'A D Lab' recently designed a green residence that seamlessly fuses nature and modern design. While modern architecture is often thought of as cold and impersonal, this home demonstrates how elements of nature can be used to give contemporary residences a warm touch.
The House at Trevose Place is a green residence located in a residential area of Singapore. The home features a modern, multi-dimensional design that helps it fit in with the contemporary neighborhood. Yet the home also features unique natural elements that give it a more cozy feel. For one, the home features an external pathway that winds around the outside and connects to a rooftop law. This helps to maximize the home's green space by elevating it off of the ground. The home also boasts a courtyard and swimming pool surrounded by mature trees and other greenery.
Modern Grass-Growing Abodes
This Green Residence is Designed to Promote Tranquility
Trend Themes
1. Green Architecture - Opportunity for architects and designers to incorporate natural elements into modern buildings and create more sustainable and eco-friendly structures.
2. Biophilic Design - Opportunity for interior designers to integrate nature-inspired elements and improve the overall well-being and comfort of occupants in modern living spaces.
3. Vertical Gardens - Opportunity for landscape architects and urban planners to utilize vertical spaces and create lush green environments in dense urban areas through innovative gardening techniques.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity for architects to embrace the fusion of nature and modern design, creating unique and sustainable living spaces that promote tranquility and well-being.
2. Interior Design - Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate natural elements and biophilic design principles into modern residences, enhancing the connection between humans and nature.
3. Landscape Architecture - Opportunity for landscape architects to explore vertical gardening techniques and transform urban spaces into green havens, improving the quality of life in densely populated areas.