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Balestier Penthouse by PIU: open living and dining room with a double-height black steel and timber bookshelf wall, white painted brick, and the Singapore skyline beyond

PIU Pte Ltd · Interior Design · Singapore

Principles of
Intelligent
Urbanism

Industrial structure. Minimalist rigour. Interiors composed the way good cities are planned, in Singapore, for more than two decades.

Balestier Penthouse · Central Singapore

02 · Capabilities

All scales. All sectors. One discipline.

We work at every scale and across sectors, for clients who want an exceptional concept carried through with restraint.

01

Regency Park by PIU: white living room with black ceiling fans and timber floor opening onto a green veranda

Residential

From the double-height library of the Balestier Penthouse to the Japanese minimalism of RV Residences, homes built to hold their calm for decades.

02

FOST Gallery by PIU: white gallery wall of framed works beside a black steel staircase on marble flooring

Commercial

FOST Gallery, Wimbly Lu, MMMM! and GG<5: retail and gallery spaces built to embody the brands they house.

03

The Regalia by PIU: red corrugated steel container room with an open red door, set inside a white apartment

Bespoke

Steelwork custom-crafted by our own metal workers, so every industrial detail is fabricated for the room it lives in, never bought off a shelf.

03 · Selected Works

The rooms speak. We keep the captions short.

Balestier Penthouse double-height library: black steel shelving against white brick with a glass walkway above
01 · Balestier Penthouse · Residential · The library with its glass walkway
Yong Siak by PIU: bright blue kitchen cabinetry maximising space in a compact apartment
02 · Yong Siak · Residential · The blue kitchen
MMMM! flagship butchery at Chai Chee by PIU
03 · MMMM! at Chai Chee · Commercial · Flagship butchery
Wimbly Lu at Tyrwhitt by PIU: dessert cafe interior
04 · Wimbly Lu at Tyrwhitt · Commercial

Your home is our masterpiece.PIU · On every brief

Cavenagh House by PIU: white kitchen with subway tiles, timber stools and under-cabinet lighting
05 · Cavenagh House · Residential
RV Residences by PIU: modern Japanese minimal interior, simple, natural and functional
06 · RV Residences · Residential · Simple, natural, functional
GG<5 retail flagship by PIU: black industrial ceiling over pale timber fixtures and a green island counter
07 · GG<5 · Commercial · A retail space turned company statement
Residential · 11 projects
  • Cavenagh House01
  • Tanah Merah02
  • Balestier Penthouse03
  • Regency Park04
  • The Regalia05
  • RV Residences06
  • Foresque Residences07
  • Buckley Classique08
  • Yong Siak09
  • Ridley Park10
  • Craig11
Commercial · 6 projects
  • FOST Gallery01
  • MMMM! at Chai Chee02
  • Wimbly Lu at Tyrwhitt03
  • GG<504
  • Lowef05
  • PIU Office06

04 · The Method

Ten axioms, applied at the scale of a room.

The Principles of Intelligent Urbanism began as urban planning theory: ten axioms that discipline how a city should grow. We hold every interior to the same standard, so a home works the way a well-planned city does.

01Balance with nature
02Balance with tradition
03Appropriate technology
04Conviviality
05Efficiency
06Human scale
07Opportunity matrix
08Regional integration
09Balanced movement
10Institutional integrity

05 · Recognition

Published. Broadcast. Chosen.

20+Years of practice
17Projects in the public portfolio
10Axioms in the method
  • The Straits TimesAt Home with Books: the Balestier Penthouse library feature
  • Home & DecorHouse tour: contemporary three-bedroom penthouse
  • Channel 5Designer in the House, episode five
  • SquareRoomsColour schemes for small living rooms
  • Nippon PaintDesigner of Choice

06 · The Studio

Drawn and built by the same hands.

Creative director Mark Yong has spent more than twenty years designing and contracting across Singapore and South East Asia. The team that draws the space is the team that builds it, and it does not settle for imperfections.

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100E Pasir Panjang Road
#05-01 Century Warehouse
Singapore

Tip: hover the right side of any section, then click "Why this?" to see the design thinking behind it.