Our design concept revolves around ‘Biophilic Connectivity.’ In a dense urban environment, we wanted to create a sanctuary that feels open, breathable, and deeply integrated with the landscape.

Architectural Character:
As you can see from the facade (referring to the Exterior Views), we have adopted a distinct Tropical Modernist approach. We utilized the iconic ‘folded plate’ or zig-zag rooflines not just for aesthetic rhythm, but for efficient rainwater drainage—essential for our tropical climate. The color palette combines calming teal and forest greens with warm, tactile brickwork, creating a visual identity that is both retro-chic and contemporary.

Climate Responsiveness:
Living in Singapore, thermal comfort is a priority. We have designed wide, sheltered corridors and deep overhangs to provide shade and protection from the monsoon rains. This encourages natural cross-ventilation, reducing the reliance on air conditioning in common areas.

Wellness & Community:
The heart of the project is the central courtyard (referring to the Garden/Gym View). We transformed this space into a ‘wellness spine,’ featuring organic stepping stones and a transparent, glass-encased gym pavilion that blurs the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.

In summary, 60 Boundary Close is designed to be more than just a functional building; it is a holistic campus that promotes well-being, connectivity, and sustainable design."