Sentosa House
Sentosa Island, Singapore
photography: patrik bingham-hall
Briefing the architect with a need for open, interactive spaces and flexibility, the private client requested a structure that could easily adapt to a variety of occasions and one that would remain timeless within the fast developing locale.
At first glance, the long balconies, abundant floor-to-ceiling glazing and slim, vertical cladding
suggest a linear focus but it is the main core that dictates the space inside.
The pool appears to dissolve into the jungle behind
Wooden louvres filter the light and create graphic shadows inside the house
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