The Completion of the Quy Nhon Convention Centre, Vietnam

studioMilou is nearing completion, at the end of this month, of the spectacular Binh Dinh Conference Centre in Quy Nhon, Vietnam. The final landscaping and interior fittings of the auditorium are underway, with our team in Hanoi overseeing a fantastic team of local architects and workers giving their all. We look forward to sharing images of the completed project, with the communities of Binh Dinh enjoying the spaces of this monumental public building and garden.

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Convention Center in Quy Nhon, Vietnam

This spectacular venue for conference and exhibition is built along the long strip of the American airport of QuyNhon, which is located in the center of the new city. The design proposes high colonnades merging with an artificial hill, and dense greenery merging with the hilly landscape around. This long-awaited facility will include a 1200-seats theatre, an exhibition center, meeting rooms, and cafes. The project designed by studioMilou will be completed in July 2020.

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The Making of External Bronze Seats and Objects by studioMilou design, Singapore

studioMilou design is creating a series of exterior bronze furnitures for residential and public spaces. These seats and objects are fabricated by xxxxx and will be completed by September 2020.

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Beautiful Portrait of Trung Nguyen in 66 Magazine, Vietnam

Vietnamese magazine, 66, has made a beautiful portrait of Trung Nguyen; a senior architect in studioMilou Singapore and the managing director of studioMilou Vietnam.

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Negotiating Home, History and Nation, Singapore

In March 2011, studioMilou was commissioned by the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) to design an exhibition curated by Iola Lenzi on the contemporary art of Southeast Asia. This exhibition in 2011 was a trial - designed in collaboration with Singapore's curators in preparation for the large exhibition design which which was opened 3 years later in 2015, in the National Gallery Singapore. 

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The studioMilou Team, Singapore

studioMilou's teams in Singapore and Hanoi are settling well into the Work-From-Home arrangements. Interestingly, the circumstances have created a closer dynamic between our two teams, as we continue advancing our projects with efficiency and determination. We're wishing every studio in Singapore and beyond the very best in adapting and coping at this time.

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A Wave of Honey-Coloured Light, an Architectural Music Box

studioMilou's team is working on the final aspects of this beautiful multi-generational home in one of Singapore's finest streets. Inter-connecting residential elements are set on a slope and interspersed among spacious landscaped gardens, while a stunning triple volume pavilion fronts the street. By day, its meticulously designed metal and glass walls blend easily into the thick foliage and streetscape. By night, the pavilion becomes luminous with honey-coloured light emanating from a wave of over 1000 hand-crafted Bohemian crystal cylinders, each unique, composing the bespoke chandelier. When any piece is gently moved against another, a gamelan-like chiming is set off, creating a spectacular, floating instrument in what becomes an 'architectural musical box.'

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studioMilou collaboration with RL&A, France

Dinner on the 1st of March 2020 in the beautiful Hotel Dieu in Lyon restored by RL&A and reopened recently. Didier Reppellin, Maie Kitamura, Sixte Doussau Suzanne Ogge and Jean Francois Milou, celebrated their strategic partnership and the publication of the new edition of the RL&A conservation work, edited and published by studioMilou documents.

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Local Marble from Thanh Hoa, Vietnam

In the convention center in Quy Nhon, studioMilou is using the beautiful grey honey marble of Thanh Hoa to merge with the wood and natural concrete color scheme. This very common marble in Vietnam has proven in this exercise, to be a very spectacular match with this large scale project. This convention center project in Quy Nhon is scheduled to be completed in July 2020.

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