Malaysian architect's 3-storey home is inspired by traditional Malay houses in Kedah


The living space that greets guests when they first walk onto the ground floor. Photos: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

Growing up in Tanah Merah, Pendang in Kedah has influenced Malaysian architect Wooi Lok Kuang’s work in a big way.

Inspired by traditional Malay houses there, Wooi uses the same design concepts in most of his projects, including his own home.

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