Adaptive Architecture of Infinite Living

The world is changing rapidly, with millions of people moving to cities in search of a better life. This has led to crowded urban areas and challenges in providing enough housing due to limited land and financial constraints. Queenstown, being the pioneering satellite public housing (HDB) town in Singapore, has one of the highest proportions of elderly residents aged 65 and above. A significant portion of its population resides in smaller 2-room and 3-room flats. In the 2000s, as part of urban renewal initiatives, many young Singaporeans also gravitated towards this area.  

Our innovative architectural design concept for modern apartments seeks to revolutionizes the notion of limited space and offers unparalleled flexibility. Our design features a groundbreaking movable wall system combined with modular furniture integration, catering to specific spatial requirements and adapting to changing circumstances, such as family growth, changing needs, granting maximum functional area in a minimum footprint.  

In this era of constant change, our architectural concept of movable walls and foldable furniture presents an ideal flexible and adaptive solution. It empowers individuals to personalize their living space and establish their own rhythm. This innovative approach enables flexible adjustments in the functionality and size of the spaces, eliminating the need for extensive renovations while satisfying the diverse needs of its inhabitants. Embrace this concept of adaptable design, and experience the freedom to shape your space as per your ever-changing lifestyle. The options are unlimited.

The town is reimagined.