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Gaia - Nanyang Technological University Singapore / Toyo Ito & Associates + Raglan Squire & Partners - Vimarsana News

Gaia - Nanyang Technological University Singapore / Toyo Ito & Associates + Raglan Squire & Partners

Completed in 2022 in Singapore, Singapore. Images by Madeni Jais, Form Practice. Gaia – Asia's most expansive wooden edifice - Named after the Greek Earth Goddess, Gaia represents a bold marriage between Toyo Ito &...

Gaia - Nanyang Technological University Singapore / Toyo Ito & Associates + Raglan Squire & Partners - Vimarsana News

Gaia - Nanyang Technological University Singapore / Toyo Ito & Associates + Raglan Squire & Partners

Completed in 2022 in Singapore, Singapore. Images by Madeni Jais, Form Practice. Gaia – Asia's most expansive wooden edifice - Named after the Greek Earth Goddess, Gaia represents a bold marriage between Toyo Ito &...

7 outstanding projects win big at SIA Architectural Design Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

7 outstanding projects win big at SIA Architectural Design Awards 2023

The SIA Architectural Design Awards 2023 winning projects mirror the escalating diversity of talent in Singapore.

NIOA Timber Tower / KIRK Studio - Vimarsana News

NIOA Timber Tower / KIRK Studio

Completed in 2021 in Brisbane Airport, Australia. Images by Scott Burrows. In 2018 KIRK was engaged by NIOA to investigate options for additional office space, in a short period of time, to accommodate a rapidly expanding...

A fireproof wood achieves the highest class in burning test thanks to an invisible coating - Vimarsana News

A fireproof wood achieves the highest class in burning test thanks to an invisible coating

Researchers at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have invented an invisible coating that can be applied to wood to make it fireproof.