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What if a rainforest could fit on your desk?Inspired by buttress roots and the dense understory of tropical forests, thi...
05/06/2026

What if a rainforest could fit on your desk?

Inspired by buttress roots and the dense understory of tropical forests, this vivarium was designed to feel larger than it actually is.

Every root, rock and plant was placed to create depth, scale and the illusion of an ancient forest hidden behind glass.

The best part? It'll only look better with time.

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From teardown to rainforest recovery.This exhibit revamp for a pair of Chinese crocodile lizard at Singapore Zoo’s REPTO...
18/05/2026

From teardown to rainforest recovery.

This exhibit revamp for a pair of Chinese crocodile lizard at Singapore Zoo’s REPTOPIA began with an empty enclosure and slowly evolved into a living habitat.

Built not just for display, but for the animals to live within naturally.
The final step was introducing the lizards back into their new environment — where wood, water, and plants come together as one ecosystem.

We don’t install tanks.
We construct habitats.

Swipe through the transformation.

06/05/2026

Hardscape gives the habitat its structure.
Planting gives it life.
One is built with concrete, texture, and form.
The other slowly takes over with growth, colour, and movement.

Honestly, we still can’t decide which part we enjoy more.
Which would you choose?

Before planting.After planting.That’s it. That’s the difference.Same structure, same layout.But once life moves in, ever...
18/04/2026

Before planting.
After planting.
That’s it. That’s the difference.
Same structure, same layout.
But once life moves in, everything changes.
From bark and branches to a living rainforest.
This is where a build becomes a habitat.

Swipe right to see it come alive.

We don’t install tanks.
We construct habitats.

Client came in for a viewing.Client left with a forest.A 45 cube forest floor vivarium. Anchored by sculpted concrete ro...
06/04/2026

Client came in for a viewing.
Client left with a forest.

A 45 cube forest floor vivarium. Anchored by sculpted concrete roots, slowly being reclaimed by living ferns.
Sometimes, the piece chooses the owner.

We don’t install tanks.
We construct habitats.

Leaf litter isn’t decoration.It regulates humidity, drives microfauna, and completes the cycle.This is where a build bec...
23/03/2026

Leaf litter isn’t decoration.

It regulates humidity, drives microfauna, and completes the cycle.
This is where a build becomes an ecosystem.

We don't install tanks.
We construct habitats.

Buttress Tree!Rainforest buttress roots, constructed inside a vivarium.The entire structure was sculpted by hand using c...
10/03/2026

Buttress Tree!

Rainforest buttress roots, constructed inside a vivarium.
The entire structure was sculpted by hand using concrete, then planted to replicate the forest floor.

We don't install tanks.
We construct habitats.

Now accepting custom installations.

Concrete mixed, carved, and shaped by hand. Branches and rocks were sculpted and painted to age the surfaces. The struct...
25/02/2026

Concrete mixed, carved, and shaped by hand. Branches and rocks were sculpted and painted to age the surfaces. The structure was completed, planting came last.

What appears to be one large rainforest installation is in fact three independent vivariums. Designed and displayed as a single habitat.

We don’t install tanks.
We construct habitats.

Now accepting custom installations.


A tree, reimagined. Not grown, but constructed. Not decorative, but deliberate. The paludarium features a kapok tree int...
29/12/2025

A tree, reimagined.

Not grown, but constructed.
Not decorative, but deliberate.

The paludarium features a kapok tree interpreted in concrete. A translation of rainforest roots into architectural form. What appears rigid at first glance is designed to host life; water, plants and movement coexist within a sculpted structure.

Inspired by the buttress roots of towering kapok tree, this piece blurs the boundary between habitat and installation.

Nature in progress.

Minimalist design, concrete lines, living elements, and a curated layout inspired by editorial design. This vivarium red...
22/12/2025

Minimalist design, concrete lines, living elements, and a curated layout inspired by editorial design. This vivarium redefines simplicity through material honesty and thoughtful composition.

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Saturday 11:00 - 18:00
Sunday 11:00 - 18:00

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