MeyerHouse

MeyerHouse is an elegant recreation of a traditional French Chateau with a stately façade of customized louvers and panelling extending onto the roof and enveloping the entire form in a sculptural and abstract fashion. The striking architectural facade of MeyerHouse is the collaborative work of three internationally renowned masters of their craft: celebrated local architectural firm WOHA Architects, landscape architect Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl founded in Germany, and interior designers Yabu Pushelberg from Canada. The three share an instinct for creating spaces that embrace the natural environment and push the boundaries of design and innovation. Their thoughtful design, fine attention to detail and bespoke touch lend a beautifully tailored quality to each home, elevating the living experience on every level.

WOHA Architect’s composition for luxury living gives every residence views of the lush internal gardens that spill out onto an adjacent park and cascade down to a lower water courtyard where a refreshing arrival experience unfolds. The landscape, sculpted by Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl, recalls the charming gardens and rolling hills of the English countryside. The interior design, bearing the signature elegance of Yabu Pushelberg, integrates the appreciation for nature with contemporary comforts and traditional craftsmanship, reinterpreting a new modern luxury for MeyerHouse. Refinement finds expression in handpicked fittings and quality finishes that are attentive to the daily rituals, and in the harmony of colours, textiles and details that evoke a warm feeling of home.

WOHA Architects is a Singapore-based architectural practice known for their distinct approach to biophilic design and integrated landscaping, finding nature-based solutions to regenerate and forge new relationships between the man-made and natural world. All their projects are designed as active systems that are connected to the city as a whole. They have accrued a diversified portfolio of works including Kampung Admiralty, Parkroyal Collection Pickering, Oasia Hotel Downtown, No. 1 Moulmein Rise, Newton Suites and more. Several of these developments have earned WOHA numerous international awards, such as 2019 Best Mixed-Use Building (Kampung Admiralty), 2018 Best Tall Building Worldwide (Oasia Hotel Downtown), Urban Habitat Awards 2015, 2018 (PARKROYAL Collection Pickering and Kampung Admiralty) and the 2007 Aga Khan Award for Architecture (No 1 Moulmein Rise).

Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl is a dedicated landscape architect that has, for more than 40 years, delivered high quality projects in the field of landscape architecture, urban design and urban hydrology that enables liveability while creating climate adaptive and resilient cities. The studio believes a vibrant public realm is at the heart of liveable cities, and so seeks to be a catalyst for liveable, innovative public spaces that integrate natural systems. The passion and philosophy of Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl is founded on its European heritage, honed on projects all over the world and delivered by its multicultural teams in Germany, Singapore, China, the Nordic countries and the Middle East. In Singapore, its past projects include Bishan Ang Mo Kio Park, Tianjin Cultural Park, Kampung Admiralty, Waterway Ridges at Punggol.

As for Yabu Pushelberg, it is a multidisciplinary design practice that aims to address mul­ti­ple lay­ers of the human experience through design of places and products to produce immer­sive envi­ron­ments, com­pelling des­ti­na­tions, and con­sid­ered goods. Founded in 1980, Yabu Pushelberg has now expanded into a team of more than a hun­dred cre­atives and pro­fes­sion­als with a focus that goes well beyond what things look like, to how they make peo­ple feel. The firm and its founders have earned many hon­ours, includ­ing being appoint­ed Offi­cers of the Order of Cana­da, induct­ed into the Inte­ri­or Design Hall of Fame, and named among the world’s most influ­en­tial design stu­dios by Wall­pa­per*, Elle Décor, Hos­pi­tal­i­ty Design, and the Busi­ness of Fash­ion. For Yabu Pushelberg, it’s all about design­ing the world we want to live in.