架构师提供的文本描述。与自然有意义的接触是塞莱塔公园住宅概念化背后的驱动思想。到达现场后，入口两旁排列着成熟的雨树，在空间延伸到周围地形所包围的空地之前，几乎是隆重地迎接游客。这一主题是反复和印象深刻的，在设计中，创造了一个家，首先欢迎和随后提供与自然的经验。提供一个简单典雅的背景，精细的边缘和直线形式打破了积木，同时提供纹理织物通过重复的框架，遮阳架，立面鳍和转台。在其严格的应用，这种织物线的网站边界，形成一个帆布，中央园林是强烈表达。

Text description provided by the architects. A meaningful engagement with nature was the driving thought behind the conceptualization of Seletar Park Residence. Upon arrival at the site, the entrance is lined with mature rain trees, greeting the visitor almost ceremoniously before the space extends onwards to open into a clearing embraced by the surrounding terrain. This theme is recurring and impressed – preserved in the design to create a home that first welcomes and lateroffers experiences with nature. Providing a backdrop of simple elegance, the fine edges and sharp lines of the rectilinear forms break down the massing of the blocks while offering a textured fabric through repetition of frames, sun-shading ledges, façade fins and trellises. Rigorous in its application, this fabric lines the site boundaries, forming a canvas onto which a central landscaped court is strongly expressed.

为了在广阔的庭院中建立亲密关系，地面飞机被分成两部分，其中一个是下沉的，然后通过一套美化的楼梯向下延伸到地下室层。主池放置在较高的平面上，形成了一个向特色会馆的倒影景观，供居民们享用。

To create intimacy in the vast court, the ground plane is separated into two, one of which is sunken and leads down into the basement level via a set of landscaped stairs. The main pool is placed on the higher plane, creating a reflecting vista towards the feature clubhouse, which is furnished for the residents’ enjoyment.

水元素随后分解为沉陷的一半的级联池，大种植园散落成漂浮的景观，最终形成一个宁静的反光池和与俱乐部其他公共设施共享的阴凉庭院。在空间上，每个公寓都有一个阳台或私人封闭空间，延伸到整个单元的长度，从而将室内延伸到室外。这些中间空间是用木材完成的，允许天然材料和颜色的调色板从私人空间流向公共空间。生活空间与郁郁葱葱的花园和水庭的相互作用产生了一种与元素的感官接触，产生了一个平静、和平的环境。

The water element then breaks down into cascading pools in the sunken half, with large planters interspersed to appear as floating landscapes, and culminates in a tranquil reflective pool and shaded court shared with the other communal facilities of the clubhouse. Spatially, each apartment is provided with a balcony or private enclosed space stretching across the entire length of the unit, thus extending the interiors to the outdoors. These intermediate spaces are finished in timber, allowing the palette of natural materials and colours to flow from private to communal spaces. The interaction of the living spaces with the lush gardens and water courts engenders a sensuous engagement with the elements, resulting in a calming, peaceful environment.

Architects SCDA Architects

Location Singapore

Category Housing

Architect in Charge Soo K. Chan

Design Team Malcolm McCulloch, Edward Lau, Lee Kit Hung, Lilian Dirgantoro, Steve Kan, Ivan Soh Chermink, Lois Kok, Janice Kwa, Wahyuni Kurniawati

Area 24440.0 m2

Project Year 2015

Photographs Aaron Pocock

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