TRADITIONAL TERRACE HOUSE DESIGN TRANSFORMED INTO A MODERN MINIMALIST LIVING SPACE TO REFLECT SINGAPORE TREND

Adi Hidayat

What's old is new once more, and taking this saying to heart, worldwide building design firm Ong&Ong changed a conventional patio home in Singapore into a cutting edge moderate living space – however not to the detriment of the structure's noteworthy character. A large portion of this urban home's unique components were safeguarded,

TRADITIONAL TERRACE HOUSE DESIGN TRANSFORMED INTO A MODERN MINIMALIST LIVING SPACE TO REFLECT SINGAPORE TREND

which makes a pleasant differentiation to the new, ultra-current highlights. The primary carpet kitchen and feasting territory are found right in the passageway of the home, making a perfect format for mingling and amusing. This warm welcome welcomes you to investigate the home further, driving you through white, brilliant and open-idea insides.

A lot of collapsing entryways and covered windows open to the outside diverting ranges and porch, smearing the limit in the middle of inside and out. The jack rooftop highlights clerestory windows that further surge the home with common light. Furthermore, driving you up toward that light, a steel-sheet staircase swings from a roof bar, including a design interest and a fun loving air.

The home was expected as a rentable house, and in this way completed in a clean, contemporary and nonpartisan palette to engage the masses. The piece de resistance of the home (or, no less than one of them) is the rooftop top space driving out to the housetop patio nursery and porch, giving a breathtaking private perspective of the encompassing city.