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Singapore’s public housing is unlike any other – an ambitious state-driven system that turned a city of slums into a nation of homeowners. Nearly 80% of Singapore’s 5.9 million residents live in flats built by the Housing & Development Board (HDB), and homeownership rates hover around 90%. Far from the dilapidated image that “public housing” …
Singapore is a small island in Southeast Asia with a rich and diverse architectural heritage. The architecture of Singapore reflects the influences and styles from different places and periods, ranging from traditional Malay houses to modern skyscrapers. The colonial period, from the 19th century to World War II, saw the introduction of European Neoclassical, Gothic, …
In most typical residential developments the living spaces face central communal areas.
This house sits on high ground, and the rear of the site has wonderful views overlooking the greener and more affluent residential addresses in Singapore.
Hidden away from the road, the site is surrounded by a verdant screen of mature trees from adjacent properties
The owners wanted a spacious, contemporary house that would be as open as possible but without compromising security and privacy at the same time.
The Learning hub was completed in March of 2015, is part of a £360 million scheme by Nanyang Technological University and is the first redevelopment of its campus in twenty years.
Soaring at 50-storeys, The Pinnacle @ Duxton redefines high-rise high-density living ….
