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Synergraphic Design PTE LTD (Synergraphic) recently took part in SIDFest (Singapore Interior Design Festival) 2021. Located in National Design Centre, SIDFest 2021 celebrated the theme of Optimised/Optimism and invited designers to create work using the tools of their trade. Back to All Happenings Synergraphic Design at SIDFest 2021: Optimised Optimism Photo Credit: Synergraphic Design PTE LTD (Synergraphic) recently took part in SIDFest (Singapore Interior Design Festival) 2021. Located in National Design Centre, SIDFest 2021 celebrated the theme of Optimised/Optimism and invited designers to create work using the tools of their trade. Among its aims is to celebrate the innovation and creations of the design community even through this challenging time. There, Synergraphic unveiled its latest work in collaboration with Yume Architects: Kasumi Shizuku. Kasumi, meaning distant mist and Shizuku, meaning droplets, are glass pieces inspired by natural elements. The base artwork is painted meticulously by hand and manipulated using mathematical algorithms. The end result is a beautiful piece with a unique human-machinic touch that changes under different lighting conditions. As the light shifts, the landscape changes with it. Synergrahic’s Director, Sara Ang, also presented via a virtual webinar, “Transforming Spaces with Glass & Art”. She presented valuable insights on the material of glass and its new possibilities for design, having to use it with other medium. OTHER PHOTOS Photo Credit: RECOMMENDED READING ASEAN International Furniture & Furnishings Show VX 2021 Singaplural - Collaboration with Cellini & Ngee Ann Polytechnic IFFS Nex Gen Urban Living Showcase 2019

The Clifford Clinic View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes - Artist - Architect - Completed By 2025 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Earth Tales Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

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Private Residence, Broadrick Road View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes - Artist - Architect - Completed By 2025 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials - Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

President Halimah visited our Fused Glass Jewelry Workshop Booth at the Gardens by the Bay (GBB). We were delighted to meet her and hoped that she had a great time with us! For the month of July, we run Fused Glass Jewelry and Mini Garden Stake Workshops at the Creator’s Cove, GBB. Kids are also welcome to join our My Little Universe or Shrinky Dinks Workshops. Families will surely have fun making their own glass pendant, magnet, keychains, earrings and many more! PRODUCTS Finishes Glass Elements Glass Interiors Decorative Art SERVICES Art & Design Consultancy & Prototyping Installation & Restoration INSPIRATION Our Heritage Our Vision and Mission Our Portfolio CONTACT US Contact Us Careers Book an Appointment ACCOUNT Talk to a Representative Sign Up for Workshops As part of Covid-19 Safety Measures and in adherence to Singapore Goverment Guidelines, physical visits to our workplace or showroom will be facilitated by appointment only . Address: Main Line: (65) 6546 4133 | Fax: (65) 6546 1707 10 Changi South Street 1, Singapore 486788 sales@synergraphic.com.sg Operating Hours: 8:30am - 5:45pm (Monday to Thursday) 8:30am - 5:30pm (Friday) 8:30am - 12:30pm (Saturday) Back to All Happenings President Halimah at our Glass Fusing Workshop President Halimah visited our Fused Glass Jewelry Workshop Booth at the Gardens by the Bay (GBB). We were delighted to meet her and hoped that she had a great time with us! For the month of July, we run Fused Glass Jewelry and Mini Garden Stake Workshops at the Creator’s Cove, GBB. Kids are also welcome to join our My Little Universe or Shrinky Dinks Workshops. Families will surely have fun making their own glass pendant, magnet, keychains, earrings and many more! RECENT POSTS Loving the Glass Fusing Technique

Private Residence, Seletar Crescent, Singapore View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes Customized Artist Synergraphic Artists and Artisans Architect - Completed By 2023 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials - Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

Clear Formative Mirror Feature Wall View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes - Artist Architect - Completed By 2024 Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials - Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS

