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Why this Sentosa Cove house was wrapped in charred black timber
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Why this Sentosa Cove house was wrapped in charred black timber
Architect Pan Yi Cheng used shou sugi ban, the Japanese technique of charring timber, to transform an ageing waterfront bungalow into a calmer, more cohesive home.
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