Book Bridge at NUS Central Library
The BookBridge, a structural tropical Mass Engineered Timber installation at NUS Central Library, symbolises bridging knowledge for a sustainable future.
Research by Design
Incomplete Landscapes: An Architecture of Coproduction (by Eugene Tan Wei Jie)
Please Give Gong Gong A Call (by Lim Kun Yi James)
Research by Design: Promise, Anxiety and Insecurity in Academia
wild [ life ] nomad bootcamp_ (by Toby Fong)
Architecture and Affect
SSRC Foundations for Home-Based Work
Remote Practices
Objects for Thriving
Book Bridge at NUS Central Library
Guest Lecture and Studio by Jimenez Lai
Coded Nature: SUAT Campus
HIGHLIGHTS
Remote Practices
Architecture at a Distance
Journal
Field Notes on Design Activism: 6
Documentary
Objects for Thriving
Journal
Swerving with a Tiger: Architecture After the Animal
Publication
Tokyoids: The Robotic Face of Architecture
Research by Design
Promise Anxiety and Insecurity in Academia
Research Project
03-Flats
Overview
The Research by Design (RxD) cluster develops translational research approaches through creative practice. It emphasises the importance of rigorously engaging critical and creative practice in making, writing, and thinking in architecture. RxD strives for innovation and influence in the built environment through its research outcomes. To date, a number of these outcomes have won awards and made considerable impact.
RxD focuses on design in Asia and around the equator, and on research into contemporary concerns as well as the identification of speculative future directions. Members work in a range of design modes from sole authorships to collaborative and interdisciplinary configurations. As a group, RxD leverages its combined creative expertise, teaching within design studios and graduate elective modules. Research outcomes include leading buildings, texts, exhibitions, installations, films, drawings, photographs, and object-making, alongside design monographs, edited volumes, and research papers.
RxD’s commitment towards integrative and translational creative practices empowers design research with intellectual and critical bearings, for a discipline in transformation.
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- Lilian CHEE (Cluster Leader)
- Francois BLANCIAK(Minor)
- Ruzica BOZOVIC-STAMENOVIC (Minor)
- Victoria Jane MARSHALL (Minor)
- TAN Beng Kiang (Minor)
- Michael BUDIG
- CHEAH Kok Ming
- Joshua Adam COMAROFF
- LIM Ee Man, Joseph
- Christo MEYER
- Shinya OKUDA
- ONG Ker-Shing
- Federico RUBERTO
- Peeraya SUPHASIDH
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