Archology Interiors Interiors introduces a spacious family home in District 11 with a sharp eye for durability, comfort and calm luxury
With a land area of 9,000 m² and a built -up footprint of 7,000 m², this two -story separated house on Merryn Road had enough space on paper, but an uncomfortable layout resisted its size. Earlier additional and change work had fragmented and difficult to navigate, especially for the older parents of the owners.
In order to reconcile the house, the owners Terrence Quah, co -founder of Archication Interiors, appointed the renovation. In cooperation with ACO architects, Quah tried to restore the clarity of the spatial river and at the same time to fulfill a precise order: to create a feeling of openness, to create seamless entertainment zones, to improve a large input to frame and accessibility across the board.
“This meant the possibility of taking into account that parents may not be able to enter the steps to the house or reach their bedrooms up [in future]”, Says Quah. In response, the team designed an elongated wood function with a five -meter -long hidden shoe cabinet and an equally discreet ramp that is seamlessly integrated into the protected veranda and is easily accessible out of the car.
This balancing act between architectural expression and daily functionality became the driving force of the project. “We wanted a home that could develop with the family – flexible enough to absorb both intimate moments and large meetings,” added Quah.
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