Klive Asia

Klive Asia KLIVE ASIA is made up of a team of highly experienced event specialists based in Singapore.

We have decades of experience planning and executing a wide range of events, local gallery fit-outs to conferences. As a team we have built an extraordinary portfolio of exhibitions, events, interiors and experiences for our clients which includes government, corporations and agencies.

11/10/2025

What happens when food, culture, and design come together?
At J.I.A.K 99, a brand-new F&B destination at the Singapore Flyer, we got to explore that question firsthand.

Klive Asia was thrilled to be part of this project , from concept and design to setup and ex*****on. Creating a space that celebrates Singapore’s hawker spirit through modern storytelling.

Instead of simply building a venue, our team wanted to design a feeling: the comfort of a shared meal, the sound of sizzling woks, and the warmth of nostalgia that comes with every bite. Every detail, from the lighting to the textures, was crafted to honour local flavours and stories, while presenting them in a fresh, immersive way.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the journey, the teamwork, and the passion that brought J.I.A.K 99 to life.

04/10/2025

On 18 September 2025, Town Square @ Potong Pasir buzzed with energy as jobseekers connected with employers, explored over 1,500 job openings, and tried out innovative tools like the AI Interviewer and AI Resume Builder.

Klive Asia was proud to help bring this meaningful event to life — from design and setup to on-the-ground management.

A big thank you to everyone who came down, from employers to jobseekers, and to our partners for making this event such a success.

💜 Behind the Scenes of Alzheimer’s Action Day 2025 💜Before the event began, our Klive Asia team worked to transform an e...
22/09/2025

💜 Behind the Scenes of Alzheimer’s Action Day 2025 💜

Before the event began, our Klive Asia team worked to transform an empty space into a meaningful setting — with staging, lighting, and design details that carried both function and heart.

It’s a reminder that design isn’t just about how things look, but how they make people feel and in this case, how it can support awareness, care, and community.

These are the unseen moments where creativity meets purpose, and where a blank space is transformed into a platform for action and hope.

The Klive Asia team had the privilege of experiencing the Singapore Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka. As Singapore celebra...
14/09/2025

The Klive Asia team had the privilege of experiencing the Singapore Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka. As Singapore celebrates SG60, this pavilion wasn’t just another showcase; it was a moment of reflection.
From its shimmering 17,000 Dream Discs to its lush greenery and immersive storytelling, the pavilion beautifully captured our nation’s journey as a City in Nature. More than that, it invited us to look beyond SG60, to imagine the Singapore of tomorrow.

The pavilion experience unfolds with a beautiful spatial narrative:

Embraced by Nature: Visitors are welcomed by lush planting and layered landscapes within the Dream Scape, natural textures, and greenery that reflect Singapore’s “City in Nature” vision. It sets a calm, grounded tone.

Stories of Innovation & Collective Aspirations: Inside, immersive and participatory exhibits highlight how Singapore transforms dreams into action through creativity, design, culture, and ingenuity. The Dream Discs facade, art installations, and creative collaborations showcase collective aspirations, imagination, and purpose.

Looking Ahead Beyond SG60: Rather than purely showcasing past achievements, the pavilion engages with what lies ahead. It invites visitors to contribute dreams, imagine futures, and reflect on what sustainability, community, and innovation will mean in the coming decades.

As designers of exhibitions and immersive experiences, we return with renewed purpose: to build spaces that feel authentic, evocative, and inclusive spaces where visitors aren’t just observing, but participating and feeling seen.

As Singapore marks SG60, The Dream Sphere isn’t just about celebration.

It’s a call to action: how will we shape our next chapter? How will our designs carry forward identity, community, and care for nature?

What do you think best defines Singapore’s design identity on the global stage?

We’re thrilled to share that some of our design work for STEM Fiesta 2025 at Science Centre Singapore has been featured ...
14/08/2025

We’re thrilled to share that some of our design work for STEM Fiesta 2025 at Science Centre Singapore has been featured in The Straits Times!

As part of our role in design, build, and event management, we worked closely with the Science Centre team to bring interactive and immersive STEM experiences to life and it’s amazing to see them highlighted alongside other incredible innovations in the article.

Check out the article here: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/urban-farming-robots-and-ai-exhibitions-public-invited-to-share-ideas-for-new-science-centre

🔧✨ Behind the Magic: Where Tape, Sweat & Ideas Come to LifeBefore the cameras roll and the crowds pour in, there’s a dif...
31/07/2025

🔧✨ Behind the Magic: Where Tape, Sweat & Ideas Come to Life

Before the cameras roll and the crowds pour in, there’s a different kind of action happening — the real show behind the show.

