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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Trio Stack in Singapore by STUDIO WILLS + Architects

 
October 22nd, 2022 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: STUDIO WILLS + Architects

TRIO STACK is a house sited on an elevated land and offers its occupants panoramic views of the estate and a distant view towards a natural reserve.

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

  • Architects: STUDIO WILLS + Architects
  • Project: Trio Stack
  • Location: Singapore
  • Photography: Khoo GJ & Finbarr Fallon
  • Project Team: Ng William,  Kho Keguang
  • M&E Engineer: B S Ong Engineering Services
  • Quantity Surveyor: 1MH & Associates
  • Contractor: Eurobuild Pte Ltd
  • Carpentry: Melcor Interiors Pte Ltd
  • Landscape Supplier: Golden Hill Orchids
  • Gross Floor Area: 850.53 sqm (Land Area: 576.10 sqm Plot ratio: 1.48)

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

A severe building set-back requirement imposed across the entire length of the site, stipulated by local planning authorities, drastically limited the buildable footprint. To regain the areas lost to the set-back requirements, the building stretches itself over the entire length of the site giving the illusion of a large building; This distorts the edges of a pristine box-like Concrete Band contextualizing the otherwise ubiquitous Modernist Box for an odd-shaped plot resulting in a folded viewing aperture for a Study at one end and a Courtyard above an Outdoor Room at the other end.

The Concrete Band provides ample shading for a Glass Box below it from the harsh tropical sun and supports a Pavilion-like Steel Box with viewing terraces above it; a trio stack of Glass Box, Concrete Band and Steel Box. A single pier wrapped in black bricks, containing the vertical circulation, binds the trio stack as one and gives the illusion of a single point of support; a sense of lightness for a site congested with houses.

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

Image Courtesy © Finbarr Fallon

Image Courtesy © Finbarr Fallon

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ

Image Courtesy © STUDIO WILLS + Architects

Image Courtesy © STUDIO WILLS + Architects

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Categories: House, Residential




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