windows house

Windows House, sited right next to a reserved forest in Kuala Lumpur is a project that explores the relationship between outdoor and indoor, between material and landscape, between function and window. Through the manipulation of windows, this house provokes our curiosity to look out or to look into.

Photographer | Ronson Lee
Location | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Year of Completion |  2018
Size | 9,000sqft

Close-up model photograph of a minimalist model design, with a porous geometric outer shell skin lifted away from a tiered voxel building core for window house.
windows house
Front perspective view of a modern eco-concrete facade, highlighting a porous, deeply inset window and deep-reveals sheltering indoor vegetation for window house.
Front perspective architectural view of an entrance, flanking porous timber-louvered security grilles that reflect hints of the landscape for window house.
Upward diagonal perspective view of a contemporary minimalist residential courtyard, highlighting a porous architectural concrete envelope and light-filtering geometric apertures for window house.
Dramatic perspective architectural photograph looking up at a modern concrete residential exterior, highlighting geometric window projections and a faceted concrete shell for window house.