The Borneo Mansion in Kuching, Sarawak, by Design Network Architects, is inspired by the Bornean landscape. Photos: Lin Ho
Nestled in a neighbourhood of terrace houses built in the 1950s in Kuching, Sarawak, the Borneo Mansion’s arresting facade is a standout.
But ostentatious it is certainly not. Embracing its green surroundings, the double-storey house is designed to capture the ethereal quality of the Bornean ambience.
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The Borneo Mansion in Kuching, Sarawak, by Design Network Architects, is inspired by the Bornean landscape. Photos: Lin Ho
The faceted metal facade, as seen from inside the house. Photo: Design Network Architects
Greenery is found in abundance within and outside the house, the lap pool included. Photo: Design Network Architects
Family activities are centred around the landscaped courtyard. Photo: Lin Ho
The mansion’s bright and breezy living area celebrates the luxury of Borneo’s ample open spaces. Photo: Lin Ho
