In a studio adorned with antique charm in north China's Tianjin Municipality, Zhang Yu delicately rotated the clay sculpture with his left hand while skillfully carving intricate details with a ...

From Executive Condo (EC) eligibility to income ceiling, here is the ultimate guide to buying an EC in Singapore in 2024. HDB flat eligibility has to be fulfilled by those who wish to buy an HDB flat ...

The built environment of the Caribbean is best understood as a reflection of the relationship between people, landscapes and ...

In soft pastel tones, the translucent glass sculptures by Chinese artist Ning Daxia are easy on the eye and almost toy-like in appearance. But they aren’t merely decorative, for every delicate ...

Carving A Sword From Solid Wood Posted: January 21, 2025 | Last updated: January 21, 2025 Wood is carefully shaped and refined to create a detailed sword with smooth edges and intricate craftsmanship.

Glass elevators run stealthily up and down in the Conrad Singapore Orchard’s atrium next to the glittery sculpture, Singapore Shower, by Japanese kinetic sculptor Michio Ihara In the lobby ...

Yet, Salzburg is also a city of contrasts. Modern architecture has made its mark, blending harmoniously with its historic backdrop. Modern projects like Stadt Park Lehen and Paracelsus Bad ...

Polymer clay is gaining popularity largely due to its exceptional flexibility, especially with jewelry artisans. Its moldability and resilience make it perfect for crafting detailed patterns and ...

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Clay has been a constant in architecture, quietly underpinning human habitation for thousands of years. From ancient adobe structures to contemporary finishes, it is a material that evolves with the ...

He points out that the new scholarship programme is designed to prepare Singapore’s talent for this transformation by advancing cutting-edge research and nurturing socially-conscious innovators.

We put the rule to the test in eight global cities: Melbourne, Sydney, New York, Denver, Seattle, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam and Singapore. Most buildings in these cities failed to meet the 3+30+300 rule ...