The Singapore House 1819 - 1942

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The Singapore House 1819-1942
The Singapore House is a comprehensive study of the various domestic architectural styles that thrived in Singapore from 1819 until the outbreak of the Pacific War - from English Georgian, Victorian Eclectic, Edwardian Baroque, Arts and Crafts and Modern International to home-grown Coarsened Classical.

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