An overview of the Green Bridge House from the garden pavilion. Photos: The Star/Kamarul Ariffin
Except for its eye-catching butterfly roof, the front of the Green Bridge House spots an unassuming look.
However, upon entering, what is revealed is a “surprise of space”, as described by the project’s lead architect John Bulcock.
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An overview of the Green Bridge House from the garden pavilion. Photos: The Star/Kamarul Ariffin
The living room is filled with repurposed furniture pieces, like the day bed (in the foreground), which was commonly used by Sikh guards in the olden days. Photo: The Star/Syamimi Zainal
The couple’s favourite spot in the house is the covered terrace by the pool. Photo: The Star/Syamimi Zainal
The concrete butterfly roof design reflects defused natural light deep into the house and helps to ventilate it naturally.
Creepers partly covering the fair-face brick walls form part of the garden landscape.
The foyer that greets visitors as they enter is set against a backdrop of bamboo.
Oversized pendant lights anchor the double-volume living, dining and kitchen space.
The living room looks out to the pool and covered terrace through glass doors which, when opened up, blends the indoors with the outdoors.
The walkway leading to the guest rooms is flanked by rows of bamboo, creating a natural feel.
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