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See the In Ground Fountain at Namly House

See the In Ground Fountain at Namly House

In Habitus 27 we look at Namly House in Singapore by Chang Architects. Efficient in so many ways, here we take a peek at the in ground foot washer. Sweet isn’t it?

 

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Photography by Albert Lim

 

For the full story, see Habitus issue 27, on sale now

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