sarahhhengg
something about myself
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.
-Benjamin Franklin ·
hello i'm sarah
an excited keen learner, learning every walks of life
learning to adapt in new and unfamiliar environment,
highlights
projects
battle of the century
in the past:
the fort canning bunker (now known as the battlebox) was built between 1936 and 1941 during World War II to serve as a command centre for the malaya command
in the present:
transformed into a mixed-used space which calls for a contrasting façade outlook to differentiate the private entrance. both the museum and newly proposed bio-research lab has served the purpose of exhibiting its findings, stories through presenting in the battle box itself. when in an emergency state, the battle box can fully isolate, and evacuate surrounding, executing intensive laboratory tests; To serve the purpose of contributing aid to help with the demand of containment, assurance and protection.
journey mapping
development
#01
beginning of the exhibition;
in a dark room where the eyes lead the way in; it showcases a timeline of how the covid-19 started.
broadcast
#04
newsroom:
reporting daily about the COVID-19 worldwide, and how this has impacted the world political, economic and social
C-19
#07
understanding covid-19:
information on the virus and showing how it looks like under a microscope
experiment
#10
observatory:
the sky light brings sunlight into the dim lit corridor which allow visitors to view researcher ‘on-duty’ while not interrupting their work
activate
#02
help keep aware of the cluster in Singapore; phase 2; implemented.
suit up
#05
mask:
educating visitor on the different function of masks, and using VR to explain and experience the mask.
Appreciate
#08
appreciation corner:
an area to thank our front liner, with mannequins to show their dedicated effort in fighting this silent war
rest room
#11
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sweet home
#03
stimulation of a lockdown at home: citizens could only stay at home and go out to get necessities; the feeling of facing 4 walls everyday.
exhibit
#06
comic art:
showcasing beautiful COVID-19 art depicts how it has affected people lives; drawn by artist around the world
lab
#09
observatory:
the sky light brings sunlight into the dim lit corridor which allow visitors to view researcher ‘on-duty’ while not interrupting their work
aging is a process, not a disease.
boomer gastro mart
aging is a process, not a disease.
this project introduces baby boomers to independent living while sustaining a healthy lifestyle.
boomer gastro-mart revolves around a grocery store and an open concept kitchen. in my space, baby boomers can interact and learn from experts and each other how to prepare healthy meals with fresh ingredients.
my focus for this project was combining the mart and pasarbella in grandstand.
my visual explains how this is made possible through extending the levels and by retaining iconic structure at the north wing of grandstand.
illustration of boomers gastro mart
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jurong community hospital
collaboration with students from visual communication and industrial design, where we work together on this project. LIFE Hub at jurong community hospital has requested us to revamp their space into a more efficient, accessible and elderly-friendly. LIFE Hub features a three-room HDB flat mock-up, which assists patients to ease back into their home environment under the guidance of their therapists. It showcases a variety of products and practical solutions to help the patient live more safely and independently in the home setting.
3 recovery stages that are designed into window displays that showcase LIFE Hub’s pharmacy products.
 An interactive space for patients to have a hands-on experience with home care and recovery. |  An interactive space to educate the family member(s)/next-of-kin of patients in need of mobility aids to help the patients gain confidence in walking again. |  An interactive space for patients to have a hands-on experience with adjustable tables and chairs for resting. |
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illustration of the LifeHUB
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