{"projects":[{"uid":"thoughtworks-corporate-office","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/thoughtworks-corporate-office","title":"Thoughtworks Corporate Office","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/thoughtworks-corporate-office\/1725392036-1713150055\/1-420x.png","video":"","architect":"","client":"Thoughtworks","year":"2024","location":"18 Cross St, #12-01 Cross Street Exchange, Singapore 048423","photography":"Studio Periphery","category":"Others, Commercial","description":"","date":""},{"uid":"singapore-pavilion-world-expo-2020","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/singapore-pavilion-world-expo-2020","title":"Singapore Pavilion, World Expo 2020","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/singapore-pavilion-world-expo-2020\/3729014563-1712407714\/sgp-01-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"WOHA Architects","client":"Urban Redevelopment Authority","year":"2021","location":"World Expo 2020, Dubai","photography":"Alanna Tan","category":"Others","description":"Visitors can embark on a journey up the ramp to enjoy the scenery of the rainforest with different experiences throughout the day.At night, the intent is to evoke the spirit of the forest by revealing the particular spectrum of light which is specific for the growth of the plants. These particular segments of the spectrum are elevated, prior to being camouflaged in the daylight. The visitors will enter into an environment that encourages the regeneration of the forest, to elevate the breathing rhythm of nature and a celebration of life.","date":""},{"uid":"parkroyal-collection-marina-bay-in-light-of-orchidea","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/parkroyal-collection-marina-bay-in-light-of-orchidea","title":"Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay - In Light of Orchidea","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/parkroyal-collection-marina-bay-in-light-of-orchidea\/3836577491-1712407738\/prc-mb-in-light-of-orchidea-01a-420x.jpg","video":"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/pF61FoL6tYg","architect":"-","client":"Aquamarine hotel","year":"2020","location":"6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594","photography":"ND Photography","category":"Hospitality, Others","description":"The 2 and half minute light show performance curated by Light Collab, in collaboration with Martin Professional, which will be played every hourly at 7pm, 8pm, 9pm transforms the garden atrium into a futuristic scape of light and sound, bringing out the artistic playfulness of the on-site architectural elements by architect\u2019s John Portman\u2019s impressive atrium space, American Sculptor\u2019s Richard Lippold\u2019s hanging sculpture, Orchidea and the newly transformed interior garden scape","date":""},{"uid":"singapore-buddhist-lodge","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/singapore-buddhist-lodge","title":"Singapore Buddhist Lodge","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/singapore-buddhist-lodge\/2424366980-1712407799\/sbl01-420x.jpg","video":"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/KdESNrSy5r0","architect":"Multiply","client":"Singapore Buddhist Lodge","year":"ongoing","location":"17 Kim Yam Road, Singapore","photography":"ND Photography","category":"Others","description":"The existing building undergoes a major renovation and extension, which includes the fa\u00e7ade and the construction of the new main prayer hall. Challenges include understanding the various 3D architectural and religious elements of the main prayer hall. Achieving a certain illuminance levels when the devotees are praying, reading scriptures when kneeling down for the 15 metre volume. Layers of lighting were applied to uplight the featured ceiling, yet trying to avoid harsh shadows from the protruding and 3D elements.","date":""},{"uid":"corporate-office","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/corporate-office","title":"Corporate Office","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/corporate-office\/3398342726-1712407804\/gic01-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"SCA","client":"GIC","year":"2017","location":"Capital Tower","photography":"ND Photography","category":"Others","description":"","date":""},{"uid":"bukit-timah-tua-pek-kong-temple","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/bukit-timah-tua-pek-kong-temple","title":"Bukit Timah Tua Pek Kong Temple, Singapore","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/bukit-timah-tua-pek-kong-temple\/3502058702-1712407836\/01-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"SPORE_Studio (Jackson Tan)","client":"Bukit Timah Tua Pek Kong Temple Committee","year":"2014","location":"10 Jalan Seh Chuan, Singapore 598416","photography":"N.D Photography","category":"Others","description":"Prior to the improvement works, there was no fa\u00e7ade lighting and the temple disappeared into darkness in the night time. Existing luminaires had poor optics and made the architecture and spaces rather flat. Internal prayer hall was also very dim and did not really highlight the double volume space of the inner prayer hall. The proposed lighting design concept was carefully executed with selections of good luminaires with efficient LED and optics. It established the temple as a night time landmark in the midst of the urban bustle in Upper Bukit Timah Road. The lighting design concept also enhances the architectural spatial quality of the temple; celebrating and revealing the forms, textures, colours and motifs of the temple. Tiered roof forms are carefully lit up so that the architectural roof form can be seen from street level and from afar.","date":""},{"uid":"tower-of-light-dhaka","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/tower-of-light-dhaka","title":"Tower of Light, Dhaka","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/tower-of-light-dhaka\/2602991280-1712407838\/dhaka-glass-tower-1-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"Mr Kashef Mahboob Chowdhury\/URBANA + Ms Marina Tabassum","client":"Ministry of War Liberation Affairs, Public Works Department","year":"November 2013","location":"Dhaka, Bangladesh","photography":"Light Collab","category":"Others","description":"Tower of Light (Shadhinata Tower), a 150 feet high structure made up of stacked glass, is a focal point of the Independence Monument commissioned by the Ministry of War Liberation Affairs, Public Works Department in 1997.  The site for the Independence Monument is where Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of the nation delivered the historic speech that united the people of Bengal to fight for their liberation from 24 years of oppressive military rule under Pakistan. Light Collab was commissioned to achieve a glowing tower which can be seen from all around the city. The lighting design concept was to achieve a prismatic glow without highlighting the skeletal structure within. Searchlights at each corner are used to heighten the glowing effect of the Tower of Light, rendering it visible from afar. \u201cLight is a powerful symbol of hope and selfless sacrifice of the freedom fighters.