What happens when a former school becomes a home for Singapore’s creative community? In Singapore, towering glass skyscrapers are paramount, and the arts aren’t high up on any parents’ dream jobs for their kids. But New Bahru is a space that’s looking to change both of these facts. A 1960s modernist building reimagined as a vibrant hub for independent brands, local makers and creative businesses. Teng Wen Wee, founder of The Lo & Behold Group, the hospitality group behind the creative enclave, saw the charm and potential of the building from the start. “The building was the canvas that warranted a collaboration, bringing all this bubbling energy and creativity into one space.” With 95% of its residents Singapore-based, the project puts design, collaboration and homegrown talent at its heart. From thoughtful interiors and playful branding to independent shops and cultural events, discover how New Bahru is helping shape Singapore’s evolving creative landscape through the link in our...