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Sculptural extrusions make the domestic space a playful one in a Singapore family home

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Sculptural extrusions make the domestic space a playful one in a Singapore family home
  1. At MAKE House, interlocking masses and strategic voids create a sense of architectural theatre while establishing a dynamic, flowing spatial experience. - Derek Swalwell
  2. A long, narrow pool is suspended between the residence's two interlocking volumes. - Derek Swalwell
  3. A claret-coloured staircase twists through the house’s nucleus. - Derek Swalwell
  4. The residence is defined by a bold volumetric approach. - Derek Swalwell
  5. The house offers surprises, like a hidden Zen garden, at every turn. - Derek Swalwell
  6. An intimate dining room sports playful details like curved hardware. - Derek Swalwell
  7. Not just fun, the house is designed for the ultimate functionality of its residents. - Derek Swalwell
  8. A grooved, built-in headboard adds visual interest to a bedroom. - Derek Swalwell
  9. Both the material and the colour palette are soft and restrained. - Derek Swalwell
  10. The interior spaces unfold almost cinematically, each turn revealing undulous curves and unexpected detail, whether in the bathrooms, the kitchen or the living spaces. - Derek Swalwell
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  1. At MAKE House, interlocking masses and strategic voids create a sense of architectural theatre while establishing a dynamic, flowing spatial experience. - Derek Swalwell
  2. A long, narrow pool is suspended between the residence's two interlocking volumes. - Derek Swalwell
  3. A claret-coloured staircase twists through the house’s nucleus. - Derek Swalwell
  4. The residence is defined by a bold volumetric approach. - Derek Swalwell
  5. The house offers surprises, like a hidden Zen garden, at every turn. - Derek Swalwell
  6. An intimate dining room sports playful details like curved hardware. - Derek Swalwell
  7. Not just fun, the house is designed for the ultimate functionality of its residents. - Derek Swalwell
  8. A grooved, built-in headboard adds visual interest to a bedroom. - Derek Swalwell
  9. Both the material and the colour palette are soft and restrained. - Derek Swalwell
  10. The interior spaces unfold almost cinematically, each turn revealing undulous curves and unexpected detail, whether in the bathrooms, the kitchen or the living spaces. - Derek Swalwell
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Location
Map pointer Singapore
Design
Park + Associates

Park + Associates reimagines residential architecture as a joyful exploration of form, creating a family residence that’s functional – and fun. 

Key features 

Make House,

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