The Singapore-based architecture studio Aamer Architects has designed ''Ninety7'' a house that sits on Siglap Hill, the highest point in a residential suburb in Singapore. 

Project description by the architects:

One of those stimulating occasions where owner and architect are effectively collaborating, in sync, resulting in a pleasant process & cool project. This house sits on Siglap Hill, the highest point in a residential suburb in Singapore, the site is breezy and enjoys spectacular views of the city skyline and the surrounding low-rise neighbourhood. The owner, a businessman, was then a bachelor who enjoyed entertaining at his house ('bachelor's pad'). The main spaces of the house are elevated off the ground to fully exploit the views and catch the breeze. The main “public” spaces – living room, dining room and open kitchen – are placed on the second level while the private spaces – master bedroom, study and personal entertainment space – are on the third level. A single continuous curvi-linear plane…