By Holly – Categories: Art, Bathroom, Bedroom, Decorative Accessories, Dining Space, Hall and Entrance, Houses, Interior Style, Landscaping, Living Area, Staircase, Terrace
Singaporean architectural firm K2LD Architects has created the Green House.
Completed in 2009, this 7,879 square foot modern property in Singapore functions a striking patina-aged copper clad exterior.
The Green House by K2LD Architects:
“The Green House stands as a monolithic copper cube, quietly complementing its context – a lush park opposite the plot. From the outside, the house is a patina-aged copper clad cube with window openings and timber infill carved into the façade. The patina-aged copper cladding not only reflects the luscious greenery in the neighbourhood, but also permits the ‘Green Home’ to minimize power consumption by acting as a heat barrier.
Spatial variation is developed via the interplay of double volumes, curved ceiling and sculptured gardens. The style procedure of volumetric reduction of a 9-by-9 cube offers for cross ventilation and minimises the influence of the massing of the developing with respect to the adjacent dwelling units. Each the living spaces and bedrooms appreciate a lush view of the park, bringing house closer to Nature.”
Photographs by: Jeremy San
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