You can always ask an architect to see how rooms and spaces can be transformed with simple changes
WHEN one buys a landed property, it is more than likely that it will come with a house attached.
Quite often, however, new owners will demolish the existing house and build a new one from scratch, adding to the money invested in the property. And at an average of $500 psf for construction cost, this can add up to quite a hefty sum. So it may pay to consider the potential of the existing old bungalow instead.
Anyone with a good eye for architecture should be able to see how rooms and spaces can be transformed with simple changes. But for those without, the best person to ask is an architect.
Transforming old buildings is something architect Mink Tan has had experience with, having won the URA Heritage Award for the Waterboat House on Fullerton Road in 2004.
By reconfiguring the spaces and adding some new ones Continue reading
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