[MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - COVER IMG] Lamp posts fit with round tables in neat array
[MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 1] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 2] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 3] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 4] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 5] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 6] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 7] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 8] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 9] [MOC DESIGN OFFICE - HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore - IMG 10]

HEYTEA Day Dreamer Project at Clarke Quay Singapore

PrizeHonorable Mention in Interior Design / Hospitality
Firm LocationShenzhen, China
Project locationSingapore
CompanyMOC DESIGN OFFICE
Lead ArchitectMr. Liang Ningsen, Ms. Wu Xiuwei
ClientHEYTEA
Projecthttps://www.indesignlive.sg/projects/moc-design-office-heytea

The designer presents HEYTEA in an open form with a panoramic layout and a bright hue of white, in contrast to the dim and mysterious Clarke Quay streets in an enclosed form. Inspired by the lighthouse on the Fort Canning Hill, the designer put up an array of 20 lamp posts within the limited space, some of which are fit with the high tables to meet the functional needs. The light posts dim and brighten gradually over time, just like the way a lighthouse emits light. Under the influence of the natural light, the space presents distinctive and enchanting looks from morning to evening.