Competition

"Equator welcomed brilliant artistic success at the Yeoh Kongsi competition! We are incredibly proud to witness our student cohorts sweep the top spots, showcasing exceptional creativity and technical skill.

Huge congratulations to Magalatchumi a/p Subramanian (Champion), Ng Yu Fei (1st Runner-Up), Teh Hui Yu (2nd Runner-Up), and our consolation prize recipients, Ginger Tan, Darren Tan, and Wong Kai Sien. A sincere thank you to Yeoh Kongsi for hosting this meaningful event and empowering our students with an outstanding platform to shine."

A valuable and inspiring sharing session as our Interior Design and Architecture students prepare for the upcoming AYDA October 2026 Competition. Special thanks to Ms Audrey for arranging the AYDA PIC to visit and conduct the briefing session for our students. Your support and effort are truly appreciated.

Equator College continues to nurture award-winning talent! Discover how our Fashion Technology alumni and students stood out at the national My Footwear Design Competition (MyFDC 2026), featuring 1st Prize winner Chew Jeff Yeong and our brilliant finalists, Darshanaa and Joanne (Ng Wei).

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.

The “Time Tunnel Museum” Interior Design Competition Project Presentation featured students’ creative concepts for immersive exhibition spaces. The session showcased their design thinking, innovation, and presentation skills.

The AYDA Briefing introduced students to the competition details, including themes and submission requirements. The session encouraged creative exploration and participation in the AYDA Awards.

The HONOR Talents Global Design Awards Briefing introduced students to the competition guidelines and design challenges. The session encouraged participants to explore innovative ideas and prepare their submissions for a global audience.

Equator College to hosted a small briefing for the excitement of YIIDEC event 2025 - The Young Innovative Interior and Architect Design Challenge.

Moving beyond everyday class assignments, our students joined the briefing to unpack the rules, judging criteria, and structural goals of this year's competition. It was an inspiring session that left our students eager to turn their abstract concepts into striking, physical, three-dimensional realities.