We were absolutely delighted to host the students from SMK Saint Xavier for an immersive look into creative education! The students got a firsthand look at our vibrant campus life, exploring our Final Year Students' Showcase and engaging with incredible student artworks.
True architecture respects history. Our students recently participated in a Conservation Architect workshop, where they focused on the discipline of measured drawing. Conducted by Ar. Ooi Bok Kim & Ms Loo Yee Pei (which is also Equator’s alumni) from B K Ooi Architect, this workshop enable Equator students to learn the processes and methods used in real-life conservation practice.
Our Fashion Technology students traded their sewing machines for looms as they took part in a field trip to ACS Stepping Stone Work Centre. Through a day of hands-on learning, Equator students mastered Batik wax-drawing and explored the intricate world of handwoven fabrics. By understanding how cloth is created from scratch, our future designers are learning to appreciate the true value of every thread.
Our Graphic Design students recently dived into the underground world of print and visual art at the SubCulture group exhibition. Organized by the creative collective CultPrint, the showcase provided a raw look at contemporary design trends, experimental typography, and alternative print media. This visit offered our students a fresh perspective on how subcultures influence mainstream design and encouraged them to push the boundaries of their own creative projects.
A huge highlight of our March 2026 Open Day was seeing our students in action! Visitors had the chance to learn about our programmes firsthand by mingling with both lecturers and students. Our talented student creators even showcased and sold their own unique merchandise! These meaningful interactions gave visitors a true taste of the Equator lifestyle: creative, professional, and driven.
Heritage meets creativity in our latest student illustration competition. To prepare for the challenge, students conducted an in-depth site inspection of the historic Yeoh Kongsi, documenting every intricate detail from its ornate interior carvings to its majestic exterior silhouette. This immersive study served as the foundation for their entries, as students were tasked with capturing the essence of the Kongsi and reinterpreting its architectural beauty through their own unique artistic lenses.
Equator College was honored to welcome back Professor Phil Cleaver from Middlesex University London for an inspiring guest lecture. Students engaged in a meaningful dialogue about the power of layout, typography, and cultural expression. We thank Prof. Phil and Middlesex University London for their continued partnership in nurturing the next generation of creative thinkers at Equator.
A heritage building is a living testament to history, holding within its walls a thousand untold stories. To better understand the complexities of architectural preservation, our Built Environment students participated in a Heritage Conservation Study Tour. By engaging with these historic sites in person, students gained a firsthand understanding of the technical and ethical importance of preserving our cultural heritage while also bridging the gap between modern design and the preservation of our shared architectural identity.
The vibrant world of Peranakan art is more than just color and pattern; it is a meticulous language of design where every element carries a specific meaning. Our students stepped beyond the classroom to study the technical precision and cultural logic behind traditional Peranakan outfits and artifacts. By analyzing the "why" behind the intricate choices made by master artisans, students gained a deeper appreciation for how heritage informs modern creative identity.
Ready to begin your creative journey? Enquire now for our January, May, or September intake and discover the right art and design programme for you.