RADICLE [rad-i-kuh l] Botany. 1. the lower part of the axis of an embryo; the primary root. 2. a rudimentary root; radicel or rootlet.
The radicle in my architectural studies started with my education in diploma with deep apprehension and foundation in comprehensive construction knowledge from conceptual design stage, craft, technical detailings to compliance of building authorities’ regulations. Through most projects I execute, a further development in detailings does not encumber the overall concept but strengthens it. With this deeply rooted radicle, I further my undergraduate studies in National University of Singapore (NUS), developing further in theoretical studies and approaches, enforcing a deeper cultural and political understanding of the changing landscapes of Singapore’s built environment. As I advance further in my research and projects, the radicles are embodied within all drawings and sectional perspectives.