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

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

But a living green roof solves all these issues by being visually stunning, expanding your outdoor square footage and adding an eco-friendly element. 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.

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Unique Home Parading an Inverted Floor Plan for Informal Socialization

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

Hiding its modernity in plain sight, this exquisite residence in Singapore unveils a spacious, minimalist and inviting interior design. Imagined by ONG and ONG design studio, the home at 31 Blair Road Residence was designed in such a way that the floor plan eliminates the boundary between indoors and outdoors with each chance it gets.

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Corner Terrace House Clad in Timber Screens: Lines of Light Residence in Singapore

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

On a challenging corner terrain in Singapore, HYLA Architects envisioned and implemented Lines of Light Residence , an imposing dwelling with a modern glass facade: “This terrace sits at a corner site and thus the full side of the house fronts the side street. At the front, an outdoor terrace with a high volume fronts the main garden.

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NEW OPENING: Florim Flagship Store Rome

Ceramics of Italy

The display spaces maintain the same stylistic identity as the other showrooms : the Florim Gallery in Fiorano Modenese (Modena) and the Flagship Stores in Milan, New York, Moscow, Singapore, Frankfurt, London, Abu Dhabi and Paris. The Rome flagship store has a multifunctional concept and a two-floor layout.

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Zen-Inspired Dwelling With A Powerful Modern Architecture Geometry : 66MRN House

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

No matter what the standpoint, the 66MRN House in Singapore displays an intriguing architectural language, spiced up with unexpected lines and shapes. The social activity volume is clad in granite and the service block in fare-faced concrete, which makes for a subtle visual contrast in texture between the two. Photography by Derek Swalwell].