Well-designed medical facilities can promote shorter recovery times while offering anticipatory and preventative handling of healthcare

What will the world look like in 2050? An urban landscape of megacities? A cleaner, greener, more managable planet? Or a metroactive cyberscape?

From mega-cities to eco-cities, is it too late for the world's urban planners and architects to turn things around for the future of the planet's resources?

Building environmentally responsible cities from ground up and employing futuristic technologies and ideas, the eco-cities of Abu Dhabi and Tianjin are two contrasting parallels of modern day Utopias

With his 344 sq ft flat that can take on any of the 24 layouts, architect Gary Chang proves that space limitations exist only in the mind.

KC Yam, a 90-year old resident of the Blue House, speaks candidly to Perspective of what it means to be a part of Wanchai's living heritage

This four-level apartment's vertically stacked design was inspired by its sweeping views of Hong Kong's famous skyscrapers

The architecture firm Benoy has come a long way since its humble beginnings in the UK. It was wonderful being a part of their journey while chronicling their achievements and writing the company catalogue

Ogilvy & Mather's Guangzhou-based office is an exciting work environment that rewards its staff with a carnival of inspiration

Combining art and playfulness, the Supperclub in Singapore is an unabashed boudoir of experiences to titillate the senses

Built as an entirely transparent structure to allow cross-sectional and dissectional views, the interiors of the new passenger terminal at Singapore's Changi Airport complements with its open, warm and welcoming design

Eagerly reinventing itself as 'Asia's leading lifestyle destination', Singapore has embarked on creating exclusive marina-based waterfront properties that are a perfect mix of warm tropical air and chilled champagne

Establishing a clean, green environment through progressive urban planning and drawing on its historic roots of tropical architecture, Singapore is creating a safe, sustainable and healthy building industry through its Green Mark accreditation programme

Inspired by the wonderous and colourful undersea palette, Donald Eric Lim uses a pixilation technique to recreate a textured seascape on his flared stem-cups and rotund pots that are sensous in sight and touch