12/05/2026
Six colours.
Eight craft disciplines.
One overnight install.
This week we delivered Future Craft for National Heritage Board Singapore at London Craft Week 2026 — Singapore’s flagship presence at one of the UK’s leading cultural festivals.
Installed overnight inside Turbine Hall B at Battersea Power Station, the project brought together eight Singaporean craft disciplines — from traditional rattan weaving to contemporary 3D printing — within one modular architectural language.
Built using six powder-coated T3 Frame cubes, each linked to a curatorial chapter and colour story, the entire environment was engineered for: → tool-free install
→ zero drilling
→ zero disruption
→ full reusability
Custom CNC-perforated panels referenced Singaporean weaving traditions while integrating seamlessly into the modular T3 system.
Everything flat-packs back to Singapore ready for the next CraftxDesign edition.
Bespoke creative. Reusable architecture. Built to travel.
Huge thanks to the NHB Singapore team and everyone involved in the overnight build.
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