Mr. Ken Lou
KenLou Associates
March 31 1993
Dear Ken,
Firstly, I would like to take this opportunity to
thank you for featuring my article in the SIA
newsletter. I cannot overemphasise my gratitude that
you have given me a channel to voice my conviction
that architecture can shape our society. The design
and concept of a building will be a constant remainder
to the people that we should not lose our values as we
progress.
The open-and-closed concept of the ‘pyramid library’
is designed to inculcate the value that knowledge is
worth gaining and once acquired, must be shared with
others. When selfishly hoarded, the learner will
stagnate. At the same time, the design should provoke
people to think and question life, thus forcing them
to search within their soul to harvest their potential
and stir their social conscious. Once Singaporeans
begins to care for the well-being of their fellowmen,
the nation will flourish.
Your’s truly,
Sunflower Chong
NB: Unfortunately The Pyramid Library article was not
published in the SIA magazine.
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