Best Selling Projects In February 2021

An Intimate Urban Lifestyle. Jervois Privé sits on the cusp of the city centre, within an intimate enclave of luxury homes, afforded with privacy and greenery. It is the perfect refuge for the modern urbanite who thrives in the vibrancy of the city, while valuing the serenity of a private home. Artfully designed by four-time President’s Design Award-winner Yip Yuen Hong of ipli Architects, Jervois Privé is the modern interpretation of the classical Black and White bungalow; an embodiment of old-world charm and colonial-era elegance, made unique with the architectural integration of tropical Brutalism - where materiality and texture meet form and function.
 

The Heart of Connectivity. Jervois Privé is well tucked within the private and privileged Good Class Bungalow neighbourhood of Tanglin coveted District 10. Located in the more prestigious and tranquil part of the renowned residential enclave and surrounded by the legacy of black and white bungalows, we distinguish our position by aligning the experience of living at Jervois Privé to the likes of living in famed GCB enclaves of Dempsey, Nassim, Cluny and Tanglin.

The development sits comfortably on the fringes of various prominent districts, including Orchard, River Valley, the Museum Belt, and Marina Bay. With Redhill MRT just a 10 minute walk away, there is easy access to any of these districts by train, car, or the park connector.
 

Team of Consultants.
Yip Yuen Hong of ipli Architects. Yip Yuen Hong is the co-founder of ipli Architects, alongside his partner Lee Ee Lin.His design practice seeks simplicity in form and space, resulting in poignant and articulate architectural forms, soulful and timeless. Yuen Hong’s works are often pragmatic with a conceptual or exploratory touch.

The multi-award (including four-time President’s Design Award) recipient pursues a harmonious relationship between site and structure, creating profound forms with a discerning touch of tropical brutalism and sensitivity. ipli Architects was founded in 2001 with the founders’ intent of providing each project thepersonal attention it deserves, while considering the economics of running a business. Selective in their commissions, ipli Architects approaches each project with vigorous design explorations and detailing throughout the work, to create personal and poignant architectural pieces that revolutionises modern living.

Peter Tay of Peter Tay Studio. Peter Tay is the craftsman behind the interiors of many high-profile artists and brands, including being the interior designer for Zhang Ziyi, Wang Leehom, and Zoe Tay. With an international reputation for delicate and tastefully layered designs, he deftly manoeuvres perception of space. In 2013, Peter published his monograph, which was launched in Kyoto, Hong Kong and Singapore that year. He has participated in the “Time-Space-Existence” exhibition at Palazzo Bembo at the Venice Biennale, Italy in 2014, supported by EXTRA Designs and the DesignSingapore Council. Peter Tay’s designs yield a contemporary panache, and explore the duality of the interior and exterior. His inspiring works have earned him the Designer of the Year award at the President’s Design Awards in 2014.

Wong Chee Yuen & Ong Sok Chun of Salad Dressing. Wong Chee Yuen is a trained architect and the Project Director of Salad Dressing. He has completed projects all around the world, with a main focus to organically express both the cultural and natural beauty of the land.

Ong Sok Chun is a graduate of Universiti Putra Malaysia, and a Director in Salad Dressing. She maintains a strong belief that landscape design should always tie back to the history of the land, and her interpretation of tropical garden design has developed and transformed the organisation over ten years.

Salad Dressing is a landscape design firm, founded in 2002. The company consists of landscape designers, gardeners, and architects who challenge boundaries of design of domesticated landscapes based on the rainforest, biodiversity, the immateriality of nature and its timeless relationship with humans. The company’s portfolio includes a wide array of residential developments, gardens, resorts, and commercial projects throughout Asia. They also create artworks, installations, and interior designs based on the charm of the land.

Kelley Cheng of the Press Room. An architect by training, Kelley Cheng is the founder of The Press Room and a modern day polymath who has taken on numerous creative roles. Apart from running The Press Room she has served as the Editor-in-Chief for the Singapore Architect magazine from 2009 - 2016, and founded the iconic design magazine ish in 1999. As a creative director of a multi-disciplinary design consultancy, her graphic and branding projects include the Youth Olympic Games, Artstage Singapore, and the Singapore Writers’ Festival 2014.

The Press Room is a multi-disciplinary design agency with a versatile and diverse portfolio, specialising in content creation and multimedia communication. With a niche for crafting subtle yet powerful narratives, the studio strives to engage audiences by breathing character into their designs, building unique and lasting identities. The Press Room engages creatively and critically with publishing and design projects spanning branding campaigns for iLight Marina light art festival for the URA, the Golden Point Award, The National Gallery Singapore, and the Singapore Pavilion “Paradoxity” in Yeosu World Expo in Korea, amongst many others. With a strong editorial background The Press Room wields mastery in interpretive design, making them a powerhouse in exhibition graphics design and design across all 2D and 3D media.
 

Room for Thought. Spacious units are artfully designed to accommodate a busy metropolitan lifestyle, with ten exclusive apartment types that meet impeccable standards. This verdant sanctuary presents a holistic refuge from bustling city life, transforming from a vibrant sensorial playground by day, into a moonlit haven by night.
 

Timeless Tranquility. Away from the bustle, find timeless tranquility in an urban sanctuary. Tucked within stillness and serenity, and shielded from the estate’s residential traffic – privacy, quietude and calm are guaranteed, making home truly a retreat to seek respite in.
 

Design Inspiration. Inspired by the nutmeg estates that spread through Tanglin and River Valley during the colonial days of Singapore, Jervois Privé pays homage to the rich history of the area: an aristocratic enclave with an enchanting mix of eastern and western architectural influences, where Chinese and British businessmen once built luxurious houses next to these plantations.

Jervois Privé is a modern interpretation of the classical Black and White bungalow. Its architecture is an embodiment of old-world charm and colonial-era elegance, made unique with the architectural integration of tropical Brutalism – where materiality and texture meet form and function.
 

The Residence. A discerning home is made through the use of bona fide, quality finishings that would serve to stand the test of time. Along with fittings from distinguished, respected names and critically planned design, you’ll get to indulge in pure, rich comfort