Modern JKC1 House by ONG&ONG
Architects: ONG&ONG
Location: Bukit Timah, Singapore
Year: 2011
Area: 1997.5 sqft
Photo courtesy: Derek Swalwell
Description:
This is one of three ‘great class cabin’ plots cut from a bigger plot created by the Keck Seng Group. The house sits on a slight slope and ignores a pool in the front yard, taking after the feng shui conviction of adjusting the “mountain” and “water” components.
The main floor’s living and feasting territory is a boundless and persistent space giving an unhampered perspective of the pool and front grass. The liberally proportioned kitchen with clothing zone is situated to the back of the house together with the carport.
A brought together, blend staircase leads up beyond all detectable inhibitions yard straightforwardly over the kitchen. To one side, is the expert suite with room, stroll in closet and lavatory, while the kids’ rooms and bordering den involve the inverse side. In the center, a multi-reason family zone takes up the front segment, while the side. In the center, a multi-reason family zone takes up the front segment, while the back zone houses an extra room. From the patio, a winding staircase rises onto the porch that can serve as a BBQ or stimulation zone where visitors can take in the excellent perspectives of the encompassing greenery.
Liberal utilization of space is the thing that recognizes this house from others, making it an appreciated alleviation from Singapore’s high-thickness urban environment.
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