The three-storey house was designed to minimise disruption to the neighbourhood's aesthetics. Photos: Pixelaw Photography
It's simply known as “The link house with narrow courtyard” but in terms of design, it scores many points for bringing in ample light and ventilation deep into the core of the building.
Located in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, the house is an intermediate lot measuring 24ft x 75ft (7.3m x 22.8m) that faces southeast, across a public park populated by mature trees.
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The three-storey house was designed to minimise disruption to the neighbourhood's aesthetics. Photos: Pixelaw Photography
The skylight allows daylight to reach the ground floor.
The staircase is designed to have a light and open appearance, utilising slim steel structures, timber treads and steel handrails.
The grey brick feature wall in the living room.
On the ground floor, the L-shaped staircase is positioned next to the dining area, leading up to a two-storey void.
The master bedroom balcony allows the occupants to immerse themselves in the breathtaking views.
The master bathroom window looks out to the Lembah Kiara Recreational Park.
View of the side courtyard from the top floor of the house.
The sweeping view from the master bedroom on the top floor of the house.
Red bricks are seen in some of the internal and external walls, which add warmth and character to the space.
Evening view of the front facade of the house.
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