Singaporean Housing & Development Board makes space for creativity
A new campaign features three 90-second films which highlight how some of the best memories of home don't necessarily take place within the confines of four walls.
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This new campaign for the Housing & Development Board of Singapore features three 90-second films which highlight how some of the best memories of home don't necessarily take place within the confines of four walls.
Created by Wunderman Thompson Singapore, each film is seen through the eyes and voice of a public place built in the housing estate.
The three films are The Void Deck [above], which is a unique planned space in Singapore public housing which is a communal, open space built into each block. Different people from different walks of life use it in different ways, with Malay families using it for weddings and Chinese families using it for funerals where the families place the dead bodies for a few days so visitors can pay their last respects.
There is also The Linkway and The Fitness Corner [both below] and each of the films were directed by Cheong Heng Ho through Passion Pictures.