRISTINE
ANG
SIMPLICITY FUNCTIONALITY
www.sistic.com.sg
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Photography
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Theory of Design
Collection of photography
Theory Seminar
SENSES BY THE BAY

HOSPITALITY PROJECT
Senses by the Bay with Overall Site Context
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SENSES BY THE BAY
A HOSPITALITY PROJECT FOR THE MILLENNIAL

This project addresses how we think about new scenarios for the millenial traveller; what new
materials and spatial boundaries we could work with;
and what daily experiences can be enhanced when we
look at both the digital and physical worlds.
We were tasked with designing a hotel for the millennial traveller. This hotel is to be located at The Promontory @ Marina Bay.
The Promontory @ Marina Bay (formerly Central
Promontory Site) is used as an interim event space
and public space used for activities such as theatres
and carnivals.
The concept of this hotel is Awareness through the
Senses and aims to connect the Millennial, hotel and
site as one. It engages the five senses of the Millennial through its design and use of materials.
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The Promontory @ Marina Bay
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I LIGHT MARINA BAY
DBS MARINA REGATTA
DBS MOVIES BY THE BAY
[ I Light Marina Bay, 2012]
[ DBS Marina Regatta, 2014]
[ DBS Movies by the Bay, 2016]
EXTREME SAILING SERIES SG
YOUNG NTUC CELEBRATES
SG COUNTDOWN PARTY
[ Sailing...Series Opener, 2014]
[Young NTUC Celebrates, 2014)]
[The Big Christmas List, 2015]
Having to design this hotel near The Promontory means that it has to engage the events surrounding it.
The inhabitant has to feel a sense of place in the hotel while being displaced emotionally while events
are happening as they can participate in the events with just their five senses alone, without being at
the event itself. They can be in the hotel, but displaced emotionally into the site.
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The inhabitant first checks in

online in the comfort of their
homes. At that moment, their
sense of home is in their own
home.
Once the inhabitant reaches

The Promontory, he/she will be
automatically engaged with the
site and be displaced into the
huge site.
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The inhabitant is once again

displaced onto a boat, where
they will be implaced into their
new home during the duration
of their stay.
The inhabitant is displaced into

having the hotel as their new
home and begins to perceive
that space as where they primarily belong for the duration of
their stay.
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D01
D04
CH 3500
SLEEPING AREA
D03
D01
D02
GORE-TEX FABRIC (STRETCHED PTFE) IN

WHITE
POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE (PTFE) IN
WHITE
5MM THK X 50 DIAMETER STAINLESS STEEL

CIRCULAR HOLLOW SECTION
5MM THK STAINLESS STEEL ROLLERS
5MM THK STAINLESS STEEL TRACK
GASKET
5MM THK X CUSTOMISED HOLLOW SECTION
12MM THK POLY METHYL METHACRYLATE

(PMMA)
BATHROOM
D02
RECESSED MARINE GRADE LUMINAIRE IN

WARM WHITE (LIGHT SWITCH D)
5MM THK STAINLESS STEEL RECTANGULAR

HOLLOW SECTION IN CHROME FINISH
5MM THK STAINLESS STEEL TRACK IN

CHROME FINISH
500MM DIAMETER X 930MM HEIGHT STAND

ALONE BASIN
FREE STANDING FAUCET IN CHROME FINISH
WHITE

5MM THK X 300MM DIAMETER X 6295MM

HEIGHT STAINLESS STEEL CIRCULAR
HOLLOW SECTION IN CHROME FINISH

WHITE

WHITE
12MM THK POLY METHYL METHACRYLATE

(PMMA)
WHITE

PROPYLENE IN WHITE
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D03
WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE IN WHITE
2MM THK STAINLESS STEEL EYELETS
STAINLESS STEEL COILED SPRING

15MM THK X 150MM ACCOYA WOOD

DECKING
1 : 20
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
SCALE :
S01
CLEAN WATER TANK
D04
BATHTUB
SEWAGE TANK
MAINTENANCE AREA
25MM THK CUSTOMIZED HOLLOW SECTION
5MM THK STAINLESS STEEL TRACK

HOLLOW SECTION
15MM THK X 150MM ACCOYA WOOD

DECKING

WHITE
WHITE
25MM THK X 1000MM DIAMETER GALVANISED STEEL

BASE PLATE
ANCHOR
25MM THK CUSTOMISED HOLLOW SECTION

IN CHROME FINISH

HOLLOW SECTION
10MM THK STAINLESS STEEL DRAINAGE

PLATE
T.O.W
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RCP & LIGHTING PLAN

