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Advertising
Posters

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Shops
Influence

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COLOURS:
KOREA:
For bugis+ the colors that we can see that is related to Korea is , there is more whites being used and also there are more pastel colors and clean tones used which can be related to the country Korea.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
For Sweden and Norway its a little similar to korea also for example bugis+ we can see throughout the whole mall they do not have various other colors, the whole mall just stick to one particular color for example white is the base being use , similar to Norway and Sweden they don use too much of colors.

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COLOURS:
KOREA:
Bugis Junction exudes something of old Singapore and although there is not much influence from Korea, there are similarities since Bugis Junction has many Korean shops especially skincare ones such as Innisfree, The Faceshop, Etude House and many more. They share similar pastel and clean tones throughout the stores that have been very much influenced by Korea.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
The main colors that have similarities between Sweden/Norway is the base white that is seen throughout the entire Junction. The primary colours and clean and therefore shares similarities to one another, although a direct influence from these countries may not be present.

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KOREA:
For the graphic design, the shops in bugis+ and Korea are similar in a way that both have similar fonts used for the shops in the countries and also they do not use anything fancy both Singapore and Korea keep it simple and clean.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
But for Sweden and Norway the graphic design is similar in a way that for the shops fonts they use more San serif and and also minimalist graphic designs for the shops which is similar to Singapore

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Architecture
Monochromatic
Typography

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Traditional

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KOREA:
There is a lot of graphic design shared with Korea and Singapore nowadays, through the ads we see for the beauty products; these were the most prominent thing throughout Bugis Junction.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
Sweden/Norway has influence to the clean typography that is used in the advertisements and posters. There is a lot of Sans Serif and clean minimal lines much like Sweden/Norway graphic design.

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KOREA:
Bugis Junction has little to no aesthetics of Korea. It looks completely different due to the place being older and more of a heritage zone.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
There is also little influence here from Sweden and Norway. The only thing that could link is the glass ceilings that run throughout the entire Junction as Norway/Swedish aesthetics revolve around a lot of minimal glass, white and light wood.

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KOREA:
Aesthetic wise there is nothing similar to Korea that bugis+ have because in Korea the shops will have something related to their culture and language but for bugis+ there is nothing we can see related.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
For Korea and Sweden it also the same we can see very less influence of design aesthetics between these countries and bugis + because Sweden uses more wood and glass where u cant see that in here in this mall and also the shops here.

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COLOURS:
KOREA:
There are colours that are similar to Korea. White furniture, black walls and brown tables are what exudes this. The only colour that doesn't fit is the brick coloured tiles.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
There are similar colours here for Sweden and Norway as well. White, brown light wood are standard.

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COLOURS:
KOREA:
For SAM, the colours are much like Bugis Junction as well as the buildings. There is little influence other than the white washed walls and possibly the hipster shops that sell goods around it; they have pastels and different tones of grey that are similar to Koreas colours.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
Also very few colours that are shared through these countries; I believe the traditional white washed walls are the only thing in common as well as the grey outdoor tiles and flooring.

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COLOURS:
KOREA:
For the temple as you can see
in the image mostly the temples in korea and the temple in singapore sri krishnan temple they do not use too  many colours to paint the temple or design it because it is a heritage site,both countries add in maybe one or two colors not more then that for the temples.and as you can see the image both temples the structuire is a little similar to each other.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
For Sweden and Norway its also the same the churches there do not have many colors mostly white and maybe the they use more painted glasses for the interior of the churches

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KOREA:
The graphic design is definitely not the same here. Korea is more polished whilst Artichoke offers a more haphazard, chalk board kind of american styled display. Their menu is also typewriter based which isn't shared with Korea.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
The link between Artichoke and the designs of sweden and norway are not many; I would say the typewriter menu would be the closest to traditional swedish/norwegian graphic design.

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KOREA:
There were posters that were colourful at the SAM. I think very similar inclusive of the typography in the image below. The colours aren’t pastel like modern korea designs are but these colours also are shown in the SAM posters specifically the SAM curve exhibit.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
The typography on their posters really had a lot of similarities with the clean lines of the exhibition and it’s brochures. The Cinerama Exhibit shown was similar in terms of its monochromatic designs too.

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KOREA:
The graphic design for the temples in Korea like for example the posters they use they have more San serif fonts used in it,same goes to Sri Krishnan temple even though the words that are in the poster which is in Tamil the fonts that both the countries use are San serif fonts

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
There is hardly any religious buildings in Sweden, only the orthodox church which isn't widespread and has a very different style from this temple.

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KOREA:
Little is shared between the aesthetics, a lot of the furniture is too traditional and thick whereas Korea has very thin, minimal furniture.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
The windows/doors do fit the traditional Swedish/Norwegian vibe as they're old. However, not much is modern in the cafe that relates to Sweden and Norway.

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KOREA:
Korea shares no aesthetic value with SAM as they mainly have very modern designs. Korea has more organic flow whereas SAM is very old and structured.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
The Aesthetics of SAM and Swedish museums are vastly different due to them never remodeling themselves to keep it as a heritage sight. The only thing that could be similar are the tall windows and how it’s traditionally build more with bricks and hard rough walls.

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COLOURS:
KOREA:
No colours were shared in this other than The Room of Rarities which featured traditional things from Singapore in the past. They had bright chrome yellow post boxes which the only pop of colours related to Korea's design.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
Had a bright chrome yellow which is actually one of swedens main colours other than the blue.

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KOREA:
Absolutely nothing here, the influence here is by the English especially since it's a historical items of Post-English colonization.

SWEDEN/NORWAY:
Absolutely nothing here, the influence here is by the English especially since it's a historical items of Post-English colonization.

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Interior Design
Crockery

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Minimal
Contrasting