two wooden platforms settle in the heart of right angle studio’s residence

Right Angle Studio’s design marries past, present, and future

The Rasidence, designed by Singapore-based Right Angle Studio (RAS), represents a new phase in the studio’s architectural approach, building on their previous project, ‘Residence L’. This duplex apartment blends elements of the past, present, and future into a cohesive spatial experience.

The interior features minimalist areas designed for social interaction. The dining area includes a custom display shelf, which is seamlessly incorporated into the walls, contributing to a unified layout. The open kitchen is equipped with a bar counter, reflecting its origins.

internal curved volumes ensure continuity and elegance

In the living area, sliding ash wood screens create visual separation while allowing views of the serene garden. A planted tree on the lower level acts as a symbol of growth and connects the indoor space with nature. The staircase has been redesigned to rest on two wooden platforms, improving access to the upper floor.

An artificial skylight above the mezzanine illuminates the space, replacing a previously dim atmosphere. On the upper level, a minimalist wall feature, shaped like a parenthesis, adds a contemporary element. The master bedroom retains curved volumes from the original design, ensuring continuity and elegance. The bathrooms feature human-made skylights and minimalist design elements. The designers opt for a cream and neutral-toned color palette to create a warm, inviting environment.

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project info:

name: The Rasidence
architect: Right Angle Studio (RAS) | @right.angle.studio

lead designers: Alex Liu, Jay Liu

location: Singapore

photography: Studio Periphery | @studioperiphery

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