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Can the use of botanical inks nurture a love for nature and sustainability? Most creatives buy materials for their projects from art supplies stores. Shirin Rafie and Liz Liu, however, turn to the natural environment around Singapore. Since 2019, the…
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A new framework helps the elderly reset how they see themselves in society. SAFSG is an active army. It is also a force to be reckoned with in Singapore. That’s what industrial designer Sim Hao Jie hopes to achieve with…
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STUCK Design explores how design can empower seniors to grow old in more rewarding and independent ways. An elderly lady who lives alone keeps her front door ajar so her neighbours can help in case of an emergency while still…
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DesignSingapore (Dsg) Scholars Azelia Ng and Chua Jia Xiang are making a positive impact through their design work. They credit their success to the support they received through the Dsg Scholarship which has enabled them to blossom into the successful designers they are today.
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Lim Qi Xuan, a skilled User Experience Designer at the Government Technology Agency of Singapore, believes that the essence of good design lies in creating the right solutions. Her expertise shines through her work on an innovative artificial intelligence-enabled adaptive learning system, which personalises learning experiences for students.
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One of the roles and responsibilities of a DesignSingapore Scholarship recipient is to be an active contributor to the multi-faceted design landscape in Singapore
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A new app offers a therapeutic aural experience amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life. Geolocation technologies like Google Maps typically help people find their way. But what if they help you get lost instead? This is the premise…
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DesignSingapore Scholars Yian Ling and Jocelyn bring fresh new perspectives into an ever-changing design world.