Office TTG

12/11/2024

12/11/2024

We have been dabbling with this type of industrial/domestic aesthetics for quote awhile now; and we think we got it down pat in this project at Kembangan. Check it out and our other projects in our newly revamped web site! www.officettg.com

20/09/2024

Thanks to D Marvel scale, our 'go to' ID collaborator for posting our joint project that was recently completed!

24/08/2024

Classic...

28/03/2024

Farewell gift from my intern on his last day with a touching farewell message....such a great kid!

10/02/2022

Some of our current projects long delayed by Covid are finally reaching completion. A miilion thanks to those involved for their patience and hard work for seeing it through...

16/07/2020

Why can't other cities learn to be more like this historical and self sustaining European suburb where owning a car is frowned upon and cycling is the main mode of transport?

This picture-perfect medieval city is celebrating its 900th anniversary, but its innovative design makes it one of the world’s most sustainable and liveable cities.

24/12/2019

Season's greetings to all our friends, associates and fellow design enthusiasts!

30/10/2019

Workin' late to get new house completed......

27/10/2019

The ubiquitos Singapore HDB slab block, cookie cutter built extensively in the 70s to solve the acute housing crisis at that time. Also as an agent of social change to bring about equality in income and status among Singaporeans, how things have changed 50 years on........do watch this space for further musings on the history of Singapore public housing. Have a great day!

11/06/2019

Gaudi's La Sagrada Familia receives its building permit after 137 years. And here we are in SG complaining that it takes 2-3 months to get our building permits 😊

Antoni Gaudí’s creation requested a building permit in 1885, which was never accepted or rejected

14/04/2019

We have been installing solar panels in many of our client's houses in SG - over here we do it mainly for a more sustainable environment and also save money in the long term. In May 2019, a gp of friends and I will head out to the Mindoro region in Philippines as we are raising funds to sponsor 25 solar panels that will bring electrical light to about 50 homes in this region that is w/o electricity. Material costs for each panel is S$65 and the local people shall make the panels themselves in the local technical schools. For more info, pls PM this fb page.