Spotworks URA Draft Master Plan renderings

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Spotworks Renderings for URA Draft Master Plan

Spotworks is proud to support the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)’s Draft Master Plan 2025 by providing visual renderings that help bring Singapore’s future urban landscape to life.

Unveiled on June 25, the Draft Master Plan outlines Singapore’s land use and development strategy over the next 10 to 15 years. Among its key proposals is the redevelopment of Bishan town centre into a vibrant sub-regional hub — featuring new office towers, a potential polyclinic, a hawker centre, and a landscaped pedestrian mall adjacent to Junction 8. The aim is to bring workspaces, community facilities, and public spaces closer to homes, reinforcing Singapore’s ongoing decentralisation strategy.

As part of this national initiative, Spotworks was engaged to create visualisations that help communicate the intent, energy, and human impact of these future developments. From illustrating the proposed pedestrian-friendly streetscapes in Bishan to highlighting green corridors and elevated walkways, our visuals are designed to support public understanding and spark imagination.

We also contributed renderings for proposed changes in the city centre, particularly along Orchard Road. URA’s vision includes the creation of a new “destination park” that connects Istana Park, Dhoby Ghaut Green, and Fort Canning via a pedestrian link — transforming Orchard into more than just a retail district, but a vibrant, nature-integrated urban experience.

At Spotworks, we believe that well-crafted visuals play a crucial role in bridging the gap between planning and the public. Our team focused on creating clear, engaging, and relatable renderings that help people visualise not just buildings, but the way future spaces might feel and function in daily life.

While we are not a planning or architecture partner, our role in this project reflects our broader mission: to support civic and urban initiatives with design clarity, visual impact, and audience empathy. We are honoured to contribute to a process that involves both bold ideas and public dialogue, and we look forward to seeing how the plan evolves in the coming months.

As Singapore continues to envision its next chapter, Spotworks remains committed to using design and storytelling to make the future more accessible, engaging, and inspiring for everyone.

Decorex 2022

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Decorex 2022

Join us at Decorex 2022 @ Olympia London at Stand J142.

Decorex collaborated with us in 2020 and we are honoured to be able to work with them again in their exhibitions this year. Spotworks will bring its services to Europe to show our capability at developing high-quality digital solutions. We will be showcasing our Architectural 3D Visualisation / CGI Production services which include 3D Rendering and Animation, Still Images and Interactive Media. Alongside these, we will also showcase our newer Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality (AR / VR) products, complete with VR tools such as headsets and controllers, showing visitors how AR/VR can help to enhance their own services.

Featured in BBC News

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Featured in BBC News

Our IMMEVR® team was featured on BBC News for our innovative idea of VR viewing of homes in Singapore.

It is an honor to have our work featured on BBC News, a broadcasting corporation well-recognised globally where we were able to gain recognition for our work on virtual house viewing which helps international and local clients to view homes in Singapore without physically being at the location.

In the article by BBC News, it mentions that buyers from mainland China have to observe their country’s strict fortnight quarantine on nearly all arrivals. So the founder of IMMEVR®, Christopher Wang coined this saying – “it makes sense to treat buying a house “just like online shopping”” which is very true as viewing homes online is like shopping for clothes, essentials and etc.

Mr Wang does mention that 5G networks will let headsets shift computing tasks off the device to the cloud and shed weight.

Lastly, he tells BBC News that “Once they become like glasses I think they will become mainstream” that relates very well to the bespectacled community who can’t see without their spectacles.

The virtual models are viewable on both computer and smartphone screen.