20-year-old Malaysian terrace house remodelled to connect to the outdoors


  • Design
  • Sunday, 27 Jun 2021

The nyatoh louvres at Riuh House exterior (right) are designed in such a way that the owners can adjust the level of privacy when necessary while allowing natural ventilation and light in. Photos: Paperspace

Timber louvres, chevron motifs and pivot doors are three distinct design features that strike visitors to the Riuh House in Kuala Lumpur.

Beyond forming a part of the aesthetics, each feature plays a unique role in contributing to a living space that invites activity and rest, while offering an important link to the outdoors.

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