This is our first landed home Living In feature! Here, we showcase the thought process in balancing the incorporation of nature while keeping the home functional to the owners needs. What do you think of the architecture? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Store - stackedhomes.com/store/?.com&AaH5ZYg5wyM Website - www.stackedhomes.com/?.com&AaH5ZYg5wyM Instagram- instagram.com/stackedhomes Facebook - facebook.com/stackedhomes TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@stacked.homes If you are an architect, ID, or homeowner interested in featuring your home, please fill in our form at forms.gle/KijhrXf2RWo24CVL8
Being an architecture graduate, I have to say I love these videos, great architectural ideas throughout! Btw what’s the total breakdown estimate for a rebuilt for this home?
How do you ensure that the roots of the "growing tree" won't rupture the flooring or tiles around it? My seemingly harmless potted Xanadu papaya plant caused cracks in the pavement near it.
i think they add more steel bars to it and pour concrete to strengthen the structure, its the same how they do roads here in our country surrounded by large acacia, narra trees.
and I have visited a retrear house that has a pine tree inside near the fireplace, you can clearly see the roots outside of it, but the floor inside is not ruptured or damage.
Reallly like the fact that the owners kept it to just 2 floors instead of tearing it down and turn it into a 4 /5 floors house which is so common (& some really ugly) nowadays. Overall nice.
That's true! Thanks for sharing your thoughts Edmund. These days when there's greater access to information and buyers are more affluent, the difference between private homes and HDBs can be hard to tell apart 👌
Hey! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Not that it's peculiar, just not as common given not many people have this luxury of space 😀 The architect was just highlighting it 👌
They dont show much of the houses. Watched most of the videos and most of these short videos focuses on the people not the houses. I wish the videos are longer and have more details about the house. Still nice tho. Really like the vibe. Very relaxing
The problem with this type of design with the tree is that the space could have been used for cars instead. For someone whose focus is on entertainment, this design thinking is contradictory. Unless parking space ouside is abundant, but these places do not have reserved lots for owners so it's always a risk.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Ray! That's a really valid point. Fortunately the area around here isn't too bad in terms of parking, unlike more central areas where competition for lots are stiff 👌
😂😂😂 Yes void spaces are really a luxury. They're not quite practical, but they do add a different feeling to the space. In this instance, it helps bring in light and ventilation to the inner parts of the home.
i think it is a consideration of Form over Function, therefore directly linked to lifestyle(s) and even number of occupants. if it is a multigenerational family, void spaces will be highly coveted, but if it's a small family or just a couple living, it makes perfect sense to open up the volume and enjoy it. why live boxed up and cramped in rooms? in cities where homes are small, luxury can be redefined not just through expensive objects but also more intangible elements like Light and Space. to me, this is the true modern "luxury".
I don't agree with the house, but hor by the fact they didn't go and tear down and build some monstrosity I'm quite appreciative, don't go and build some eyesore that bring down the whole row value.
waa, you have tree 🌳 in the house.? Very brave of you. If next time, late at night you hear wailing, it's not the banshee, polong or pontianak okay - just some monkeys 🐒 screaming. 😱
@@StackedHomes; also some society do not like bamboo trees in their garden. These bamboo plants grow in bunches and the tree is about size of adult arm. When there's strong wind blowing the trees rub against each other and the noise made is just like the wailing of you know.. banshee/pontianak..🥶😱 Trouble starts when there's no strong wind but the wailing did not stop... 😱 ( have you, in your journey of home renovation heard of this Urban legend?)
This is our first landed home Living In feature! Here, we showcase the thought process in balancing the incorporation of nature while keeping the home functional to the owners needs. What do you think of the architecture? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
Store - stackedhomes.com/store/?.com&AaH5ZYg5wyM
Website - www.stackedhomes.com/?.com&AaH5ZYg5wyM
Instagram- instagram.com/stackedhomes
Facebook - facebook.com/stackedhomes
TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@stacked.homes
If you are an architect, ID, or homeowner interested in featuring your home, please fill in our form at forms.gle/KijhrXf2RWo24CVL8
What does landed home mean in context to Singapore? I've never heard that term in the UK
Being an architecture graduate, I have to say I love these videos, great architectural ideas throughout! Btw what’s the total breakdown estimate for a rebuilt for this home?
@@UnseenSpirit Means they don't live in flats but live on the ground level.
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fantastic additions! wish could see more of the interior space / tour...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😀 Will feedback this to the video team !
How do you ensure that the roots of the "growing tree" won't rupture the flooring or tiles around it?
My seemingly harmless potted Xanadu papaya plant caused cracks in the pavement near it.
i think they add more steel bars to it and pour concrete to strengthen the structure, its the same how they do roads here in our country surrounded by large acacia, narra trees.
and I have visited a retrear house that has a pine tree inside near the fireplace, you can clearly see the roots outside of it, but the floor inside is not ruptured or damage.
they don't
live with it, adds character to the property
Very nice and soothing. Enjoyed this one!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Love the courtyard by the entrance ❤
Glad you love it! Thank you for watching 🙌
I love the way she explain all the step . New subscriber here 👋🏻
Thanks for subbing!
