Three glass blocks house the nine loft units and six apartments comprising The Loft, while each building’s six floors are raised up by a two-storey carpark basement walled in stone.
Its unique elevation, a design influenced by the site’s natural topography, ensures gorgeous views from every level. Each unit’s linear layout affords fluidity of space, while covered courtyards and balconies introduce greenery into the interior, successfully blurring the line between internal and external space. Communcal facitilites, like the pool, gym and club house, are shared on the roof.
This freehold development in Malaysia’s Bangsar Baru rises above the competition with its refreshing design response to conventional building challenges.