🎨 Think: sketches turned into steel, measurements turned into magic, and chaos organized with walkie-talkies, cable ties, and coffee (lots of it).

Our exhibition designers and ops team are the quiet storm — laying the groundwork for unforgettable experiences, one truss and touchpoint at a time. From last-minute tweaks to bold creative builds, they bring the wow before the spotlight even hits.

This is how dreams are measured in millimeters.
This is what it means to bring ideas to life — and we do it all the time.

👀 Curious how we make immersive happen? Drop us a DM or reach out — we’d love to build your next big idea.

After Germany’s digital forest of sustainability, we step into something more timeless — a space where philosophy, craft...
30/07/2025

After Germany’s digital forest of sustainability, we step into something more timeless — a space where philosophy, craft, and innovation quietly converge. Welcome to the China Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka.

Named “Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind”, the pavilion isn’t just about showcasing technology or scale — it’s about evoking presence. Inspired by the gentle flow of classical Chinese gardens, this pavilion leans into symbolic storytelling, drawing visitors into an immersive narrative of harmony, transformation, and global dialogue.

A Living Ideogram
The pavilion’s form echoes the Chinese character “人” (ren) — human. Bamboo-inspired columns stretch skyward, blending structure with symbolism. Visitors move through the space like brushstrokes on a scroll — guided by sound, light, and atmosphere rather than spectacle.

Inside, the narrative expands. Biotech, aerospace, AI, and sustainability are all present — but not as isolated displays. They’re part of a larger cultural framework, reminding us that progress is most meaningful when it uplifts people and planet alike.

What makes the China Pavilion memorable isn’t scale or budget — it’s emotional design. Every texture, turn, and transition is intentional, creating a contemplative rhythm that draws visitors into a deeper understanding of China's creative ethos. From the winding paths to the curated sounds and interactive installations, every detail reaffirms and acts as a dialogue — a message to the world rendered in wood, light, sound, and silence.

Expo pavilions like this remind us that space is more than function — it’s metaphor. China’s pavilion asks us:

- Can a building whisper?
- Can experience design embody values without speaking them?
- Can architecture make you feel something deeper than awe?
- Can design be a soft echo of a nation's identity?

Up next: Which country do you think is pushing the boundaries of storytelling at Expo 2025? Drop your thoughts below or stay tuned for Part 3.

Taking time to step away from the desk can be one of the best things we do for creative work. This April, our Klive Asia...
11/07/2025

Taking time to step away from the desk can be one of the best things we do for creative work. This April, our Klive Asia creative team embarked on a design discovery trip — not for a client brief, but to refresh our perspective and expand the way we think about space, storytelling, and innovation.

With the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives”, this year’s Expo gathers over 150 countries and organizations to explore what a better future could look like — socially, environmentally, and technologically. Held on the man-made Yumeshima Island, the Expo site is shaped like a circular loop, known as the Grand Ring, which encourages discovery, reflection, and connection through design.

As a team that thrives on crafting experiences through exhibitions and live events, this was our playground.

🔍 What We Came to Explore

This wasn’t a typical benchmarking trip. We came with three key goals:

To understand how the world is telling stories spatially — through architecture, interaction, and immersion.
To observe how emotional resonance is built into physical environments, especially with themes like sustainability, accessibility, and cultural storytelling.
To bring back insights that will help us serve our clients more meaningfully — with smarter concepts, bolder creativity, and more thoughtful narratives.

💡 First Impressions: The Expo as a Living Design Ecosystem

Expo 2025 didn’t feel like an event — it felt like a prototype city for the future.

Some pavilions soared with kinetic architecture and digital spectacle. Others invited slow contemplation with soft textures, warm acoustics, and curated scents. But together, they formed a rhythm — of surprise, thoughtfulness, and a collective push toward progress.

Sustainability was not just a feature — it was an underlying principle. And one pavilion captured this beautifully.

🇩🇪 Germany Pavilion: “WA!” — Harmony in Action

Titled “WA!” — the Japanese word for harmony — the Germany Pavilion is a stunning example of circular design, built not just to impress, but to regenerate.

Designed by LAVA (Laboratory for Visionary Architecture), the pavilion is structured as a spiral of seven timber rings, forming an upward path of discovery. Each level highlights a key theme — from clean energy to circular living — tied to the message that future societies must live in balance with nature.

