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The Borderless House, designed for an elderly couple, integrates traditional Chinese garden principles and the architectural elements of the Barcelona Pavilion to create a connected, park-like home. Featuring sixty fragmented concrete walls, the design seamlessly merges indoor and outdoor spaces with glass partitions and a continuous ceiling. The house, situated on 19,050 sqft of land with 77% dedicated to lush outdoor spaces, is built to suit the tropical climate with natural cross ventilation and strategic shading. The dynamic design includes deep overhangs and multiple framed views, creating a serene atmosphere. The house emphasizes nature and family connection while challenging conventional building typologies by blurring boundaries and fostering a sense of unity with the urban landscape.
Project Name : Borderless House
Architects: FORMZERO - www.formzero.net/w/
Year: 2023
Photographs: Ameen Deen
Manufacturers: KEIM, Sika, Daikin, Feruni, Maica, Netwood, Prima Laguna, Roca, YTL Cement
Lead Architect: Lee Cherng Yih
Contractors: Jaya Bintang Sdn. Bhd.
Structure Engineers: Perunding YCL Unit Sdn. Bhd.
Interior Designers: Formzero
Landscape Designers: Formzero
Collaborators: Caleb Ong Design
Quantity Surveyor: Wee Yu Ni
Country: Malaysia