Singapore Landlord Wins Award After Subdividing Single Bomb Shelter Into Triplex

Local property visionary, Tan Ah Huat, has successfully transformed a standard 5-room HDB flat into a high-density, 28-unit luxury "coliving" ecosystem.

By utilizing revolutionary drywall technology and a total disregard for human rights, Tan now charges $1,400 for a "Deluxe Vertical Nook" that was formerly a shoe cabinet.

The units are so efficiently designed that tenants must take turns inhaling to prevent the structural integrity of the mahjong-paper partitions from collapsing.

"Wah lau, is damn cozy leh," remarked tenant Jeremy Koh, who currently sleeps in a foetal position inside a converted microwave.

"The landlord even give me free 'organic cooling' by drilling a hole into the neighbor's aircon unit, steady lah!"

Authorities remain baffled as to how Tan fitted a communal gym into a kitchen drawer, though they praised his "unrivalled entrepreneurial spirit."

Tan is currently scouting for his next project: partitioning a single toilet bowl into a dual-occupancy duplex.