7 Siglap View, coming to a housewarming near you.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
posted by joseph at 8:28 PM
Sunday, April 27, 2008
It's been some time since i updated on the house, and boy, have there been major changes. Everything is more or less falling into place now, with only two months and less to go to the hand-over date. So here are some pictures, hope it gives a semi-comprehensive look of the house.
This is the laminate for the sloping roof on the attic level, where Gabriel will be living. It looks really, really awesome.
The view of Siglap hill, as seen from the roof balcony, where in the night, the stars do shine very nicely, and the surroundings become really peaceful for one to rest under.
macro shot of dark wood of unknown origin, coupled with sawdust sprayed from the nearby bench cutting tool.
I was 'in' the ppol for this shot, looking up at the imposing 'interior' exterior of the house.
The putting up of one-piece huge glass panels seemed very immense a task for these people, it took a long time for them to carfeully put one in place, at one point a man nearly fell of the second floor. Kind of inspired me to do a Iwo Jima Flag raising scene. There was a better shot, but i haven't edited it yet.
my room, where the perpendicular side to the balcony will be where my desk is situated.
The opposite wall, with the laminate not up yet, of my bed area. I plan to have three art pieces hanging above my bed, framed from deviantart.
my wardrobe area, not really a walk-in wardrobe per se. Can't see much from this angle, i'm afraid.
My toilet, but you can't see much either...
Macro shot of veneer chipboard. No reason. just thought it would look nice.
This is the laminate for the sloping roof on the attic level, where Gabriel will be living. It looks really, really awesome.
The view of Siglap hill, as seen from the roof balcony, where in the night, the stars do shine very nicely, and the surroundings become really peaceful for one to rest under.
macro shot of dark wood of unknown origin, coupled with sawdust sprayed from the nearby bench cutting tool.
I was 'in' the ppol for this shot, looking up at the imposing 'interior' exterior of the house.
The putting up of one-piece huge glass panels seemed very immense a task for these people, it took a long time for them to carfeully put one in place, at one point a man nearly fell of the second floor. Kind of inspired me to do a Iwo Jima Flag raising scene. There was a better shot, but i haven't edited it yet.
my room, where the perpendicular side to the balcony will be where my desk is situated.
The opposite wall, with the laminate not up yet, of my bed area. I plan to have three art pieces hanging above my bed, framed from deviantart.
my wardrobe area, not really a walk-in wardrobe per se. Can't see much from this angle, i'm afraid.
My toilet, but you can't see much either...
Macro shot of veneer chipboard. No reason. just thought it would look nice. posted by joseph at 8:28 PM