WHO ASG IS
Architects SG is a design practice focused on providing quality architectural services in design and project management.
We work closely with our clients to understand their needs and aspirations to develop architectural solutions that meet their requirements and expectations.

We aim to create bespoke solutions that are well thought out in terms of aesthetics, functional usage, maintainability and sustainability.

In our projects, we seek to serve our clients to the best of our ability and we treasure close working partnerships with our clients, consultants, authorities and builders.
ASG was founded by the partners Chionh Chye Luay and Siew Guan Hwa in 2009, who brought with them extensive experience in conservation works, residential projects, factories, dormitories, and master planning. Involved in the early Lift Upgrading Projects and Home Improvement Projects (G2A) initiated by HDB, ASG established expertise track record in public housing improvement works.

In 2018, the practice led the improvement works to the Singapore Conference Hall at 7 Shenton Way, improving ease of access and upgrading the main concert hall for the Singapore Chinese Orchestra. A diverse range of projects followed, including the upgrading of museums - Reflections at Bukit Chandu and Changi Chapel Museum - and the erection of a new Animal Quarantine Centre, solidifying ASG's expertise for adaptive reuse, asset enhancement and rejuvenation.

The next generation partners Adrian Lai and Joel Siew bring with them excellent experience in conservation, sustainability and design; and continued commitment to serve our clients and the public at large with the well considered and distinctive places spaces for Singapore and wherever we have the privilege to contribute to.
Practice
Designed with restraint, context, and long-term use in mind.
TEAM
Team work and a culture of conscientiousness bring expertise, experienced architectural mentorship and personal growth together as a way to practice architecture.

Ho Ai Ling

Tham Ying Kit
Pennie Kwan
Illiyas Bin Salamun
Ng Lye Ann
Julianita S.
Nardirah S.
Tharany Selvaraju
Nicholas Mok
Javan Poh

Chionh Chye Luay
Julius Siew
Adrian Lai
Joel Siew

Teo Lek Hong

PROCESS
A measured path from site reading to long-term use.