News07.08.25
'Assemble for Impact' at Singapore Design Week
Join us from the 15th to the 20th of September at Amoy Street 100 to ‘Assemble for Impact’ and learn from real-word projects and innovative materials that are already making a difference.
We are hosting an exhibition and workshop exploring circularity and nature-driven design’s potential in reducing Singapore’s carbon footprint.
Assemble for Impact breaks down what carbon means in this context, highlights its environmental impact, and presents key statistics specific to Singapore.
Visitors can explore design approaches such as design for disassembly, circular construction, and nature inclusive design – alongside materials such as homegrown and recycled products.
The recycled tree, known as 'the Lone Tree,' is made from twisted bars of metal that have been fashioned to look like a living tree. The iron reinforcement bars used were recycled from the old Jurong Lake Park. Wang Zhe, 2021
Taking place at 100 Amoy Street in Singapore, the exhibition is open to everyone, and the workshop is available for signup for a small fee.
Learn more and register here.
