Living in a Nature Sanctuary: Biophilic Design Takes Center Stage in Touching Eden House

Touching Eden House, a new house in Singapore Botanic Gardens, seamlessly integrates with nature through biophilic design. The house, envisioned as an extension of the Gardens, uses natural materials and extensive windows to blur the lines between indoors and outdoors. Lush landscaping that incorporates plants from the Gardens itself further reinforces this connection. The interior design prioritizes resident well-being with calming earth tones and ample natural light. The top floor offers a unique experience with a gym and study boasting panoramic views and hanging greenery. Sustainable materials and a modular facade ensure both beauty and functionality. Touching Eden House transcends a simple home, existing as a haven where nature and human habitation intertwine.
Project: Touching Eden House
Architect: Wallflower Architecture + Design
Photo: Finbarr Fallon
Location: Bukit Timah, Singapore
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[@kaziaklakulhaither8331]

Touching Eden House is stunning with its seamless blend of biophilic design and natural materials 🌿. The integration with the Botanic Gardens creates a serene living space. The top floor's views and hanging greenery are a unique touch. Kudos to Wallflower Architecture + Design! 🌱

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Insects?

[@abhinandannuli7574]

Thats an important point to deal with. People with this kind of homes should be prepared to have a lot of (unwanted) guests at their place aka the insects