Custom Contemporary

Written by Jim the Realtor

September 12, 2011

Achieving space maximization and privacy were factored into this design, in view of the house’s close proximity to neighboring units. As a result, the internal spaces face inward into a multi-functional courtyard which acts as circulation pivot, light well and ventilation exhaust, while also serving as a visual focal point. Dense foliage also provides a natural means for additional privacy.

(They designed this for pool-jumpers, didn’t they?)

6 Comments

  1. Teri

    too antiseptic…looks non-home-y and uninviting

  2. Ray Ong

    I love it, though I would like to have a better idea of view outwards. Some concern about size of the yard. Where is it?

  3. NC

    Building codes in Singapore is really simple and minimum when compare to California. You can use acres of glazing and tons of air conditioning and there is no real seismic code.

  4. Waters End Renter

    wow. LOVE it !

  5. YetAnotherMike

    Very stylish, but I agree with #1.

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