Monthly Archives: April 2011

Factually speaking, man made light is fundamentally minute compared to sunlight. Regardless in the day or in the night, light is fundamentally necessary in almost any given scenarios of mankind’s livelihood. Instead of dwelling on the never ending chase for … Continue reading →

It wasn’t too long ago when the world was craving for cheaper, faster to fabricate, better energy efficacy for light source. There was also increasing pining & hope for versatility in color controls, affordable effects & pyrotechnics. Not to mention, … Continue reading →

In ages past, there was kerosene lamp & candles that lit the darker moments, then came Edison’s discovery of a tungsten filament bulb (incandescent bulb). For centuries, mankind has employed incandescent lamps in more ways than ever imagined, but along … Continue reading →

This little island, small as it can be, so small that even the dot that marks it’s spot on the atlas is larger than it is (despite decades of land reclamation). Little do we know, that this island is also … Continue reading →

Most typical Singaporeans probably have experienced it, but never paid attention to it, or, couldn’t care less about it. Every once in awhile, 1 would find him/herself immersed in the environment, frowning & fretting about the vexing issues that life … Continue reading →

Greetings world! Allow me to 1st introduce myself, before I endeavor to share my marvels & criticisms based on my observation; predominantly, architecture & built environments. Who am I to comment? Unlike many bloggers out there that narrate & dwell … Continue reading →