“Soaring High” took its main inspirations from the Rajah Brooke Birdwing and the Borneo Kite Festival. To suit the current situation as we are in the midst of the pandemic, the design of the functional garment prioritizes effectiveness and practicality so that it will be able to protect the wearer by encouraging social distancing.

The Birdwing Gallery is a pop-up kiosk that was influenced from the Rajah Brooke Birdwing butterfly. The layout of the kiosk’s floor plan follows a similar structure and shape of the Rajah Brooke butterfly’s birdwings after a process of abstraction and inserting geometric shapes. The spatial organization of the kiosk follows a radial manner which allows the visitors to explore other spaces within the kiosk. The partitions act as the “walls” for the kiosk so that it is easier to move the partitions around or when the kiosk is required to move to another place.

“Duplexity” Bus Stop is a solar powered bus stop in which its given name “Duplexity” reflects its architectural nature of having two roof structures – the primary roof and the secondary roof. A nature-inspired bus stop, the concept of the design was influenced b the Rajah Brooke Birdwing butterfly which can be found in the rainforests of Borneo. Duplexity bus stop aims to be user-friendly to diverse communities and diverse communities and different age groups. Additional facilities were provided in the hopes to maximize the comfort level of the users while they take shelter at the bus stop.