The Oasis House by Asialand ID is a warm and inviting three-generational family home with spacious communal areas and beautiful outdoor spaces dedicated to relaxation.
In this renovation project by Futurground Design (formerly VWXY), Choong Wei Li has transformed a 35-year-old, single-storey semi-detached house in Kuala Lumpur into a villa for relaxation bliss.
By thoughtfully revitalising existing structures, this modern home by Create Architecture embraces nature and light as defining elements of tropical living.
Notion of W gave this semi-detached house a meaningful overhaul, adapting it for a family of six with expanded communal spaces such as a larger living area, and a family-friendly attic.
This terrace house in Australia channels the story of a home through decades of ownership by the same client.
See how AP Concept restored this decades-old landed family home with a modern kitchen facelift and other style updates.
Formwerkz Architects employs a medley of judicious manoeuvres to create a light-filled, interactive terrace house filled with the pleasantries of plants.
In designing the Bridge House, Kister Architects marries the historical roots of the ‘70s house with a contemporary extension, bringing to life a modernist triumph.
An elegant material palette and a curated collection of objets d’art come together to elevate this family home designed by Metaphor Studio.
Embodying the idea of a tropical retreat, albeit in a “masculine” silhouette, 3 Ash House is a singular design for a particular client.
This two-storey semi-detached house by Asialand ID capitalises on the surrounding views while balancing shade, privacy and openness.
Home to a couple with two kids, four parrots and a dog, this terrace house had to be bright and open – a goal achieved through space planning.
Vipha House by Anonym Studio welcomes the presence of light and nature in architecture that is intentionally transparent.
This landed home has been designed around a close-knit family, with large and airy communal and private spaces that promote relaxation.
In this dwelling designed by ASOLIDPLAN, a central atrium connects a close-knit, multi-generational family.
In this New Delhi home, a dichotomy of styles blends together perfectly to pay homage to the client and a stellar collection of art.
Rather than rebuilding from scratch, akiHAUS Design Studio has improved the design of a terrace house, and made it a sensible and elegant family home.
Additions and alterations or A&A may not sound as exciting as building a new home from scratch, but they can earn more brownie points in sustainability.
Affectionately known as the Dual House, this 2-in-1 home is a sensitive response to the way a multigenerational family unit desires to live together under one roof.
The luxury of glamping in the South African savanna can be experienced every day in this charming corner terrace house.
Sailom House by Anonym brings three families under one roof, responding to their different hobbies with unique design elements, including a rock climbing wall.
This rooftop garden in Ho Chi Minh City doubles as an inner-city oasis in which its occupants can truly kick back and relax.
Clever design rejuvenates this semi-detached house in a densely populated area of Sydney’s east, giving residents plenty of natural light without sacrificing their privacy.
A simple, unadorned exterior to Palm Avenue in India belies the depth of thought that went into this multigenerational house by Architecture Discipline.
This Balinese-inspired family house takes the aesthetics of tropical homes, but with a fresh and modern update.
When it came time to design his very own family home, Norman Lim, partner at Asialand ID, started by reconstructing the estate to extend its floor area and enlarge the semi-detached house, transforming it into a nature-inspired sanctuary.
This posh, contemporary residential estate by Studio Lotus is a master stroke in architectural ingenuity and exquisite, yet homely interior design.
This modern contemporary family home by Black N White Haus is a cocoon of calm, with a light colour palette and practical yet stylish features to minimise clutter.
Here are the remarkable homes in Singapore that have made it to the LBDA 2019 Shortlist! See which ones will bag the coveted gold at our Gala Night on Thursday 5 December.
Here are the seven beautiful houses in Singapore that are in the running for the title of Outstanding Landed Home at LBDA 2019.
This four-bedder landed house in Singapore looks like it’s been transported from England.
With a rich palette of natural patterns and earthy colours, Dots N Tots Interior has given this home a look that will stand the test of time.
A terraced house in the Katong area enjoys influences from Singapore’s Peranakan and colonial heritage, befitting the owners’ mixed backgrounds.
Previously old and outdated, this decade-old semi-detached house now has an improved spatial layout and styling. Wynn Neo of I.D.I.D employed a contemporary palette of warm neutrals and classic embellishments to good effect.
The team of builders from Sunpeak Construction, architects from Tai Architects and interior designers from Studio IF (part of Formwerkz Architects) worked collaboratively to build a modern bungalow that fulfils Mr. Ng KS and his family’s needs.
ONG&ONG’s latest residential project in Singapore’s Fraser Hill estate places materials in their natural state amidst a curated nature.
Sustainability is more than just an environmental issue and this house in Vietnam shows how a home can be sustainable in more ways than one.
Clever space configuration and textural interest bring about an engaging aesthetic for this expansive family dwelling designed by M Atelier.
See how Gwen Tan and Berlin Lee embrace nature instead of shutting it out by way of an unconventional layout and remarkably open design.
Customised furniture and clever design ideas create discreet yet beautiful multifunctional spaces in this Taipei home.
In Australia, Philip Stejskal Architecture designs a house for a fly-in-fly-out worker to always feel at home.
The designers from The Interior Place worked interesting finishes and features into a modern-contemporary scheme, resulting in a luxurious family home with visual surprises throughout.
The dream of living in a spacious family home comes to fruition in this shophouse inspired property at Medway Drive, where an internal courtyard takes centrestage.
Matilda House by Templeton is intimately tied to place, sunk deep into the Australian bushland of the client’s childhood.
D’ Initial Concept designed a modern family home in calming, neutral hues that spell luxury.
This inter-terrace house in Singapore by Hyla Architects finds a balance between porosity and privacy.
The homeowners’ fondness of wood is translated into their multi-generational home’s modern oriental design by Json Er of Design of Schatz. Used for both functional and decorative purposes, the presence of wood bestows warmth and grandeur to highlight a luxurious style.
A semi-detached house in Singapore by HYLA Architects offers a rich experience through a series of cascading courtyards.