The Through residence uses this position to set up a distant dialogue between the 2 green spaces. In front, a U-shaped balcony cantilevers out above street level to channel the park into the interior where raintree canopies frame an intimate study.
For this 1,012 sq ft HDB apartment, the challenge was to introduce industrial elements while retaining a polished look. Some of the elements incorporated were white brick walls, cement screed surfaces, a magnetic wall at the kitchen entrance for art and messages, and well-appointed lighting and furniture.
To express the raw, industrial interior design concept, the Moonstone Lane apartment sports a textured palette of copper, red brick walls, cast concrete and jet-black steel. An unconventional abode, this studio apartment is one that indeed satisfies the owner’s aspirations for a unique home.
A series of cascading courts between the house and the party wall forms the basis by which this semi-detached house is organized. From the outside one is scarcely able to see these courtyards due to the screening and deep shadows. The courtyards are covered with a glass roof and timber pergola, which makes them pretty much all weather spaces.
This vacation home situated in Jean Nouvel’s Le Nouvel Ardmore condominium was designed with the goal to immerse the owner in a holiday mood.
Reclining within an exclusive node in western Singapore, Faber house looks perfectly suited to its lavish milieu – at home amongst the quaint bungalows in this cozy enclave. This bespoke residence was designed to fulfill the specific needs of the client, where their two foremost considerations were family and friends.
Courtyard Residence is a family home designed by Ming Architects, a Singapore based design architect firm. From the architect: A 7m high double volume courtyard is the heart of this multi-generational family home. Spanning across this dramatic architectural space, a slim suspended bridge connects the front and rear wings of the house, which the parents and their
Project: Oasia Hotel Downtown Architects: WOHA Design Team: Wong Mun Summ, Richard Hassell, Donovan Soon, Ang Chow Hwee, Dennis Kwek, Bernard Lee, Evelyn Ng, Christina Ong, Larissa Tan, Chen Shunann Location: Singapore Area: 19416.0 sqm Photography: K. Kopter (aerial photos), Patrick Bingham-Hall Oasia Hotel Downtown, designed by WOHA, sets out to create an alternative imagery
Designed by Hier Architects, this contemporary semi-detached home in Singapore takes on a modern and more contemporary design approach with a more open design incorporated as its core design element.Â
