Atbara (House No. 5)
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Gallop Extension (2022)
A 1898 building, Atbara is believed to be the 1st Black & White house in Singapore, and is converted to become a Forest Discovery Centre as part of Gallop Extension in Singapore Botanical Gardens. The elevated floor is supported by beautiful Moorish cinquefoil arches and 30 round arches which have been carefully restored or integrated as part of the 1st storey experience. Upstairs, visitors can admire century old rooms that look out to expansive views of forests beyond via a new ramp that snakes through the back garden.
Photo Credits by Nishikawa Masao
URA Architectural Heritage Awards 2022
- Award for Conservation (Distinction)
SIA Architectural Design Awards 2023
- Special Categories (Public Place Making) Award
- Design of the Year
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Team:
Han Kiang Siew
New Yi Tian
Bryan Lee Wei Yang
Declan Reilly
Chow Eng Khuang
Hiroshi Kawakami
Site Area:
8 Hectares
Development Type:
Conservation, Commercial and Park
Client:
National Parks Board, Singapore
Status:
Completed in 2021
16-17 Duxton Hill
Singapore 089600
65 6423 0198
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Atbara House, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Gallop Extension (2022)
A 1898 building, Atbara is believed to be the 1st Black & White house in Singapore, and is converted to become a Forest Discovery Centre as part of Gallop Extension in Singapore Botanical Gardens. The elevated floor is supported by beautiful Moorish cinquefoil arches and 30 round arches which have been carefully restored or integrated as part of the 1st storey experience. Upstairs, visitors can admire century old rooms that look out to expansive views of forests beyond via a new ramp that snakes through the back garden.
Photo Credits by Nishikawa Masao
URA Architectural Heritage Awards 2022
- Award for Conservation (Distinction)
SIA Architectural Design Awards 2023
- Special Categories (Public Place Making) Award
- Design of the Year
