We are proud to bring you a an experimental short film titled ‘Canteen Brick-Down’. A special collaborative effort by 5ft Creatives and Debbie Loo, this experimental short file takes the theme ‘Site, Situation, Spectator’, and attempts to forge a relationship between architecture and art, demonstrating the complexities of merging creativity within space. This video is dedicated to the old brick NUS Arts Canteen.
Title:: The Magical Spaces Exhibition Poster
Type:: Poster
Client:: 5ft Creatives
Links:: http://magicalspaces.fivefootway.com
Details:: Illustrator + Photoshop
Image:© 5ft Creatives
Poster for the Magical Spaces Exhibition to be used as a web flyer and also to be printed as A3 sized posters. Photoshop-ed photo with the words “magical spaces” at a magical location itself, the Katong Laksa stall.
An update onto the AAN system that we are experimenting with. It seems that aggregating news on a massive scale causes a lot of news to not appear on the RSS feed. Perhaps its case of trying to do too much. So, what we’ve done is to attempt to do it country by country. For starters, we’ll start with Singapore and this is the feed that will do that.
For now, this feed grabs news from ChannelNewsAsia and WorldArchitectureNews. We’ll be refining this as time goes by. Meanwhile, click here for the Singapore Architecture News feed.
Title:: 5ft Asian Architecture News
Type:: Programming
Client:: 5ft Creatives
Links:: 5ft Asian Architecture News Project Page
Info:: Built with Yahoo Pipes (Beta)
Attempt to aggregate all relevant Asian Architecture news across the internet by filtering news from various architecture news websites and from regional newspapers into a single feed.
Image:© 5ft Creatives
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Title:: The Magical Spaces Website v2.0
Type:: Website
Client:: 5ft Creatives
Links:: http://magicalspaces.fivefootway.com
Details:: HTML + CSS + CMS (wordpress)
Image:© 5ft Creatives
Website for the Magical Spaces project. Minimalist,clean look and an open moleskine notebook as the visual concept to echo the project itself. Website features news updates, information on the project, an image gallery and random display of selected sketches on selected “pages”.