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Description from Aamer Architects for Queen Astrid House:
Marrying culture and tradition with the design conscience is almost always a pre-condition in the Asian context. Perhaps the most crucial aspect is to forms a synergy that merges and meld seamlessly that both compliment each other – a synergy that is delicate and subtle, yet clear and distinctive.

The brief was to design an 18,000 square feet home for a 3-generation family. To be located on a steep terrain off Queen Astrid Park, this home is to fulfill all the fengshui requirement of the family dwelling-from site and location right down to hues and materials. The result is a stepped development, with spaces and forms guided by fengshui and strategically placed on varying terraces, linked by interlocking bridges, airy courtyards and soft waterscapes.

Architects: Aamer Architects
Location: Singapore

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This entry was posted on Saturday, September 25th, 2010 at 3:07 am and is filed under Nature House Design. Tags: 20 D Queen Astrid House, Aamer Architects, airy courtyards, asian context house, asian house, facade garden, feng shui home, Feng-Shui and traditional space, house base fengshui, interlocking bridges, queen astrid house, queen astrid park, singapore house, soft waterspace
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