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Singapore, Singapore
A project by: Silver+Ong Architecture

collapse  Type Residential - Single family residence

Location 55 Blair Road
      Singapore, 089955
      Singapore
Building status built in 2008

About
55 Blair Road is a renovation and restoration project of a traditional Singaporean shop house originally built in the Art Deco Style.
The house is literally organized into front and back of house. The front supports living and dining below with bedroom and office above.  The back contains kitchen below and support spaces above. The design hinges on ...
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55 Blair Road is a renovation and restoration project of a traditional Singaporean shop house originally built in the Art Deco Style.
The house is literally organized into front and back of house. The front supports living and dining below with bedroom and office above.  The back contains kitchen below and support spaces above. The design hinges on a somewhat surreal courtyard waterscape that is both serene and vibrant, bridging ideas of the traditional Chinese garden with modern landscape forms and materials.
The central courtyard space provides the principle visual focus, the water-cooled air, and the dappled light for the interior spaces.  The two interior spiral stairs provide this same function.  Like the courtyard tree they seem to grow organically without weight, the treads lightly wrapping the central support like a vine. Skylights adorn the stair shaft illuminating these elements and giving them additional sculptural prominence.
It must also be noted that the use of sliding partitions and “disappearing” facades effectively brings nature into the home.  In this way, the sense of living at an oasis and sleeping amongst the trees is achieved even within this dense residential condition.
While the overall planning is relatively simple, the masterful deployment of space, light, and materials produces an effect that approaches the sublime.