A stacked form that lets light flood inside
This tranquil house in Singapore by The Design Abode makes the most of the outdoors with a staggered layout and utilitarian aesthetic.
This tranquil house in Singapore by The Design Abode makes the most of the outdoors with a staggered layout and utilitarian aesthetic.
A Singaporean family enjoys the outdoors via a miniature Japanese garden and green pockets on every floor of their residence.
This Humid House brings together a motley crew of lateral thinkers and creatives, where time is an omnipresent factor.
A tribute to a love of nature, The Healing Garden at the Heide Museum of Modern Art, designed by landscape architecture studio Openwork is now open.
Designed by Cox Architecture’s Joe Agius, the Courtyard House pulls influences from Moroccan Riad techniques and Italian characteristics to form as one.
Creating a home with cooling indoor-outdoor flow is essential in Singapore’s hot, humid climes, as is a lush garden oasis to recline in.
K House by Norm Architects and Aim Architecture balance contemporary and vernacular influences for a contemporary vision of resort luxury in Sri Lanka.
Say goodbye to Buddha statues and bamboo screens, the new wave of Asian-inspired gardens are far more nuanced.
Asian or Oriental style is a design trend that has become increasingly popular in recent years. As the world becomes more cluttered and overcrowded, the creation of minimalistic, stylish and harmonious landscapes becomes more important to people as a way to escape the hustle and bustle.
An un-used inner-city back yard is reinvented as a Garden room, finding a functional partnership with the house. In this renovation of a late Victorian home, by Welsh+Major, we see the potential for under-utilsed space fully realised in the form of a green sanctuary. Words by Tess Ritchie.
The owners of this house came to architect, Kitchai Jitkhajornwanich, saying: “We’ve bought an old house and need to re-program it to fit our lives.” Tonkao Panin reveals what happened next.