Lee Si Qi

About

Si Qi is a designer who embraces challenges with curiosity and persistence, seeing every obstacle as an opportunity to grow.

Guided by a belief that learning never stops, she constantly refines her craft, staying adaptable and resilient in shifting design landscapes.

Si Qi's work is defined by thoughtful colour choices, precise detailing and a commitment to meaningful experiences. At the core of her process is a people-first mindset—ensuring every design is purposeful, emotionally resonant and grounded in real human needs.

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Lineforge

At the edges of Singapore lies the City of the Disgruntled, a fragmented settlement rising from Semakau Island. Here, people who feel overlooked or dissatisfied with their former lives arrive seeking a new sense of existence.

Seong Mu, a former pavement marker tired of enforcing order, operates a sign-making factory that secretly functions as a brainwashing facility in the City of the Disgruntled.

People pass through staged conditioning zones before being sent to produce propaganda posters shaped by implanted beliefs. The building’s programme is woven with pipe-like walkways that act as both circulation and surveillance routes.

Its form, composed like a meticulous photo-collage of surrounding structures, lets Seong Mu observe the factory’s operations and the restless city he seeks to disrupt.