\u201d","date":""},{"uid":"design-new-standards-at-gillman-barracks","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/design-new-standards-at-gillman-barracks","title":"Design New Standards at Gillman Barracks","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/design-new-standards-at-gillman-barracks\/3407542132-1712407891\/gillb1-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"","client":"Collaborator(s): In the Wild, Supermama","year":"2017","location":"Gillman Barracks, Singapore","photography":"","category":"Others","description":"","date":""},{"uid":"the-forest-a-lighting-design-installation-of-everyday-items","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/the-forest-a-lighting-design-installation-of-everyday-items","title":"The Forest \u2013 a lighting design installation of everyday items in conjunction with the Singapore Night Festival 2016","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/the-forest-a-lighting-design-installation-of-everyday-items\/2737274333-1712407904\/1-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"","client":"","year":"2016","location":"National Design Centre, Singapore","photography":"DesignSingapore Council, Light Collab","category":"Others","description":"Using everyday objects like plastic bottles, cups and sapu lidi (broom sticks) bristles to create an installation of light, shadow play and sound, the installation recreates the forest-like setting in \u201cThe Very Wishing Story\u201d by Singaporean designers Lee Wei Lieh and Sum Qian Yu. Visitors could try out props that were used to create the soundscape of \"The Forest\", as well as partake in a workshop to create simple craft elements to interact with lighting effects of the installation. Designed by Build Beyond Borders, a design collective of graduates from Temasek Polytechnic\u2019s School of Design, in collaboration with lighting design studio Light Collab.","date":""},{"uid":"shadows-of-our-city-part-of-iald-sea-in-light-of-shadows","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/shadows-of-our-city-part-of-iald-sea-in-light-of-shadows","title":"Shadows of our City - part of IALD: SEA - In Light of Shadows","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/shadows-of-our-city-part-of-iald-sea-in-light-of-shadows\/3502058702-1712407912\/01-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"","client":"","year":"28 August 2015","location":"Temporary installation at National Design Centre Singapore","photography":"","category":"Others","description":"Iconic sceneries that can be found in Singapore, Sentosa and Housing Skyline. The challenge for this installation was to make use of nostalgic or daily objects, to portray the specific individual sceneries through light and shadow.\n\nThough being a simple installation, with the play of light and shadow, it can create different perspectives. These varying visual effects can be achieved with the layering or overlapping of shadows, depth of field when the object is nearer or further from the light. Thus, shadows projected in relation to the light source will reveal unexpected sceneries.\n\nMerlion    Cable Car\n\nThe use of these old country erasers was to signify Singapore\u2019s connection to many countries today. Using this nostalgic object to create cable cars and the Merlion, was to portray and remember that because of our strategic location and naturally deep harbour, we can have what we have on Sentosa Island today.\n\nShophouses    HDBs\n\nSingapore\u2019s conservational efforts for our old heritage (shophouses) and the new housing (HDBs) today, inspired the use of matchstick boxes and tic tac for this installation. The idea was to create an irony in using these nostalgic matchstick boxes to portray our first world country\u2019s housing skyline and tic tac to create a colourful vibrant city.","date":""},{"uid":"the-legend-of-red-hill-part-of-iald-sea-in-light-of-shadows","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/the-legend-of-red-hill-part-of-iald-sea-in-light-of-shadows","title":"The Legend of Red Hill - part of IALD: SEA - In Light of Shadows","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/the-legend-of-red-hill-part-of-iald-sea-in-light-of-shadows\/3502058702-1712407910\/01-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"","client":"","year":"28 August 2015","location":"Temporary installation at National Design Centre Singapore","photography":"","category":"Others","description":"Taking inspiration from the very basic element of lighting design \u2013 shadows, the installation invites the public to experience and participate in the interactive shadow installations, The Legend of Bukit Merah. The story of how Singapore was once attacked by swordfish, terrorising everyone on the island. Even the Raja of Singapore did not know what to do until one day a young boy came up with a solution to end the misery. Pick up the props and get involved in the scenes through various light and shadow techniques to create your very own immersive story-telling experience! See how layers of shadows create depth, and how simple objects can create interesting shadows.","date":""},{"uid":"light-air","url":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/projects\/light-air","title":"Light Air","image":"https:\/\/www.lightcollab.com\/media\/pages\/projects\/light-air\/3502058702-1712407915\/01-420x.jpg","video":"","architect":"","client":"Transitional 2nd Edition","year":"2014","location":"National Design Centre, 111 Middle Road, Singapore","photography":"","category":"Others","description":"In conjunction with the second edition of Transitional___ and a collaboration with Shophouse & Co. as part of Design Green, we worked on bringing life to the rooftop of the recently opened National Design Centre at Middle Road, with a lighting installation, Light Air. \n\nOur lighting installation displays a different image of our day to day items, like strings and plastic bag in new light.These objects were overlooked and often thrown away by the masses.By applying the principles of light, we bring out the beauty of a common object. We give them new life by bringing them out from the dark using light and colours. Clear plastic bags with a coloured string which are used typically in Singapore to contain our take-away noodles and coffee, we now fill them up with light and air.","date":""}],"total_pages":16,"categories":[{"value":"Others, Commercial"},{"value":"Retail"},{"value":"Hospitality"},{"value":"Retail"},{"value":"Commercial"},{"value":"Retail"},{"value":"Residential"},{"value":"Commercial"},{"value":"Hospitality"},{"value":"Commercial"},{"value":"Residential"},{"value":"Others"},{"value":"Hospitality"},{"value":"Hospitality, Others"},{"value":"Hospitality"},{"value":""},{"value":"Residential"},{"value":"Commercial"},{"value":""},{"value":"Retail"}]}