The lighting was decided to be LED
strips hidden in the middle wall that
surrounds the toilet and several
outlets on the perimeter of the hotel
which follow the accoya timber decking in terms of alignment.
These are controlled by dimmer
switches located near the bed area.
This allows the inhabitant to customize where and when they want the
lights to be on, as well as how bright
they want the room to be.
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S.T.ROLL TRANSPORTER
CONCEPTUAL PROJECT
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A CONCEPTUAL PROJECT FOR
HOWLS MOVING CASTLE
The S.T.ROLL transporter is designed to specifically

meet the needs of the clients which are Sophie and
Heen (from Howls Moving Castle).
This transporter is designed specifically for the
clients themselves and cannot operate without elements which the clients possess such as Sophies
walking stick.
Designed for a fun and comfortable experience, Sophie will be strolling with ease on the conveyor belt,
as she turns to tease and speak to the witch. Before
she knows it, she would have sophistically rolled her
way up to the palace.
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Physical Model of S.T.ROLL
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Process of making the S.T.ROLL
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THE CASE OF THE
TRANSPORTER
GROUP SIXTEEN
THE CORRECTION TAPE
SITE : PALACE STAIRCASE
PERSPECTIVE OF TRANSPORTER
CHARACTER ANALYSIS
SITE ANALYSIS
CHARACTER INFORMATION
SCALE 1:20
S I T E P L A N // S I T E S E C T I O N D E T A I L
S C A L E 1 : 1 5 0 // 1 : 5 0
820
560
1795
15
50
780
1450
WIDTH
7500
120
RISER
250
260
THREAD
HEEN
SOPHIE
WITCH
LANDING
THREAD
RISER
2250
450
250
450
COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
DESIGN ANALYSIS
TRANSPORTER EQUILIBRIUM
SCALE 1:50
PARTS AND FUNCTIONS

SCALE 1:20
GEAR RATIO
UNBALANCED
EQUILIBRIUM
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7
LINE OF SIGHT
SCALE 1:50
REFLECTION OF SUN
SCALE 1:50
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5
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SUN
REFERENCE
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WALKING STICK
TO ALLOW OPENING WITH
SOPHIES PERSONAL ITEM
MAIN GEAR
CONNECTED TO WHEEL
STEEL ROD
REFLECT SUN LIGHT INTO
COMPETITORS EYES
DRIVER GEAR 3
CHANGES DIRECTION
3 REMOVABLE SHELTER
TO SHELTER SOPHIE TO
COMPETE IN COMFORT
DRIVER GEAR 2
CHANGES DIRECTION
REMOVABLE CANVAS
TO ENSURE HEEN IS ON A
HIGHER GROUND TO SEE
5 CONVEYOR BELT
TO MOVE TRANSPORTER
BY SIMPLE WALKING
DRIVER GEAR 1
RUBBER BELT PUSHES THE
GEAR CONNECTED TO
ROLLERS
EQUILIBRIUM
DESIGN AXONOMETRIC
AXONOMETRIC DRAWING
S C A L E 1 : 20
2 STEPS
2 STEPS
DESIGN ELEVATION
SIDE,FRONT,TOP,ADDITIONAL ITEMS
S C A L E 1 : 20
SIDE ELEVATION
FRONT ELEVATION
CONCEPT DIAGRAM
TOP ELEVATION
CONCEPT DIAGRAM
SCALE NTS
TOP ELEVATION
ADDITIONAL ITEM
WALKING STICK
CONCEPT STATEMENT
INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO 3
THE CASE OF THE

Customized for Sophie, the organically designed transporter brings Sophie and Heen, the Spy Dog up the tedious flight of stair to the
palace. The transporter makes use of Sophies linear action on a treadmill to turn it into a rotary reaction using gears and wheels.
TRANSPORTER
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PRESENTATION BOARD
This presentation board describes the process and

design thinking involved in creating the S.T.ROLL
Transporter.
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SUPPLY & DEMAND

CAFE PROJECT
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External Seating of Cafe
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SUPPLY AND DEMAND

A CAFE PROJECT
This Cafe Project invited the use of an existing Cafe

in Singapore. We were to design a cafe similar to that
Cafe, following its design principles. Supply & Demand specialises in pizza and wine.
Brown, black, grey and other dark colours accentuate
the space by giving it a very comfortable and welcoming vibe. The design also revolves around user experience, as the furniture are all designed in order to cater to pizza and wine sizes. Warm white lighting with
a specially designed light fixture is used throughout
the cafe.
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View from Food Preparation Area
Dining Area
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Dining Area
Entrance
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WRAPPED UP
A SHOPHOUSE PROJECT
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Terrace Area of Shophouse
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WRAPPED UP
A RETAIL BASED SHOPHOUSE PROJECT

Located at Joo Chiat, Wrapped Up is a shop house which
follows the design concept of folding planes.
This was derived from the method of how Kueh Pisang, a
Peranakan dessert is made. Food generally goes through
a journey and it is the end product derived from a
process(cooking/baking etc).
This is implemented into the shop house in its folding
planes, similar to how a Kueh Pisang is folded. Its layout is
also directly derived from the process of how Kueh Pisang
is made.
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Terrace Area of Shophouse
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Dining Area of Shophouse
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Lighting Plan for First Floor
Lighting Plan for Second Floor
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LIGHTING ELECTIVE
DETAILED LIGHTING PLAN FOR WRAPPED UP

