Oxley Residence

Designed by LAUD Architects

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4 Semi-detached + condo block In balancing privacy with density, we designed the houses in an interlocking layout. From the North and South elevations, only two houses are exposed at a time. Yet, all the spaces enjoy natural light and ventilation via the insertion of internal courtyards to separate each house. The design premise for the overall ribbon form started with a critique on the default attic roof design: for regulatory compliance, many a 45-degree sloped roof has been applied over disparate housing floors below in a marriage of convenience. We felt strongly that there was a need to formally unify the entire house. We introduced a gentler raked roof and allowed the simple white roof to also be walls and ledges that embrace the housing floors as it undulates from top to bottom, 'sewing' up and unifying the form. This curving ribbon simultaneously protects the interior and ‘disturbs’ the air space of the internal courtyards between the units, giving different qualities to interior and exterior spaces.
4 Semi-detached + condo block In balancing privacy with density, we designed the houses in an interlocking layout. From the North and South elevations, only two houses are exposed at a time. Yet, all the spaces enjoy natural light and ventilation via the insertion of internal courtyards to separate each house. The design premise for the overall ribbon form started with a critique on the default attic roof design: for regulatory compliance, many a 45-degree sloped roof has been applied over disparate housing floors below in a marriage of convenience. We felt strongly that there was a need to formally unify the entire house. We introduced a gentler raked roof and allowed the simple white roof to also be walls and ledges that embrace the housing floors as it undulates from top to bottom, 'sewing' up and unifying the form. This curving ribbon simultaneously protects the interior and ‘disturbs’ the air space of the internal courtyards between the units, giving different qualities to interior and exterior spaces.Read MoreHide
Property Type
Landed
Property Status
New
Area Size
6875m²
Cost
S$37,000,000
Style
Contemporary
Renovation Duration
108 weeks
Year of Completion
2013
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Works included

  • Carpentry
  • Flooring
  • False Ceiling
  • Painting
  • Plumbing
  • Feature Wall
  • Electrical Rewiring
  • Aircon
  • Tiling
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About LAUD Architects

LAUD Architects consists of a combination of young designers and architects with experience in a wide range of projects including churches, condominiums, shopping/office complexes, institutional buildings, hotels and industrial buildings. Being one of the local pioneers in BIM authority submission, our office is fully BIM capable across the various project scales. We also possess expertise in Sustainable Building Design and have been awarded BCA Green Mark Goldplus awards for some of our projects.
LAUD Architects consists of a combination of young designers and architects with experience in a wide range of projects including churches, condominiums, shopping/office complexes, institutional buildings, hotels and industrial buildings. Being one of the local pioneers in BIM authority submission, our office is fully BIM capable across the various project scales. We also possess expertise in Sustainable Building Design and have been awarded BCA Green Mark Goldplus awards for some of our projects.Read MoreHide
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