Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd
SINGAPORE
Meet Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Singapore. Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd's impressive haul of 7 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Event, Graphic and Interior, Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Visual Studio Singapore Pte Ltd's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
View Profile Consult Now Hire NowVisual Studio had the opportunity to design for Changi Airport Singapore, the 'Be a Changi Millionaire' grand draw event which happened to be during Singapore's jubilee celebration year. The theme selected was call 'SG50' which means celebration the nation's 50th birthday. The set up and designs are inspire by every aspect of a typical Singaporean life drawing back its relation to the theme.
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Visual Studio was pleased to have the opportunity to work with Wildlife Reserve Singapore - Night Safari creating an event and installation design called ‘Mystica’. The event was held in the Night safari section of the Wildlife Reserve Singapore. The idea revolves around the mystery and tribal and hence there is exploration with lighting and creating a mysterious and tribal atmosphere.
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Visual Studio came up with the concept of UFO catchers, where anybody with a valid boarding pass at Changi Airport Singapore, could enter this area at try their hand at the ‘claw’ machine and catch the ‘UFO’ capsules. Thereby, winning shopping vouchers and in turn increasing the airport’s sales. UFO catcher is a free to participate event at the transit area of airport, as long as passenger has a valid boarding pass. UFO catcher's name is inspired by the game mechanism of a doll catch machine.
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The communication designs for A&P were designed keeping in mind the ethos of the company, which is strong, clean and subtle; by pronouncing the blanks in space rather than filling them. The logo used a heavy font type illustrating clean architectural lines, while the ampersand was used as a representation of a balancing beam, that also broke the monotony of the architecture. The brochure followed the values of the firm, by keeping the layout clean with the use of white spaces and a simple grid.
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The 300 square meter is an old house and is designed to infuse culture with the modern elements, which results a rustic and industrial feel, giving the old house with a new injection of atmosphere. The key points of the space is to retain what is existing and enhance it. One of the bold move is to pair natural wood with steel giving an unexpected state of soothing and calmness amidst the the natural yet an impactful and understated look.
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Tinted mirror was carefully used on the wall adjacent to the staircase, thus creating a symmetrical vision. The existing staircase which was occupying 25% of the space was transformed to be the main sculpture of attraction. Coated flat metal bar was used to finish up the railing, showcasing a simple yet sophisticated detail. On the upper level, there are tables set for group dining and private dining. To achieve privacy, the metal finished communal table was placed away from the private dining to give a theatrical appearance to the narrow space available.
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The harmonising of materials that are disparate in qualities such as wood and steel within the same environment is the key design feature for this office. Cemented flooring and ceiling have retain to it original state. The shadows cast by the lighting brings the materials to life, likened to the a human’s shadow which is never apart. The simplicity in design, basing on natural elements, also sees the conservative of energy with the use of LED and T5 light fixtures.
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