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About us
Salad Dressing was founded in 2002 as a landscape architecture studio. Based in Singapore, the studio leads a practice that leverages on the flux of humanity during this post-Anthropocene transition. It is inspired by contemporary culture that is defined by information technology, genomic science and cosmic explorations. By magnifying humankind’s original limited ability through machines, the studio challenges a change in bio-ethnics.
The current age of Super Decoding - signifies a chapter that closes specialisation and removal of the borders that we formed. We embrace thetransformation towards a seamless world when society, economy, technology and scientific progress, all dancing in tandem.
Salad Dressing today works on designs of all scales, sizes and explores beyond conventional landscape design. We work closely with experts and professionals of various domains to curate and conceptualise ideas into reality. With a focus on Rewilding Strategies, Experiential Curation and Digital Umwelt.
In 2022, Salad Dressing launched limau.life a research and design studio collaboration with Singapore based architect Quentin Sim. The studio focuses on research and design exploring the interplay between the physical and virtual environments by seamlessly bridging architecture, experience design, landscape and art.
our management
Chang Huai-Yan
Founder
Chang Huai-yan is the founder of Salad Dressing, an award-winning design studio based in Singapore. He leads a practice that leverages on the flux of humanity during this post-Anthropocene transition.
Huai-yan is inspired by contemporary culture that is defined by information technology, genomic science and cosmic explorations. Through magnifying human’s original limited cognitive ability through machines, the studio challenges a change in bio-ethnics.
Goh Yu Han
Director
Goh Yu Han is the Director of Design at Salad Dressing. She is a Malaysian-born landscape architect with a background in Arts and has been associated with the practice since its inception.
Yu Han’s design philosophy is driven by her intrinsic interest in art history and eastern literature. As a polymath, she inhabits the definition of a generalist and flirts with concepts of a post humanist driven ecology through her work. She believes that any inequality in this period of time will be the main value change - from slavery, to the fight against sexism, to the current ecological struggle against speciesism.