The facade of House 1A in KL is inspired by a collage of rectangular geometry that resembles the overall building elevation. Photos: Veritas Architects
With an elevated design and striking facade, House 1A in Kuala Lumpur has all the markings of good design.
Completed at the end of last year, the house is characterised by a set of stepping gardens – landscaping that starts from the external road to the raised level where the swimming pool is – and box geometry.
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House 1A KL
The facade of House 1A in KL is inspired by a collage of rectangular geometry that resembles the overall building elevation. Photos: Veritas Architects
The skypod, where the family theatre is located, is cantilevered and looks out towards the KL city centre.
The courtyard and pool which can be viewed from the interior.
The south-west façade is wrapped with corten steel cladding to shade the house from the afternoon sun.
The two-storey grooved fair-faced concrete feature of the front facade.
The overall structure of the building is formed by a series of boxes that allows more natural lighting to penetrate the interior.
