Modern Tropical Asian House | Zig Zag House | Singapore | Ministry Of Design

Returning to the romance of the single storey bungalow house, this house acquires its unique form via a series of formal maneuvers around a mature tree located on its long and triangulated sliver of land.

Tropically acclimated to the region, the building's twisting form creates "in-between" spaces which provide shelter from nature's harsh elements and simultaneously allow for cross ventilation and filtered light. Courtyards, captured by the turning of the twisted building form, bring light into the basement service areas. Internal corridors serve as breezeways between air-conditioned and naturally cooled areas. Slightly lofted over the ground, each of the building's three Miesian inspired wings house an entertainment zone, a family zone and a private master zone. Seen as a seamless singular form, the building reads as both sheltering building as well as abstracted sculpture. .........more

House In Sentosa Cove, Singapore | New Space Architectural and Urban Design

The unique residence connects a series of individual spaces each capturing a magnificent view of the sea through the use of alternate framing devices such as windows, vistas, terraces and balconies.
The living room at ground level is complemented by a swimming pool, reception and dining rooms. A lift serves an upper floor bedroom with a wide frontage, above which is a gymnasium. The house comprises two blocks linked by walkways and sky bridges.....more