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Bugis junction is also designed in a way that it's stores are aimed at younger audiences, it looks as if the paths are similar to the ones in venice having an old look but modern stores to create a unique sense of shopping. Which helps greatly in improving the moods of the customers especially ones who are not able to go to europe to enjoy it.

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The shopping district which is a hipster neighbourhood which young people frequent the shophouses along this lane for the independent fashion boutiques and Middle Eastern cafes.

There are also graffiti art and murals on the walls which showcases the character of Haji Lane which influence design to be more bold and giving it’s character of the place.

This is also similar to MyeongDong shopping district in Korea as we can see the shophouses along the street .

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Chijmes was a catholic convent which now becomes a tourist attraction. The building has a gothic structure which endows the european inluences much like the churches in germany. A pretty site for our sight.

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Artichoke Café + Bar sits on the edge of the Bugis district, within the protective bounds of historical Sculpture Square.

The Bar is what greets you at the entrance. Its counter is a thick slab of light wood that sits atop a white-bricked wall, leading into, curiously, a Nordic-inspired, hipster-ised space with streamlined, stainless steel lampshades. A chalkboard, and artist-rendered walls of menus and delicate motifs, form the backdrop.

The interior of the place shows how modern , minimalistic yet stylish which is popular now as many of the houses/places/room is being made like this to give a feeling of more spacious look.

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The photography gallery’s building is basically in a form of a small chapel that has been covered in the bright, saturated colours of yellows and greens. The use of the bright colours can be linked back to Peranakan roots (correct me if I’m wrong) while not using the common colours. We had concluded that it is a stylistic choice to do so in a way to have a modern take in a traditional style. The use of the chapel as a gallery also reflects well to the non profit nature of the gallery

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When we went to capitol theatre as a detour, we noticed that the doors to the entrance of the theatre is very much inspired by art deco, but a noticeable part of it is that it in fact form palm leaves, which is a part of south east asian heritage. The joining of two cultures this time show how that while taking many European influences, the design of the doors show how it is used to showcase part of our southeastern asian heritage in a modern way.

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The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is a great examples of a conserved building turned into a setting where modernity in the form of contemporary art can be seen. The former boy’s school still retains most of its colonial structures with some changes and so to accommodate the gift shops and restaurants there. This combination of two different time periods creates a unique paradox that allows visitors of the museum to experience a part of each at the same time

This example is present in many countries such as the Museum of London, which is built on top of the remains of the London Wall.

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There are makeup stores such as Innisfree , Etude house which are korean brands and also some skincare brands around and in the department stores. It is popular as makeup/skincare is trending right now and many people want to make themselves presentable.

Nowadays, because of the rise of social media ; celebrities post their makeup/skincare routine online and people actually love it , thus buying the products. Some celebrities maybe sponsored to try out new products and review their thoughts and opinions to online/public and people will have a better idea of the products is like.

So makeups/skincare makes people look asthetically good looking which also influence design in many ways of aesthetics. Also cater for the international market to show how korean market has influence Singapore

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Used to be a place to haunt for transvestite sex workers. Bugis Street now is one of the best shopping places attracting most of the shopping lovers in Singapore. It offers latest and trendiest fashions at affordable prices as well as street foods along the way!

Many teenagers and foreigners like to come to this place to get souvenirs,  cheap yet trendy clothings where you can bargain at a lower price and also tasty street food.

It is usually crowded in the late afternoon to night.

What’s more exciting is that many stalls here are operated by youngsters. Therefore, a culture with youngsters means more fresh ideas which they can come up with and more creative and imaginative products that can impress us.

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From what we can see from the viewable parts of Raffles Hotel, we can see that the colonial structures such as the pillars are still present but we noticed that the windows had somewhat resembled traditional peranakan windows. From this example we can see that two cultures can combine into a hybrid of sorth, such as the sport Polo, which is in fact derived from a much older Indian sport

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Aesthetics , Colours , Social Media

Korea , Germany and Great britian

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