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Singapore base architect, Ministry of Design, design the Lien Residence in unique shape of a zig zag form. This single storey bungalow-type building allow to capture the natural light from the small courtyard that are sheltered from the weather. Internal corridors serve as breezeways between air-conditioned and naturally cooled areas. Slightly lofted over the ground, each of the building’s three Miesian inspired wings house an entertainment zone, a family zone and a private master zone. One more interesting feature of the house is a diagonally-patterned planted roof. Viewed from the vicinity’s taller structures, the building’s roofscape provides the final design touch – where diagonally arranged planting strips echo the unique twisted form of the House Around a Tree.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 at 4:26 am and is filed under Residence House Design. Tags: bungalow, corridors, entertainment zone, family zone, green roof house, house with planted roof, house with rooftop garden, Lien Residence, master zone, Miesian form, ministry of design, one storey bungalow, planted roof, Singapore, singapore house, small courtyard, zig zag form house
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