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Multilingual AI-powered Social platform for Older adults (MASO) for prevention and early detection of dementia
Yow Wei Quin (Pi), 2023
SKI research project.
SKI research project.
Territorial Strategies and urban prototypes in South East Asia
Castro Eva, Tunçer Bige, Federico Ruberto, Ho Jin Teck Daryl, 2019, Singapore University of Technology and Design – Massachusetts Institute of Technology – International Design Centre (SUTD-MIT IDC) Grant, Internal, http://formaxioms.com/
The research utilizes the “South China Sea” as its main spatial framework.
The research utilizes the “South China Sea” as its main spatial framework.
BCA Design Partnership for the IBEW 2019 Pavilion
Budig Michael (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), Tracy Kenneth (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2019, Building and Construction Authority (BCA), External
BCA Design Partnership for the IBEW 2019 Pavilion
BCA Design Partnership for the IBEW 2019 Pavilion
Mapletree Design Partnership 2
Budig Michael (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), Tracy Kenneth (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2019, Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd, External
Mapletree Design Partnership 2
Mapletree Design Partnership 2
Big data analysis of URA Feedback
Joyce Sam Conrad (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2018, Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), External, https://www.ura.gov.sg/Corporate
Exploratory A.I. project investigating utilizing URA feedback for development of planning support data layers.
Exploratory A.I. project investigating utilizing URA feedback for development of planning support data layers.
Next Residential High-Rise: Comparative Study and Analytical Modelling for Adaptive Housing Typologies Based on Modularity and Composite Structural Systems
Heckmann Oliver (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), Budig Michael (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2018, Singapore University of Technology and Design – Massachusetts Institute of Technology – International Design Centre (SUTD-MIT IDC) Grant, Internal
Development of high-rise type aiming for social and environmental sustainability. Systemic ‘Open Building’ division into permanent support and flexible infill-system, combined with hybrid material systems: reinforced concrete and timber systems.
Development of high-rise type aiming for social and environmental sustainability. Systemic ‘Open Building’ division into permanent support and flexible infill-system, combined with hybrid material systems: reinforced concrete and timber systems.
2017 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism Exhibition
, 2017
2017 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism Exhibition
2017 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism Exhibition
Data Visualisation for Design Decision Making
Joyce Sam Conrad (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), Poorthuis (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2017, Singapore University of Technology and Design – Massachusetts Institute of Technology – International Design Centre (SUTD-MIT IDC) Grant, Internal, http://metadesignlab.com/projects.html
This project proposes a research program that investigates and develops a ‘decision-making first’ centric methodology for developing data-visualization in design and decision-making context.
This project proposes a research program that investigates and develops a ‘decision-making first’ centric methodology for developing data-visualization in design and decision-making context.
BCA Grant on Maintainability Design Appraisal System
Tan Szue Hann (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), Budig Michael (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2017, Building and Construction Authority (BCA), External
BCA Grant on Maintainability Design Appraisal System
BCA Grant on Maintainability Design Appraisal System
Home for All – Inujima, Kyoto, Tokyo
Joyce Sam Conrad (PI/ Co PI/ Collaborator), 2017, Japanese Chamber of Commerce Singapore, External, http://metadesignlab.com/demo/kyoto/
A project supported by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce Singapore investigating the shifting demographics of Japan though existing and new collected data, considering architecture’s response to these new conditions and how we can plan for better future and how Japan and Singapore can learn from each other.
A project supported by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce Singapore investigating the shifting demographics of Japan though existing and new collected data, considering architecture’s response to these new conditions and how we can plan for better future and how Japan and Singapore can learn from each other.