During the Lighting Elective, we were tasked to explore how
lighting affects an interior space.
Having timfolding planes in the interior resulted in the
lights being placed in every corner of any fold present
with it being the most obvious indication of a fold. This
directs the users eyes to follow the folding planes of the
shop house. Warm lighting (2700K) is used throughout the
interior, as it complements the timber folding planes in the
interior.
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Physical Model of Shophouse - Dining and Retail Area
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Physical Model of Shophouse - Screening Room, Workshop and Terrace Area
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RHYTHMIC CAPSULE HOTEL

A CAPSULE HOTEL PROJECT
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Physical Model of Rhythmic Capsule Hotel
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RHYTHMIC CAPSULE HOTEL

A CAPSULE HOTEL PROJECT
This project explores the understanding of spatial design

through the fundamental idea of a void. The task was
to carve out a capsule hotel from a block. Each room
should comprise of a sleeping space, writing space and a
bathroom.
The form of the hotel shows the expresses rhythm and
movement, while making use of recesses in both the
exterior and interior. The interior makes use of neutral
colours and specific materials to create a relaxing
atmosphere whilst the inhabitant uses the space. The
interior complements the exterior by using recesses, which
create a sense of depth in the room.
Warm lighting is used throughout the hotel so as to
bring out a very comfortable vibe. Warm lighting also
complements the materials and neutral colours used in the
room.
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Plan View of Rhythmic Capsule Hotel
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Sections of Rhythmic Capsule Hotel
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Interior Rendering of Bedroom

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Interior Rendering of Bathroom

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Overall Massing of Rhythmic Capsule Hotel
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Detailed Physical Model of Room
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SUPERSURFACE
A FURNITURE PROJECT
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Physical Model (1:1)
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SUPERSURFACE
BED + KITCHEN COUNTER

This furniture focuses on the needs of the client, an
Architect who utilises the bed and kitchen counter for the
majority of her time spent at home.
It is specially designed to fit her ergonomics and habits,
which makes it specially customised for her only.
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Client Alaysis
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Manual Rendering
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Plan View
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Elevations
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FORM, LANGUAGE & ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS OF THE 2009 SERPENTINE PAVILION
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SANAAS Serpentine Pavilion
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2009 SERPENTINE PAVILION
A DETAILED STUDY ON THE EXISTING PROJECT

This elective taught us the effect form and language can
have on a building.
SANAAs Serpentine Pavilion utilises materials, the
environment and certain design principles in order to
create this pavilion and to reinforce its concept of blending
ito the surroundings.
Studies were done on the column placement, access,
materials and wall placement. All these played a key role in
creating that pavilion.
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General Plan of Pavilion
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Structural Plan of Pavilion
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Deflection Plan of Pavilion
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Wall Placement of Pavilion
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Material Blow Up
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Material Blow Up
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Access Plan of Pavilion
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Plants and Nature near Pavilion
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INHABIT
AN APARTMENT PROJECT
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Layout Plan of Apartment
CHRISTINE
ANG
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INHABIT
AN APARTMENT FOR AN ARCHITECT

This was the very first space planning project given to us.
The client is an Architect who is seldom home. When she
is home, she frequents the bedroom and living room the
most. This contributed to the decision of making those two
spaces the largest space in the apartment.
A study room is provided for the Architect in case she has
work to do. A small kitchen is provided as the client rarely
cooks and usually eats out. A generous amount of space
was allocated to the bathroom as the client requested for
the bathroom to be luxurious.
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SCANTEAK
A POSTER DESIGN COMPETITION
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SCANTEAK
Feel at Home
SIMPLICITY FUNCTIONALITY
Poster for SCANTEAK
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SCANTEAK
A POSTER DESIGN COMPETITION

This poster was designed for SCANTEAK, a furniture
company.
The motive of this poster is to showcase the simplicity
of their furniture. This folows SCANTEAKs motto of being
Simple yet Functional.
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ART &DIGITAL WORKS

COLLECTION OF ARTWORK
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www.sistic.com.sg
Poster for Bruno Mars Concert

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STRINGDOM
CHRISTINE ANG
DIRECTOR
Stringdom Guitar Company

150 Orchard Road 876150
O: 6763 4292 M: 9652 1755
E: stringdom@live.sg
www.stringdom.sg
Namecard for Stringdom
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PHOTOGRAPHY
COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHY
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THEORY OF DESIGN
THEORY SEMINAR
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(HOSPITALITY)
EXPERIENCING
ARCHITECTURE
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EXPERIENCING ARCHITECTURE
A THEORY SEMINAR
This seminar discusses how we experience architecture

visually and through our other senses. It discusses
functionality, utility, solids and cavities and hearing
architecture.
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