A local couple tore down their bungalow to create a four-story, seven-bedroom house spread across 7,400 square feet.
A local couple tore down their bungalow to create a four-story, seven-bedroom house spread across 7,400 square feetYing Yi Chua for The Wall Street JournalListen to article
A single-family home is the exception to the rule in high-rise Singapore, where most of the city-state’s 5.5 million residents live in apartments. So when it came time for Mark Tan and Stella Gwee to trade in their starter bungalow for something larger and grander, they decided to stay put, tear down and begin again on their rare 1/10th-acre lot.Continue reading your article with
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