LA SALLE SIA @ BUGIS




Just bought an external hard disk and thought of just dropping by to see the school. Hearing the wow factor, or rather the " ah" factor, i was curious...

The exterior of the school mounted with granite tiles and shapes like a box cracked open into four parts. Very few building now in Singapore has the curvy glass facade, or perharps the upcoming projects, and the use of the canvas canopy is a little brilliant to open up the foyer. The floating green patch in the middle of the school shows the deliberate tranquility, yet seems imaginary.

To say that is it a good architectural work? I have really no grounds to prove that it's a good work. Maybe just a notion of De-construction? Or really linking back to the Grand Canyon concept?

LA SALLE SIA @ BUGIS




Just bought an external hard disk and thought of just dropping by to see the school. Hearing the wow factor, or rather the " ah" factor, i was curious...

The exterior of the school mounted with granite tiles and shapes like a box cracked open into four parts. Very few building now in Singapore has the curvy glass facade, or perharps the upcoming projects, and the use of the canvas canopy is a little brilliant to open up the foyer. The floating green patch in the middle of the school shows the deliberate tranquility, yet seems imaginary.

To say that is it a good architectural work? I have really no grounds to prove that it's a good work. Maybe just a notion of De-construction? Or really linking back to the Grand Canyon concept?