A stackable house
This unique home made out of glass, concrete and steel boxes stands out in the neighbourhood.
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Tay Suan Chiang
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When Dawn Chin and her husband approached architects William Ng and Kho Keguang of STUDIO WILLS + Architects to design their home in Upper Thomson, the couple were very clear about what they wanted.
"We've built a few houses previously, and know what we liked and needed," says Chin, senior director at an IT and communication engineering firm.
The couple wanted a box-like structure, and for the architects to include off-form concrete, bricks and aluminium louvres into the design. On top of that, they needed two studies, a garage for six cars, and a man-cave/entertainment area for the husband, a management consultant.
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