Plants were Integrated into its Design, Giving the Feeling of a Tropical Resort | Serendipity House

Serendipity House is a unique residence that incorporates the theme of serendipity into its design and location. Situated in a prime residential area in the heart of the city, the house offers a tranquil and private retreat, surrounded by secret gardens and outdoor spaces. Its intelligent architecture and careful use of vegetation provide a sense of peace and connection with nature while maintaining residents’ privacy. A true fusion of urban living and the relaxation of a tropical resort, Serendipity House is a testament to the power of coincidences and openness to unexpected possibilities.

Credits:

Architects: Wallflower Architecture + Design
Photo credit: Wallflower Architecture + Design & Marc Tan Shengyi
Location: Novena, Singapore
Area: 2015 m² / 21,700 sqft
Year: 2022

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