Punggol Regional Library
A public library lit for reading first, with the entrance and signage treated as one continuous approach.
A library is a reading building, so the schedule starts at the page and works outward. Vertical surfaces carry most of the ambient level, which keeps the light off screens and out of the eyes of anybody sitting under it for an afternoon.
The entrance had to read from outside without turning the glazed frontage into a mirror after dark. Light was kept on the soffit and the signage drum rather than pushed at the glass, so the building shows what is inside it instead of reflecting the street.
Fixture families were kept deliberately narrow so the facilities team holds a small spares inventory, and mounting positions were checked against real access equipment before they were fixed.
ITE College Central
A campus atrium lit as a single volume: skylight, green wall and wayfinding treated as one continuous daylight-to-night transition.
NUS CREATE
Facade, courtyard and bamboo garden lit as one exterior composition, with colour used structurally rather than decoratively.
Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)
A campus facade lit to separate the two halves of the building, with the planted terraces treated as part of the elevation.