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Maximum Garden House located in Singapore and designed by Formwerkz Architects

Maximum Garden House located in Singapore and designed by Formwerkz Architects Architects: Formwerkz Architects Location: Singapore Year: 2010 Area: 3.767 ft²/ 350 m² Photo courtesy: Jeremy San Description: "One questions the sense of ‘landed-ness’ in a typically maxed-out envelope of a semi-detached typology. What is usually left over...

Origami House by Formwerkz Architects

Origami House by Formwerkz Architects Architects: Formwerkz Architects Location: Singapore Year: 2011 Photo courtesy: Formwerkz Architects Description: Adjusting the idea of Origami – the geometric collapsing of a bit of paper to diverse shapes and frames we endeavor to delineate the guardian kid relationship in the way their home...

Maximum Garden House by Formwerkz Architects

Maximum Garden House by Formwerkz Architects Architects: Formwerkz Architects Location: Singapore Year: 2010 Area: 3.760 sqft Photo courtesy: Jeremy San Description: The client needed a house where they could watch out for their 2 kids without the should be in the same space. Loos' Raumplan, by one means or...

The Diamond House by Formwerkz Architects

The Diamond House by Formwerkz Architects Architects: Formwerkz Architects Location: Singapore Photos: Albert Lim Description: The house along Cove Drive in Sentosa sits on a marginally decreased site that confronted a man-made lake. Constructed for a little family that incredibly value their protection, the house walks out...

The Park House by Formwerkz Architects

The Park House by Formwerkz Architects Architects: Formwerkz Architects Location: Singapore Year: 2011 Photos: Jeremy San Description: Sited in the northeastern corner of the Singapore, the 2-1/2 story house sits on an indented real estate parcel confronting a tremendous park alongside the . It is a house intended for...

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