Like the idea of the tree in between, but I am a bit concerned that the tree roots will cause problem in future, or am I thinking too much?
Love air wells and natural light. How much was it to do A&A for this project?
Hey there! Thanks for watching 😀 You can check with the architect directly on this, their profile is in the description 👌
Reallly like the fact that the owners kept it to just 2 floors instead of tearing it down and turn it into a 4 /5 floors house which is so common (& some really ugly) nowadays.
Overall nice.
Glad you like it! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for watching 😀
Nice renovation. I think it is suitable for 2 to 3 occupants. If you have a large family consists of 7-8 members, may not be suitable
Thanks for your comment, Suran! :)
Love the facade!
Thanks for your kind words!
Lovely. What are the two types of trees you planted?
So, beautifull house design,good video,like and thanks
HDB interiors these days are matching up with this private house's dinner & living room area.
That's true! Thanks for sharing your thoughts Edmund. These days when there's greater access to information and buyers are more affluent, the difference between private homes and HDBs can be hard to tell apart 👌
So nice
Thanks!
this house is so cool, just like those designs i saw in concept home 2030 competition organized by sime darby
i saw one design tht reallyy caught my eyes in the competition. im rooting for him!
@@kamilaarosso7927 i have a few favorites. wondering if we can vote for more than one
Thank you for your comment, Nur 🥰
Ceiling fan that spinning fast isnt really helpng to cool down the room temp, hot air goes up so the ceilng fan was just blowing it down back to you.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
awesome
Thanks!
Nice 👍 thanks
Welcome 😊 Glad you like it!
What's the material use for the external wall? Cement screed?
Hey John! Thanks for your question. You can check with the architect directly, her bio is in the description. Thanks for watching!
Just wondering what is so peculiar about the homeowner wanting a large living space for entertainment..
Hey! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Not that it's peculiar, just not as common given not many people have this luxury of space 😀 The architect was just highlighting it 👌
Nicely thought out but looks expensive..
Hey! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yes with landed homes, you can expect renovations to cost significantly more 👌
How much sqft could be the front courtyard?
They dont show much of the houses. Watched most of the videos and most of these short videos focuses on the people not the houses. I wish the videos are longer and have more details about the house. Still nice tho. Really like the vibe. Very relaxing
Thanks! Yes we do focus on the people living in there quite a bit! Noted on your feedback and will try to feature more of the home 😀
What type of tree is that?
How much it cost for renovation similar like this?
May i know what’s the theme called?
Inside is ok but the tree is a great idea!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Yes we think the idea with the tree is amazing too!
In the end there was no showing of the whole renovated house.
20 x 70 feetsq landed property nowaday cost 400 - 500k for a couple & some guest. Not feasible.
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The problem with this type of design with the tree is that the space could have been used for cars instead. For someone whose focus is on entertainment, this design thinking is contradictory. Unless parking space ouside is abundant, but these places do not have reserved lots for owners so it's always a risk.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Ray! That's a really valid point. Fortunately the area around here isn't too bad in terms of parking, unlike more central areas where competition for lots are stiff 👌
Just have to point out that the music is the background is guitar and not soft piano music..
Thanks for pointing it out! 😀
No grille. Nice.
Thanks Ab Jabbar! 👍
RIP the design ... The open space for the tree to grow were narrowed... 😔
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
DId you ask the mosquitoes permission before you build ?
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I always find these airwells and void spaces to be very wasteful, but each to their own 🤷♀️
😂😂😂 Yes void spaces are really a luxury. They're not quite practical, but they do add a different feeling to the space. In this instance, it helps bring in light and ventilation to the inner parts of the home.
i think it is a consideration of Form over Function, therefore directly linked to lifestyle(s) and even number of occupants. if it is a multigenerational family, void spaces will be highly coveted, but if it's a small family or just a couple living, it makes perfect sense to open up the volume and enjoy it. why live boxed up and cramped in rooms? in cities where homes are small, luxury can be redefined not just through expensive objects but also more intangible elements like Light and Space. to me, this is the true modern "luxury".
I don't agree with the house, but hor by the fact they didn't go and tear down and build some monstrosity I'm quite appreciative, don't go and build some eyesore that bring down the whole row value.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
waa, you have tree 🌳 in the house.?
Very brave of you. If next time, late at night you hear wailing, it's not the banshee, polong or pontianak okay - just some monkeys 🐒 screaming.
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A lot of landed homes have trees 😂
@@StackedHomes; also some society do not like bamboo trees in their garden. These bamboo plants grow in bunches and the tree is about size of adult arm. When there's strong wind blowing the trees rub against each other and the noise made is just like the wailing of you know.. banshee/pontianak..🥶😱
Trouble starts when there's no strong wind but the wailing did not stop... 😱
( have you, in your journey of home renovation heard of this Urban legend?)
Too bad not only can the owner see the tree, but the neighbors can also directly see you. That's the disadvantage of not having a bungalow
Good point! Privacy can be a challenge in non-bungalows.