Sun House

Sun House is a project which demonstrates how architecture immerses itself into nature. Situated onto an irregular landscape, the building took on the design of an L shape. With the project designed in this manner, this allowed the building to make use of the vast green landscape surrounding the house making the focal point the pond and the luscious greenery. We were able to create an open courtyard which was private but still with a feeling of openness with good views and airflow. The use of ponds and a pool act as cooling elements for the building.

Swettenham Road

A 2-storey house with basement and a central water courtyard. This central space creates the main focal point for the outdoor loving family. The house was completed in early 2014.

A 2-storey house with basement and the central water courtyard concept that forms the main interaction space of the family. The house was completed in early 2014.

Jalan Sampurna House

House was completed in 2015.

Tangga House

Another contemporary interpretation of a traditional courtyard house. Here the double height stair and entry area looks over the courtyard to the verandah and roof gardens beyond.

Dalvey Road

A large extended family house on a difficult sloping triangular site. Completed 2012.

Cluny House

The house is laid out around a central water court that forms the focal point of the project. Lushly planted roof gardens surround this and add to the effect that nature is evident in every part of the house.

This project also demonstrates how technology, planning and design can be applied sensitively to generate a comfortable, luxurious, yet sustainable family home.

Our main endeavour was to create a residence with seamless integration of the surrounding nature and therefore water had to play a key role in achieving that.

This project was awarded an ‘Honourable Mention’ in the 2010 Singapore Institute of Architects Design awards.

Willow House

Contemporary tropical courtyard house. Completed in 2012

UNIVERSITY ROAD HOUSE

A family-orientated and human-scale dwelling set in lush landscaping, this L-shaped house is designed to maintain the privacy of its occupants, while achieving an openness in the large garden courtyard. This was a perfect cohesion with the client’s love for organizing events & entertaining guests. We created a smooth transition from living spaces to nature, and vice versa.

JERSEY UK – LOGIE POINT

Two houses on a stunning headland site. We tried to blend the houses into the surrounding landscape, allowing the landscape to flow over parts of the house. Photovoltaic cells were also fully integrated into the roofs and air source heat pumps provide low energy heating.

This project was awarded the Jersey Design Awards 2019 For the Best large-scale development (residential or other) in UK

FISH HOUSE

This environmentally friendly seafront house embraces Singapore’s tropical climate by creating an open, breezy space, giving residents views from every room to the ocean as well as into the garden with its large swimming pool.

This project was also awarded the Singapore Institute of Architects Design Award in 2010.