This project is for a competition to design an Indian heritage museum in Singapore.
The aim of the concept was to create a building that houses all aspects of the brief with a unique look quoting from Indian culture. One good example is the main facade which has stairs connecting the different levels. These stairs are ordered in such a way that they refer to the famously stepped wells of Rajasthan in India. A local Singaporean Indian artist was asked to do the mural painting.​


RAINBOW SHADOWS
SINGAPORE [SG]
HOSPITALITY
ADIRA KERALA RESORT
KERALA [IN]
The design inspiration originated from the existing landscape environment unique to this region of Kerala. The landscape environment composed of canals alternating with strips of land. Wild grasses and a canopy of swaying coconut palms above inspired us to look for clues that could retain this character while developing a bespoke resort. In addition, all parts of the existing property are accessed by water. We felt it important to retain this accessibility and enhance or introduce new water channels that provide access and views throughout the master plan.
Within this overall framework of an idyllic natural landscape, the specific selection of plant materials, hardscape materials, and lighting is planned to provide an identity to each of the amenity spaces and villa clusters.
The overall experience of the resort landscape is best expressed as an organic landscape that had always been there with buildings sensitively inserted amongst the natural landscape.
by Ming Man till concept phase
