We’re one week away from the year 2019 – it’s time to reflect on the year 2018. We have rounded up our 10 most-read residential projects in 2018.
Landed homes, apartments, show units and an experimental housing unit – our contemporary lives take place inside spaces of all shapes and sizes.
Let the countdown begin!
#10
The House in Watten Estates by ipLi Architects
Can high performance and emotion combine in residential design? ip:li Architects show it’s possible by opening up the heart of a multi-generational home.
#09
The Brick House by RT+Q Architects
Brick represents stability. But can it also channel porosity and lightness? The versatility and charm of brick is showcased in a house in Singapore designed by RT+Q Architects for a multigenerational family.
#08
Duo Show Unit by Gabriel Tan
Gabriel Tan’s penchant for details results in a highly textural show unit for DUO Residences.
#07
Monomer House 1 by A D Lab
A D Lab humanises ‘buildability’. Monomer House 1, developed using a system from light-gauge steel-manufacturer Lightrus, is currently on display at the National Design Centre’s rear court.
#06
Glass Block House by Produce and TA LE Architects
Glass blocks were used to poetic effect in this Singaporean home, achieving lyrical interest and dynamism as well as abundant natural light within.
#05
Kembangan House by Timur Designs
An exposed corner site in Kembangan provided an opportunity for Timur Designs to further its exploration of the tropical Asian house with an inward-focused semi-detached home.
#04
Corten Steel House by Edmund Ng
It’s interwoven with nature and forgoes polish in favour of the marks of time and craft. This house in Singapore by Edmund Ng Architects perfectly embraces the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi.
#03
The House Behind by Farm Architects
At The House Behind, Farm breathes new life into a humble semi-detached home with a new insertion and ingenious alterations.
#02
The Morgan Penthouse by Brewin Design Office
In a penthouse abutting Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak, Brewin Design Office ensures that the luxury of light, nature and space is felt at every turn.
#01
The House on Mount Faber by HYLA Architects
A semi-detached house in Singapore by HYLA Architects offers a rich experience through a series of cascading courtyards.