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Made using cast glass blocks assembled into an overall figure of 8. Each glass block is of different sizes and colors, with some dichroic accents which ripple with the changing viewing angle. Metal wires are also woven through the sculpture. Case Study: View All Studies Tapestry About the Project Concept Story Project Info Enquire Other Case Studies Location Singapore Artist Florence Ng Completed By 2021 Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Architect - Designer - Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Used Glass Bricks - Glass Elements Glass Processes Used Cast Glass & Metal Works projectInfo About the Project Made using cast glass blocks assembled into an overall figure of 8. Each glass block is of different sizes and colors, with some dichroic accents which ripple with the changing viewing angle. Metal wires are also woven through the sculpture. aboutTheProject Concept From the desired design intent, we proposed a sculpture that had a dynamic form featuring the intricate weaving of glass or metal held within an abstracted silhouette of the figure ‘8’. This would be an interpretation of the weaving of lives at the residence’s namesake ‘The Tapestry’, located at … Glass blocks would be used to create a beautiful array of colors that catch the light and ripple against the reflection of the water. As part of the sculpture development, we would produce a small model to get a sense of the form and fabrication method. In the process of creating the metal structure, we were able to devise a modular way of using metal components to create the organic twisted shape. The glass blocks were made of cast glass that had a subtle wavy texture on the surface to ripple with and against the light. To fill the sculpture, every size and shape of the individual glass had to be different. Colors of the glass were carefully selected to create a gentle yet unmistakeable gradient from pink to purple, with some having dichroic coating to sparkle in the light. Careful calculation and diligent project management was required to ensure that every piece was made and located at exactly the correct place it was designed to be in. It was fully installed in the factory, dismantled, transported, then re-installed at site. Once the main structure was fixed at site, our expert team of installers were able to quickly install the glass pieces section by section. We then weaved metal string through the glass blocks as a finishing touch to complete the beautiful sculpture. What made our day was new residents who stopped to admire the work and complimented us for a unique sculpture that they could come home to every day. conceptStory Other Case Studies otherCaseStudies

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Two 14-metre high sculptural lattice features made with hexagonal patterns & delicate flower motifs, designed by PIA Interior. Inspired by the “Jaali” of Indo-Islamic architecture, Taj Gurgaon greets visitors with its stunning lobby features: two beautiful. 14-metre high sculptural lattice features in the elegant material of crystal glass. Instead of creating these lattice features in the usual materials of either stone, wood, metal or plastic, the owners wanted something that would truly impress but would present incredible challenges: latticework in glass. It was a challenge that we gladly took up that involved multiple processes and extensive coordination. From concept visualization to technical design, detailing and material specification, our team was able to create and oversee the installation of a handmade feature that had layers, carvings, texture and depth. An Indian architectural element, the intricate lattice screen forms the impression of a sharp, yet robust structure, and diffuses sunlight to create an aura of tranquility Case Study: View All Studies Taj Gurgaon About the Project Concept Story Project Info Enquire Other Case Studies Location India Artist - Completed By 2012 Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Architect - Designer PIA Interior Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Used Customized Glass Processes Used Waterjet, UV Glue, Sandblast, Bevel, Crystal cut projectInfo About the Project Two 14-metre high sculptural lattice features made with hexagonal patterns & delicate flower motifs, designed by PIA Interior. Inspired by the “Jaali” of Indo-Islamic architecture, Taj Gurgaon greets visitors with its stunning lobby features: two beautiful. 14-metre high sculptural lattice features in the elegant material of crystal glass. Instead of creating these lattice features in the usual materials of either stone, wood, metal or plastic, the owners wanted something that would truly impress but would present incredible challenges: latticework in glass. It was a challenge that we gladly took up that involved multiple processes and extensive coordination. From concept visualization to technical design, detailing and material specification, our team was able to create and oversee the installation of a handmade feature that had layers, carvings, texture and depth. An Indian architectural element, the intricate lattice screen forms the impression of a sharp, yet robust structure, and diffuses sunlight to create an aura of tranquility aboutTheProject Concept The owners wanted to make this 100th hotel in the Taj group of hotels memorable to all who walked through its grand lobby. Here, Florence worked with interior designer Angsumalin Angie Phijaranasan formerly with Bangkok-based design company PIA Interior to create and install three 14-metretall ultra-thin glass features which reached the height of the lobby ceiling in a graceful display of intricate patterns which cast light over the expanse of space. Synergraphic spent at least three months in researching and developing samples before creating appropriate mockups at the Singapore factory for the clients from India. The challenge was to build layers of modular shapes to create 3D sculptural profiles of an open fretwork design which could be easily assembled into a panel and installed on site. Interior designer Angsumalin Angie Phijaranasan recalls the many changes, revisions, developments and refinements that had to be made. She marvels at how she and Florence were able to eventually create the majestic light-filled glass columns: “We created a masterpiece together, despite being told constantly to give it up because it was impossible. Florence never said ‘no’ to new ideas, but said ‘Let’s try, let’s do it.’” Florence adds, “It was definitely a challenge creating something so soaringly beautiful and with so many challenges and budget constraints.” As Angie says, “We never gave up and the result was unique, stunning and very rewarding.” conceptStory Other Case Studies otherCaseStudies

Shangri-La Hotel View All Projects Photo Credits: PROJECT INFO - Location Singapore Fabrication & Installation Synergraphic Glass Processes - Artist - Architect - Completed By Design Execution Synergraphic Artists & Artisans Specific Materials Antique Mirrors: Furnishing Mirrors - Solar Flare Designer - Project Case Study Click Here Looking to create something like this? Let's talk! First Name Last Name Email Phone Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! VIEW MORE PROJECTS