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Brand New Land had a unique vision for their latest project – to combine elements of Good Class Bungalow (GCB) design with accessible luxury in their semi-detached homes. To make this vision a reality, they turned to Pau Loh, managing director of Tellus Design, a renowned name in the GCB design industry. With their three-decade-long partnership, they have created a series of four semi-detached homes in Bukit Timah and Upper Bukit Timah, each incorporating elements inspired by the best practices of GCB homes.
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The collection includes two homes at 23 & 23A Maple Avenue with a frontage of over 24m, and two homes at 25 & 25A Jalan Selanting, affectionately known as “The Great Trees Collection”. Ranging in land size from 2,790 to 3,130 sq ft, each home boasts a lift, swimming pool, and gourmet kitchen provisions. Keeping in line with Brand New Land’s philosophy of creating value for their clients, these homes are priced fairly within the bank valuation range, providing potential upside for buyers.
The semi-detached homes incorporate various GCB design elements, such as dedicated zones for different functions, inspired by the large bungalow homes. This includes separate areas for receiving guests, dining, gourmet cooking, and entertainment, as well as living zones for smaller or larger groups. According to Alvina Teh, Co-Founder and Director of Brand New Land Group, this layout creates a sense of intimacy and privacy for family and friends to coexist under one roof.
Another element borrowed from GCB homes is the concept of “ceremonial entrances”. Tatiana Teh, Client Relations Director of Brand New Land Group, explains that the experience of coming home and stepping into a personal space is something they wanted to bring to their community. Each semi-detached home features a private entrance, framed by lush greenery, the sound and reflection of water, and warm and rich facade materials, creating a beautiful transition from the outside world to the comfort of home.
The homes also feature the signature GCB design elements of wide overhanging eaves and deep recesses, creating shelter and cooling the interiors. The use of horizontal design elements, such as the wraparound golden sand facade treatment and horizontal planters, give the homes a spacious and luxurious aesthetic. The generous use of nature-inspired cladding elements, such as timber-effect screens and midnight tones, lend a statement-making look to the homes.
Inside, the homes exude a sense of quiet luxury, with rich timber grain, precious marble, and German bath fittings. The master bathroom is a sanctuary, featuring sleek bath fittings, mood lighting, and slab-cut marble finishes. To further elevate the kitchen experience, Brand New Land has partnered with luxury kitchen specialist, Arclinea Singapore, known for their inspiring kitchen spaces. This collaboration brings a special edge to the gourmet kitchens in these homes.
Alvina Teh shares that their goal for this collection was to bring the best GCB design principles into their semi-detached homes. She expresses her gratitude to Pau Loh and his expertise, which has helped make this vision a reality. Brand New Land is excited for the future possibilities that these homes can create for their residents.
To view these homes, interested parties can call 8893 7602. For more information and updates on upcoming launches, visit Brand New Land’s website and social media pages. The group also invites anyone with land with potential for redevelopment to reach out to them via email.…