OWMF architecture designs interior for odyssey capital in singapore

OWMF architecture designs interior for odyssey capital in singapore
all images courtesy of OWMF architecture

singaporean studio OWMF architecture, led by yong sy lyng, translates water works infrastructure into a cohesive interior for odyssey capital; a finance and investment firm. utilizing the industry’s most ubiquitous feature — the copper pipe — the concept uses wave-like screens to partition the reception, meeting, and work areas. providing privacy through layering, the elements create a multi-dimensional environment for the office. architectural accents, in shades of blue, subtly reinforce the importance of water within. ‘odyssey capital’ is located in the raffles place financial district of singapore. 

the design draws influence from water-related industry

copper pipes create wave-like screens between the reception, meeting, and work areas

‘odyssey capital’ interior 

copper screen 

light passes through the pipes, allowing natural light to penetrate the interior 

screens provide privacy through layering, and allow views through when looked at from certain angles

collectibles such as hand drawn maps and a search light decorates the office

light blue accents reinforce the importance of water throughout 

partition detail 

‘odyssey capital’ interior 

copper partitions 

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edited by: nick brink | designboom