A conservation house is a house or a shophouse that is marked for conservation. The conservation house is commonly built in pre-war British colonial times, hence the need to conserve it.

Pros and Cons of living in a Conservation House

The thing about the conservation house is its facade and history. The conservation house is usually a shophouse with finely carved motifs and a fresh coat of paint. The conservation house layout and structure seldom changes, retaining the conservation house's uniqueness in texture and nostalgic feel.

Modern needs add on air-conditioning comforts to the conservation house. For all the conservation house's rich and artistic qualities, the conservation house make a great museum, art gallery or even an inspired advertising agency.

Sometimes, a conservation house can be so celebrated that the conservation house undergoes a face-lift before being showcased as a masterpiece on its own. Truly, the conservation house is a place we can embrace the past and the present.