faber terrace by HYLA architects uses a timber screen to ensure privacy
photography by derek swalwell
all images courtesy of HYLA architects
situated on a prominent corner plot, this terraced property – designed by HYLA architects – uses a slatted timber screen to preserve the dwelling’s privacy. the cladding covers the entire lateral elevation, ensuring seclusion while still providing light and ventilation. at the front of the house, an enclosed outdoor terrace adjoins a double-height living space, which features a distinctive book shelf that extends across two storeys. the open plan ground floor boasts large floor-to-ceiling sliding doors that open onto a lush garden at the side of the residence.
the property is situated on a prominent corner plot
open plan living space contains cooking and dining facilities
large floor-to-ceiling doors open onto a lush area of greenery
double-height living accommodation
a distinctive book shelf extends across two storeys
chunky wooden stairs connect the three-storey home
a washroom at the upper level of the plan
a slatted timber screen is used to preserve the dwelling’s privacy
an enclosed outdoor terrace adjoins a double-height living space
project info:
name: lines of light
type: new erection of 2 storey corner terrace house with attic
location: faber terrace
site area: 323 sqm / 4,026 sqf
gross floor area: 374 sqm / 3,477 sqf
status: completed june 2014
architect: HYLA architects
principal architect: mr. han loke kwang
assistant architects: domenic daniel, charissa chan
main contractor: V-tech construction pte ltd
structural engineer: tenwit consultants pte ltd
photography: derek swalwell
