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Project • By DOTMINIMAL • Apartments

The Subtle POP

A humble trio, the clients are a family consisting of a husband, wife and their daughter. As per convention, the ‘ask’ was for maximum storage with functional space planning. The design elements were to be kept suitable for the habitable Indian context with less maintenance. As simple as the brief seemed, it proved a challenge to cater to all three differing design tastes. Understanding these differences, the design brings it all together as a home for a family with peculiar elements kept bespoke for each individual. Dotminimal, PC: Arjun Krishna Dotminimal, PC: Arjun Krishna The mood board is subtle and clutter-free, leaning onto earthy tones as a base, with each space having one pop highlight that allows for a subtl... More

Project • By Studio Metanoia • Apartments

Sculpted Tranquility

Studio Metanoia's Design Alchemy: Crafting Harmony in a Singaporean Duplex – A Minimalist Tapestry of Richness, Warmth, and Styling  In a space where every detail whispers of intention and care, Studio Metanoia has crafted a home with a narrative told through design, texture, and light. A place where the boundaries between architecture and emotion blur, inviting those who enter to experience a deep sense of belonging and quiet wonder. Studio Periphery Studio Periphery The homeowners, a vibrant young couple with an unyielding passion for adventure and connection, sought a home that would reflect both their roots and their journeys. They envisioned a space that could embrace the fluidity of their ever-evolving lives, o... More

Project • By Etsi Architects • Private Houses

Inside Out House

On a South West facing lot with little vegetation and a dry and barren environment, the house seeks a balance between privacy and a relationship with the exterior space. Persistent and easy-maintenance materials are used from the start, understanding the environment and the user's requirements. Julia Kilma Julia Kilma Julia Kilma Julia Kilma Julia Kilma Julia Kilma The design of this 120 sq. metre house was based on an isosceles cross, on which the main spaces, the open plan kitchen, the dining room, the two bedrooms, the bathroom and the storage room are articulated. The entrance is made from the side of the open-plan kitchen-dining area, which is located on one side of the cross. The two large openings of th... More