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ADDP Architects Singaporean sustainable residential project

In collaboration with ipli Architects, ADDP Architects have unveiled the project design of two 30 storey towers

by Georgina Johnston 02 March 2021 Tall Buildings

A home within a botanical garden and standing on a land size of 1.6 hectares, Martin Modern's two 30 storey towers are engulfed with lush, green gardens by landscape architect ICN Design International. The structures themselves are limited to a 20% footprint of the entire site, creating more space for greenery and access to nature for its inhabitants. There are 15 gardens and lawns and more than 200 species of tropical trees and plants rooted throughout the various levels of the grounds. The Martin Modern project includes a forest trail, maze, "bio-pond," a bamboo grove and an aquatic garden between the two towers, along with "secret gardens" on the 30th floor rooftop of each building. 

Martin Modern's tower blocks are orientated to allow for unobstructed views toward the internal landscaped space, while the higher floors provide a distant view of Singapore's iconic Marina Bay. In addition, both towers host rooftop gardens that provide enhanced greenery to the already verdant roof space. Within each unit, generous window heights promote air ventilation, while private enclosed spaces (PES) and balconies allow for an extension of indoor-to-outdoor living space and a residential environment. 

The project's green and sustainable products, energy efficient air-conditioner, lighting and water systems are incorporated into all units and common areas, allowing residents to reduce carbon footprint and create a better green living environment. 

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