I am an architect, I draw lines. Sometimes, they get built.
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| The initial pencil drawing of the scheme |
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| The completed building sits on a high verge with views of Singapore across the Causeway |
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| Whenever possible, we delineated the various elements of the building with a shadow recess, a drop or a gap |
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| The over-sailing roof modulates and unifies all the spaces and gives the building its final form. |
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The 2-storey amenities block is linked
to the offices by a series of bridges over a ‘street’.
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| The roof turns down to become a rain screen for the street, the amenities are in the concrete structure. |
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| The original idea used the gentle slope of the roof as a ramp to a look out station |
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| The western facade is shielded with sun louvres to minimize heat entering the work space |
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| An exploded axonometric showing the different components that make up this building, rainwater is collected for use in the toilets |
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