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Viewing Back House / HYLA Architects

by 추산봉 2019. 11. 22.

Viewing Back House / HYLA Architects

https://www.archdaily.com/928771/viewing-back-house-hyla-architects?utm_medium=email&utm_source=ArchDaily%20List&kth=987,238

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell

Viewing Back House,© Derek Swalwell















© Derek Swalwell

© Derek Swalwell


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  • Lead Architect

    Han Loke Kwang
  • Design Team

    Tran Thi Thu Trang, Amanda Tay, Wesley Fong, Chong Wen Jin, Thomas ong
  • Engineering

    GCE Consulting Engineers
  • Landscape

    Nyee Phoe Flower Garden Pte Ltd
  • Main Contractor

    V-tech Construction Pte Ltd
  • Interior

    Custom joinery designed by HYLA Architects built by Kcf&R Pte Ltd

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© Derek Swalwell
© Derek Swalwell

Text description provided by the architects. Nestled behind an unassuming face of granite and glass, this 2-storey brick structure conceals a mesmerising view; offering a glimpse into the garden of Singapore’s former Command House. Situated on a long plot, the "Viewing Back" house capitalises on its length to accentuate its view to the north.


© Derek Swalwell
© Derek Swalwell
© Derek Swalwell
© Derek Swalwell

Upon entering, floating timber steps tease at the landscape ahead, framing the corridor of trees that blur the boundary between indoor and outdoor space. Bordered on one side by dark face brick, the foyer is abundant with light, owing to the double-volume void that terminates at an intricate rectilinear screen and pergola.


© Derek Swalwell
© Derek Swalwell

Stretching across the building, the pattern of vertical and horizontal lines provides privacy and sun shading whilst visually connecting each space to the scenery outside. Unconventionally, the full length living and dining is situated on the second floor, allowing its open plan to free up the space and frame the landscape ahead.


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Elevation
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Plans
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Sections

Finished with a modern interior, the contrast between luxurious marble, warm timber and textured brick evoke a timeless and modern atmosphere. Overlooking the stairwell, a glass study and three bedrooms occupy the top floor. As screen transitions from wall to roof, an interplay of shadows dance atop the infinity pool below, overlooking a glass-less window of picturesque nature.


© Derek Swalwell