A unique design language in the Asia Pacific has unfurled. Habitus Living celebrates moments of architectural greatness across the region; be they residential projects, hotels, art galleries and installations, restaurants, retail spaces, bars or cafés.
In the Assembled House, Park + Associates’ ingenious response to challenging authority regulations results in an engaging, light-filled semi detached house defined by its circulation and layering of internal volumes.
K House by Norm Architects and Aim Architecture balance contemporary and vernacular influences for a contemporary vision of resort luxury in Sri Lanka.
Based on the principles of vastu shastra, Chavvi House is designed to accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative to bring good vibrations for a happy, prosperous life.
The design concept of this Yishun apartment transformed from having a modern industrial palette into a luxurious space with smart planning.
Every aspect of the Grange Garden Apartment – down to the furniture – has been crafted by multidisciplinary designer Gabriel Tan to prioritise light, storage and the occupants’ way of living.
In an exclusive partnership with W.Atelier, Vitra has opened a 400-sqm retail store at Tan Boon Liat Building. It is to be the first of many in Asia.
Alan Tay and Seetoh Kum Loon of Formwerkz designs Cloister House in Malaysia as a refreshingly modern take of the idioms of classical architecture.
To what extent can and should architecture mimic natural spaces and forms? H&P Architects have created a chain of interconnected spaces in this unusual brick house in Hanoi, where daily life is layered with glimpses of plants and the sky.
The home of Timo Wong and Priscilla Lui, co-founders of Studio Juju, is filled with their favourite things and a rather impressive collection of chairs.
In Kuala Lumpur, the Mantab Group workplace is a hospitality-driven design, where business and leisure come together in space of intentional mismatches.
Five Australian architects and designers are embracing the centuries-old traditional Japanese technique of Shou Sugi Ban.
Inspired by the original post-modern design aesthetic of the Conrad Centennial Singapore, Brewin Design Office breathes new life into the hotel’s public spaces.
Hidden House, an amply proportioned house designed by Produce and TA.LE Architects shows how luxury and restraint can find common ground in Singapore.
Incorporating ‘moveable interfaces’ and display systems into its design for HAY Tokyo, Schemata Architects has allowed the temporary store interior to move and grow as its needs change.