Category
Responsible Consumption and Production
Transitional Thresholds challenges the status quo on how underutilised spaces in Singapore can accommodate responsible consumption and production practices while addressing site constraints.
The project aims to preserve the grandeur of the terminal building while reinforcing a sense of identity and ownership of Old Kallang as a historic aviation site while educating users on the importance of sustainable food practices.
The project's concept explores the themes of "arrival" and "departure," which are driving forces for the user experience interwoven with the movement of the circular economy, which is highlighted through interior programmes.
Diploma in Interior Architecture & Design
Nathaniel is an aspiring architect and entrepreneur with three years of training in interior architecture. He is a recipient of the TP Scholarship, BLT Built Design Awards and the IDA International Design Awards. He is also a prospective Bachelor of Science in Architecture undergraduate at the University College London.
At the core of his philosophy, Nathaniel believes that passion drives purpose. He values critical thinking and problem-solving, seeing the propagation of architecture as a physical manifestation of society's evolving needs. To design authentically is to inspire without prejudice or profit, creating a lasting impact beyond its immediate form.
Key Skills
Introspective
Storytelling
Visual narratives