Here’s what stood out to us:

✔️ Built to Breathe: The architecture uses renewable and biodegradable materials — including glulam timber, hempcrete, bamboo, and even mycelium. The building integrates 21 real trees, bioswales for stormwater management, and passive cooling techniques that reduce the need for air conditioning. It feels alive — and it is.

✔️ Experience Before Explanation: Instead of relying on panels or displays, the pavilion is a tactile journey. Visitors grow digital trees, activate audio cues with RFID tokens, and make hands-on sustainability choices in real time — using physical interaction to drive emotional connection.

✔️ Circular at Every Level: From design to disassembly, the pavilion is a closed loop. Every element has a life after the Expo — either biodegradable, recyclable, or reusable. It’s architecture with a conscience, and a roadmap for future-proofed experience design.

Bonus delight? 🟢 The mascot “Circular”, a kawaii-style audio guide, helps visitors navigate the space in Japanese, English, and German. More than a cute face, it personalizes learning and makes dense ideas more accessible.

🚀 What’s Next in the Series

In future posts, we’ll share more insights from standout pavilions.

We’ll also reflect on how these encounters are influencing the way we design exhibitions, events, and spaces with deeper meaning back home.

Until then — we’d love to hear from you:

🔁 What space or experience has changed the way you think about design?

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments

Follow Klive Asia for Part 2 of our Expo series

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09/07/2025

Something’s simmering.
And it’s not just food.

Food meets story.
Atmosphere meets attitude.
A brand-new F&B experience is almost ready to make its mark — bold in design, rich in concept, and built to spark more than just your appetite.

We can’t spill all the beans just yet, but Klive Asia has been hard at work cooking up a space where food, story, and heritage come together in all the right ways and we can’t wait to serve it to you soon.

Stay tuned. The table’s almost set. 🍴

Tag your foodie friend who needs to see this 👇🏻🫶🏻

12/06/2025

At Klive Asia, we believe that design has the power to shape meaningful journeys — not just physical spaces, but the experiences that happen within them. That’s why we’re proud to have partnered with e2i, Employment & Employability Institute on the Nee Soon Career Marketplace 2025, an event that empowers individuals to navigate their unique career paths with confidence and clarity.From ideation to ex*****on, our team curated the spatial experience and creative storytelling across the event’s three key zones — Career Launchpad, Insight Forum, and Opportunity Avenues. Each space was purposefully crafted to support participants whether they were just starting out, considering a career switch, or looking to grow in their current path. We designed the flow and environment to spark curiosity, encourage engagement, and make valuable resources feel accessible and inviting.Thankful to have played a part in helping job seekers and professionals take their next step, and we look forward to continuing to create experiences that make a real impact!

28/05/2025

Honouring Young Designers Who Think Boldly and Design Bravely

The Design and Technology (D&T) Awards, organised by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in conjunction with the National Institute of Education (NIE) and the Design and Technology Educators Society (DTES), is an annual celebration of student innovation. These awards shine a spotlight on students who demonstrate outstanding design thinking, creative problem-solving, and a deep understanding of user-centered innovation.

This year’s award-winning projects were proudly showcased at MOE headquarters, where each team presented their inventions, thoughtful design solutions created to improve and enrich everyday life.

As the design partner for the exhibit, we brought these ideas to life through a spatial and visual narrative that celebrated:

The Creative Self – empowering students to express their identities and perspectives through design
Expanding Horizons – encouraging curiosity, exploration, and relevance beyond the classroom
Adaptation & Aesthetics – blending form and function through sustainable materials and modular layouts
Innovation and Invention – highlighting practical ideas with real-world impact

From the exhibit layout to the typography and material choices, every element was curated to enhance visibility, storytelling, and interaction — putting student ideas front and centre.

We are proud to have played a role in showcasing these brilliant minds and to support the next generation of design thinkers.

17/05/2025

A Proud Milestone in Singapore’s AI Journey and we were part of it!

Klive Asia is proud to have supported the inaugural National Olympiad in AI (NOAI) Singapore’s first national-level AI competition held during AI Research Week 2025.

Organised by AI Singapore in collaboration with Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and supported by the Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI), NOAI brought together 120 brilliant students from 20 schools to showcase their skills in Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, and Programming.

For us at Klive Asia, it was a privilege to bring this future-forward event to life, from event support to capturing the energy and passion of Singapore’s next-gen AI talent.

Huge congratulations to all participants, winners, educators, and partners — and thank you for making NOAI 2025 such a meaningful milestone. The future is here, and it’s powered by imagination, code, and collaboration.

Photos credited to AI Singapore — thank you for capturing these amazing moments!

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