Architecture Brew #36

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It's with pleasure to present to you our 36th Edition where our top-featured publications highlight different strategies in Acoustic Design, an inspiring stroll in a reservoir park in Singapore, and the efficiency of Contemporary Design.

Make sure to check out our Runners-Up entries as well for their captivating line-up of awesome posts.

Our Champions for the Week:

(from August 16 - 23, 2021)

"A space must have certain elements which make it user-friendly. Like just imagine yourself working in an office where the sounds of keyboards, people chatting, and the telephone ringing all the time and by the end of the day, you'll be more exhausted than you should be.

And there are multiple scenarios where having a bad hearing experience makes you irritated and even exhausted. So, considering acoustics in the interiors is equally important as the aesthetics and functionality."

"Recently I had visited a park which’s located at Lower Seletar Reservoir in Singapore. The park is about 4.3 hectares in size both land and water area. I was quite excited as it was my first visit to the park. The park is near to Khatib MRT, roughly a 5-10 minutes walking distance from Khatib MRT to Lower Seletar Reservoir Park."

"When we talk about contemporary architecture nowadays, what do we really mean? Do we mean architecture that is based on very careful lines? An architecture that stands out? Architecture that does not go out of fashion over time?...
That is to say, the one that makes me feel the passion when I am creating plans for a house and I think that it is one of the most satisfying works when you can see them finished. From my point of view, it is nothing more than modern finishes wrapping a work. Creating rooms with all the finishes and systems of the highest capacity or rather, technically cutting edge. Houses that have thought of every last detail to make the most of solar energy and all the necessary mechanisms for lower consumption."

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