The material palette used in the End-Lot House is ‘softly’ raw and grey, with the use of bricks, steel and smooth exposed concrete against the backdrop of white walls. Photos: David Yeow Photography
Being able to soak in a view of the city skyline from the roof of a terrace house is definitely a plus point of urban living.
The End-Lot House in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur offers that, and much more. Originally a double-storey end unit built in the 1970s, it was a run-of-the-mill terrace house design with low ceilings, split levels and a layout that was not very fluid.
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