Liù Lín Residence / Choo Gim Wah Architect
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The Liù Lin Residence receives this name mainly due to the six densely forested lots of land that surround it, since Liù Lin in Mandarin means "six forests". Located in the lush buttresses of Janda Baik, Malaysia, the residence has a natural inclination to promote a deep connection with its natural environment. Combined with this, its convenient proximity to Kuala Lumpur makes it an ideal refuge for friends and family.
Liù Lín Residence / Choo Gim Wah Architect
The Liù Lín Residence takes its name primarily from the six parcels of densely forested land that envelop the residence, as Liù Lín (六林) in Mandarin signifies "six forests." Located in the lush foothills of Janda Baik, Malaysia, the residence is naturally inclined to foster a profound connection with its natural environment. Complemented by its convenient proximity to Kuala Lumpur, it renders an ideal retreat for friends and family.
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