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Vivid Apartment in Singapore Inspired by Pop Imagery, Street Art

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

This vivid apartment design in Singapore was inspired by street art and pop imagery. “Imagining the whole space as a street, we brought in humble materials like concrete, cement screed, bricks (white-washed and stripped down) and pavers to tell the story,” the architects said. .

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Custom Touches Personalize Singapore Apartment

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

Vievva Designers completed a stylish apartment in Singapore for a young couple drawn toward raw materials and finishes. The original floor was overlaid with timber-grain tiles to bring some warmth into the monochromatic gray/black scheme.” “The open kitchen now sports a casual dining nook and plenty of concealed storage.

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Here’s Why You’ll Want a Living Green Roof on Your Home

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

According to the EPA , city buildings are made of concrete and cement that trap the day’s heat. The garden can be enjoyed from the rooms on the second floor. Image: RAAarchitects Urban green rooftops A jungle rooftop in hot and humid Singapore cools the outdoor area considerably.